American Medical Response (AMR). With thousands of vehicles in some 40 states, AMR is the largest contract provider of emergency and non-emergency ambulance services in the US. Non-emergency services include transportation for medically unstable patients and such non-medical transport services as transfers to and from health care facilities.American Medical Response company provides around 3 million transports annually for customers that also include hospitals and local government agencies. AMR is a subsidiary of Emergency Medical Services, which is owned by Onex, an investment firm with holdings in health care and other industries.

Acadian Ambulance Service provides ground and air medical transportation service for some 3 million residents in the southeastern US, including portions of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Acadian Ambulance Service operates more than 250 ground ambulances, as well as a handful of helicopter ambulances operated by affiliate Metro Aviation. It also provides telemedicine (remote patient monitoring) and paramedic training services. Through subsidiary Executive Aircraft, the firm offers chartered transportation services. Its Safety Management Systems unit provides emergency medical services to offshore oil projects. Established in 1971, the company is owned by its employees through a private stock option plan.

Acusis prides itself on accurately transcribing medical documents for a variety of professional clients. Acusis company provides medical transcription services to hospitals, clinics, and doctors' offices. Using medical transcriptionists and its AcuSuite software, Acusis provides secure turnaround of reports within 24 hours. Acusis company provides its services on a temporary basis (to handle overflow) or as a full medical transcription outsourcing solution. It also offers information technology integration and formatting services, partially through partnerships with companies like MedAptus (integration software) and Noteworthy Medical Systems (data management). Acusis has operations in the US, India, and the Philippines.

AIM Health Group, one of the largest health care providers in Canada, offers health and wellness services to patients, and health-related services to health care providers, employers, unions, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals, among others. AIM operates about 65 medical facilities throughout Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Quebec, and provides services including family medicine, physiotherapy, nutrition counseling, and massage therapy. Its subsidiary -- Workplace Health & Cost Solutions (WHCS) -- provides occupational health services. Med-Emerg, which AIM acquired in early 2009, provides staffing services (primarily doctors and nurses), and infusion and chronic pain management services.

Alteer wants doctors to tear up their paper charts. Founded in 1996, Alteer provides health care management software and services, including practice enhancement and process reengineering, designed to help providers eliminate paper charts and automate workflow processes. The company's services integrate electronic medical records, electronic charting, billing, and reporting, for more than 1,200 doctors' offices and medical practices in the US. Alteer knows that software only works when customers know how to use it, so it emphasizes hand-holding services to help its customers in their quests for efficiency. Alteer is a subsidiary of American Healthcare Holdings, a provider-based health care technology company.

American HealthChoice operates medical clinics, makes medical devices, and provides other health related services in the southeastern US. Its AHC Medical Clinics unit owns and operates eight medical clinics in Texas and Tennessee and provides support services to about 35 affiliated clinics. Through its TelmedCo unit, American HealthChoice offers telemedicine services, allowing doctors at its own and third-party clinics to get second opinions from remote specialists. A third unit, RehabCo, has developed the OmniBody Scan medical imaging system, which uses infrared technology to detect breast cancer and other conditions.

American Imaging Management (AIM) helps HMOs do what they do best: peer over physicians' shoulders and see how much they are spending on treatment. The company's diagnostic imaging management services help insurers and health care providers manage the utilization of ultrasound, mammography, radiology, and other imaging services. American Imaging's service areas include program design, analysis and reporting, cost management, financial services, and Web application.American Imaging Management company also provides radiology education tools. Clients include HMOs, PPOs, insurers, physicians' groups, and hospitals. Founded in 1989, AIM is the oldest diagnostic imaging management company in the nation; health insurer WellPoint owns it.

ApolloMD is a private US group practice owned and operated by its physicians. With more than 750 medical directors, doctors, and mid-level practitioners, the group provides clinical outsourcing services focused on anesthesia, emergency medicine, and radiology to high-volume hospitals, surgery centers, and health systems primarily in the Southeast and Midwest. Boasting about a 97% physician retention rate, ApolloMD uses a performance-based compensation model, which pays physicians equitably according to the amount of clinical work they accomplish rather than seniority. Its PaymentsMD division offers health care providers a medical billing and payment collections system that allows patients to pay bills online.

Argus Health Systems provides health care information management services for pharmacy benefit managers, managed care organizations, insurance companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and government agencies. Founded in 1983, Argus processes more than 550 million prescription claims annually for its clients and offers reporting, rebate contracting, and administration services.Argus Health Systems company also offers pharmacy networks and audits, clinical information management, and call center services.

Carle Physician Group takes care of patients in east central Illinois. Carle Physician Group, formerly named Carle Clinic Association, is a not-for-profit physician-owned group made up of some 300 physicians practicing in more than 50 medical specialties at about a dozen locations. The organization's facilities, which are spread out over seven different towns, are linked by a network of electronic medical records, allowing Carle Physician Group's medical providers to access a patient's medical information at any of its locations.Carle Physician Group company also has its own managed care company, Health Alliance Medical Plans. Carle Physician Group was acquired by Carle Foundation, parent of Carle Foundation Hospital, in 2010.

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