Psychemedics was established in 1987 to provide testing for drugs of abuse using hair analysis and has been successfully operating for over 20 years. Thousands of corporations currently rely on Psychemedics’ patented hair analysis technology for their pre-employment and employee drug screening. Psychemedics is headquartered in Boston and has offices in Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Our Laboratory is located in Culver City, CA. Psychemedics is a publicly-held corporation listed on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol PMD.

UCare Minnesota is one of the largest health plan providers in Minnesota, with some 200,000 members scattered throughout the Land of 10,000 Lakes and in several counties in western Wisconsin. The not-for-profit specializes in health coverage for members of government-funded programs such as Medicare and Medicaid; it also has plans for participants in MinnesotaCare, a state-subsidized insurance program for residents unable to afford health coverage. Some 60,000 seniors subscribe to UCare's Medicare products, which include a Medicare Advantage plan under the name UCare for Seniors. UCare Minnesota also offers Medicaid plans designed for disabled Minnesotans.

Preferred Health Systems (PHS) is the managed care organization of choice for Kansas businesses. Through its operating companies Preferred Plus of Kansas and Preferred Health Systems Insurance,Preferred Health Systems company provides HMO, POS, and PPO health plans, as well as a high-deductible plan combined with a health savings account. It also offers Medicare supplemental health plans. PHS provides group plans to about 120,000 employer groups on a fully-insured or administrative services only model; it is one of several companies that administers the health coverage of Kansas state employees. Preferred Health Systems company was acquired by Coventry Health Care in 2010; it was previously part of Via Christi Health System.

Providence Hospital and Medical Centers provides health care in the Motor City and surrounding areas. The main Providence Hospital is a 460-bed teaching facility that has been recognized for its cardiology program and offers a variety of other services ranging from cancer treatment and neurosurgery to orthopedics and women's health. The network also includes dozens of affiliated general practice and specialty health clinics. A part of Catholic health ministry St. John Health (a subsidiary of Ascension Health), the not-for-profit medical center was founded in 1845 as St. Vincent's Hospital in Detroit by the Daughters of Charity.

Kent Hospital offers Ocean Staters a sea of medical care options. The health care facility provides inpatient acute care, as well as outpatient services (such as diagnostic imaging) and primary care. It also proffers a range of specialties, including cardiology, orthopedics, oncology, surgery, and pediatrics. A member of the Care New England Health System, Kent Hospital opened in 1951 with 90 beds. Today the hospital has more than 350 beds and a staff of nearly 500 doctors. The hospital replaced retiring CEO Mark Crevier (who served in that position for nearly 25 years) with Sandra Coletta in 2008. Coletta was previously COO at The Miriam Hospital in Providence.

Apria Healthcare Group Inc. is owned by the Blackstone Group. With about 500 branches nationwide, Apria Healthcare Group is one of the country's largest home health firms. Serving some 1.2 million clients across the US, the company's staff provides supplemental oxygen, ventilators, nebulizers, and sleep monitoring equipment and medication to patients with emphysema, sleep apnea, and other respiratory conditions. Its infusion therapy nurses administer intravenous or injectable therapies -- including pain drugs, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition -- at home or in one of the company's outpatient infusion clinics. Apria also delivers home medical equipment such as walkers and hospital beds.

Centra Health is a constellation of hospitals, medical practices, outpatient facilities, and other services targeting the health care needs of residents in central Virginia. At its core are two acute care facilities in Lynchburg: 270-bed Lynchburg General, which is the region's main emergency center and specializes in orthopedic and cardiac care; and Virginia Baptist, a roughly 315-bed facility focusing on cancer treatment, women's and pediatric care, mental health, and rehabilitation. Aside from its acute care operations, Centra owns primary care physicians' practices, a home health care service, nursing homes, and numerous other physical and behavioral health businesses.

AMERIGROUP looks after the health of America's needy. The managed health care provider targets people eligible for Medicaid, the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), FamilyCare, and other government special needs plans. Its top Medicaid plans include a product for families receiving temporary assistance to needy families (TANF) benefits and one for aged, blind, or disabled (ABD) persons receiving supplemental income. AMERIGROUP's SCHIP programs cover uninsured kids ineligible for Medicaid. The company contracts with more than 100,000 primary care doctors and specialists, as well as 700 hospitals, to serve about 1.8 million members in about a dozen states.

Seattle Children's Hospital has some 250 beds, serves children and infants of all ages. Its specialty units include psychiatric care, neonatal intensive care, and rehabilitation for children disabled by injuries, illness, or congenital complications. In addition to its primary campus, Seattle Children's Hospital operates numerous outpatient clinics in the Puget Sound area. It also provides outreach services throughout the Pacific Northwest as well as in Alaska and Montana. Seattle Children's Hospital provides telemedicine services in Idaho.

Mount Sinai Hospital opened its doors in 1919 with 60 beds to serve the burgeoning population of Eastern European immigrants in the Windy City. The hospital's present facility is a 320-bed tertiary-care medical center. Mount Sinai Hospital also trains medical students from the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science, and it hosts health research programs. Its services include Level I trauma care and Level III perinatal care. It also operates outpatient and community health centers and offers home health care. The hospital is a part of the Sinai Health System, which also includes the Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital, the Sinai Children's Hospital, Sinai Medical Group, and the Sinai Community Institute.

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