Paradigm Medical Industries wants to keep those baby blues seeing clearly with its ophthalmic surgical and diagnostic equipment. Its FDA-approved products include its Blood Flow Analyzer, which measures pressure and blood flow within the eye and is used for early diagnosis of glaucoma, and a line of ultrasound biomicroscopes, which create high-resolution images of the eye that doctors use to diagnose and treat disease. The company has stopped development on its laser cataract removal system (branded Photon) because of lack of funds; it is focusing instead on marketing its diagnostic product line to ophthalmologists and optometrists.

El Paso County Hospital District is a community, not-for-profit health care system serving West Texas and southern New Mexico. The network includes the 330-bed University Medical Center of El Paso (also known as Thomason General Hospital), several neighborhood primary care clinics, and the El Paso First Health Plans HMO. The hospital is an acute-care teaching hospital affiliated with Texas Tech. It specializes in emergency/trauma care, obstetrics, pediatric medicine, and orthopedics. The hospital district, through its affiliates, provides a range of outpatient services including physical rehabilitation, speech therapy, family planning, dental care, cancer treatment, diagnostics, and pharmacy services.

West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. manufactures and sells components and systems for injectable drug delivery and plastic packaging, and delivery system components for the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and consumer products industries. It operates in two segments, Pharmaceutical Systems and Tech Group. The Pharmaceutical Systems segment designs, manufactures, and distributes elastomer and metal components used in parenteral drug delivery for the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and generic industries. It offers pharmaceutical packaging components, such as elastomeric stoppers and discs, aluminum seals and removable plastic buttons, elastomeric plungers, needle shields and tip caps, pharmaceutical containers, component processors, prefillable syringe systems, elastomeric components, elastomer and co-molded elastomer/plastic components, non-filled syringe components, dropper bulbs, sterile devices, and needle systems. This segment also provides laboratory and other services, including extractables and leachables testing, package/container testing, method development/validation, stability testing, process development, and problem resolution. The Tech Group segment offers injection molded components and devices, such as contact lens storage kits, pill dispensers, and disposable blood collection systems, as well as various personal care and consumer products for surgical, ophthalmic, diagnostic, and drug delivery systems. It also involves in the manufacture and assembly of systems and devices used for nasal, oral, pulmonary, and injectable delivery of drugs used to treat diseases. The company distributes its products primarily through its sales force and distribution network, as well as through contract sales agents and regional distributors in the United States, Germany, France, and other European countries. West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Lionville, Pennsylvania.

Flow Management Technologies (FMT) provides administrative, communication, and information services to more than 60,000 physicians across the US. Its Interaction Center handles more than 85% of incoming calls to a physician's practice. Patients can reach physicians through communication options such as email, fax, Internet, and automated phone systems. The company was formed in 1996.

Clinch Valley Medical Center oversees southwestern Virginia's acute medical needs. The regional hospital provides medical and emergency care services in about a dozen counties around Richlands, Virginia. Formed in 1938, Clinch Valley Medical Center offers cancer care, cardiac catheterization, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, women's services, pediatrics, physical rehabilitation services, sleep studies, and surgical services. The medical center has a 175-bed capacity and is part of the LifePoint Hospitals network.

InSound Medical,Inc. develops hearing devices made for continuous wear and that cannot be seen when used. Unlike conventional hearing aids, InSound Medical's devices are fitted into the ear by an audiology professional and worn continuously, even during sleeping or swimming. Customers buy a year's worth of devices and return every two to four months for replacement when the batteries wear out. The FDA-approved Lyric was introduced in 2008 and is marketed to younger consumers with mild to moderate hearing loss. InSound Medical was acquired by Sonova in 2010.

Westminster Manor helps to care for the elderly in the Austin, Texas area. The company is a not-for-profit long-term care facility that provides skilled nursing care and occupational, physical, respiratory, and speech therapy. Westminster Manor also offers individual and group activity programs, as well as specialized diet services. The facility has about 90 beds.

Regence BlueShield provides health insurance products and related services in western and southern Washington state. An independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, Regence BlueShield's health insurance products include traditional, PPO, and supplemental Medicare plans. Regence BlueShield also provides dental, vision, and prescription drug plans, as well as value-added services including disease management and wellness programs. Regence BlueShield is a subsidiary of The Regence Group, which serves 3 million members in the Northwest.

Biosense Webster makes products that explore, and in some cases alter, the terrain of the human heart. Its catheters and imaging systems are used by electrophysiologists and interventional cardiologists worldwide to find and treat heart arrhythmias (irregular heart rhythms.) Its CARTO XP EP Navigation System uses 3-D imaging technology to map the heart's electrical activity and lets doctors navigate the heart using the company's diagnostic catheters. Biosense Webster also makes therapeutic ablation catheters and systems that destroy faulty electric pathways in the heart that cause arrhythmias. Biosense Webster is a member of parent Johnson & Johnson's medical devices and diagnostics division.

Blue Ridge HealthCare provides health care services to Burke County, North Carolina and the surrounding area via two acute-care hospitals (Grace Hospital and Valdese Hospital, with nearly 350 beds between the two), and several outpatient facilities (behavioral health care, rehabilitation, cancer care, senior care, and wellness services). Blue Ridge HealthCare also provides senior living services, including in-house medical care and hospice services through its Grace Ridge retirement community. The company is an affiliate of the Carolinas HealthCare System.

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