Boone Hospital Center is a 394-bed full service hospital located in Columbia, MO. It is a regional referral center located in the center of the state. The hospital provides progressive healthcare programs, services, and technology to people in 25 mid-Missouri counties. Although the hospital is full service, areas in which Boone Hospital Center excels are cardiology, neurology, oncology, surgical, obstetrical services, and numerous other specialties. The hospital maintains a 24-hour emergency center with hospital-based ambulance service and a helipad for incoming emergency air transportation. The hospital employs over 2000 on its staff and 350 physicians on the medical staff.Boone Hospital Center is a leader in providing the latest technology, including an innovative surgery center offering progressive endoscopic and laser surgery procedures. The hospital provides numerous community educational lectures and events, centering on disease prevention and wellness. To help community members make healthy lifestyle choices, Boone Hospital Center created WELLAWARE - a collection of resources and programs that encourage wellness and prevention. Working with mid-Missouri employers to promote good health on the job (such as becoming a tobacco-free workplace), WELLAWARE offers resources in occupational medicine, behavioral health, and BHC's various prevention and fitness programs to the community at large in Columbia, MO.

Cleveland Medical Devices, call it CleveMed for short, develops and markets wireless patient monitors for neurological, pressure management, and rehabilitation applications. Its wireless telemetry and physiological monitoring products are developed for use in settings that existing technologies can't serve as well. Its Crystal Monitor series provides monitoring on urgent care patients, and allows sleep disorders to be monitored from the patient's home. Its Kinesia product is a small wireless system used to monitor, quantify, record, and telemeter body movements, such as tremors, in patients with movement disorders. Cleveland Medical Devices was founded in 1990 by CEO Robert Schmidt.

NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System serves about 20 percent of patients located in the New York metro area. The system includes about 25 acute and specialty hospitals with a total of 7,900 beds. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is the system's flagship facility and the largest hospital in the US with 2,300 beds; specialist facilities include psychiatric and rehabilitation hospitals. All of its hospitals are affiliated with the medical colleges of Columbia University or Cornell University. NYPHS also operates nursing homes (with some 1,600 beds) and community health clinics.

Appalachian Regional Healthcare, a health system serving residents of eastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia. The not-for-profit organization (one of the largest rural health systems in the US) comprises nine hospitals with more than 1,000 beds, as well as dozens of clinics, home health care agencies, and retail pharmacies. Its largest hospital in Hazard, Kentucky, has 310 beds and features an inpatient psychiatric unit that serves as the state mental health facility. Several of the system's hospitals are Critical Access Hospitals, a federal government designation for rural community hospitals that operate in medically underserved areas.

Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance ensures coverage for Wisconsin residents and employers top to bottom. The not-for-profit company, also known as WPS Health Insurance, provides managed care plans and related services to more than 200,000 members throughout the Badger State. Group and individual offerings include HMO, PPO, TRICARE (military), supplemental Medicare, and high-deductable plans. Its network includes some 15,000 health care providers and 140 hospitals statewide. Subsidiary EPIC Life Insurance provides ancillary product including life, disability, dental, and vision plans. The company was established by the Wisconsin State Medical Society in 1946.

Biohit wants to be a hit in laboratories worldwide. The company manufactures fluid-handling products and diagnostic test systems for health care, research, and industrial laboratories worldwide. Its main liquid-handling products are electronic and mechanical pipette systems (or sample dispensers), as well as related accessories including controllers, stands, and disposable tips. Biohit also provides maintenance and user training services for its fluid-handling products. The company also develops and sells biological diagnostic products, including testing assays and instruments, used in the prevention and treatment of gastrointestinal ailments and other diseases. Biohit was founded in 1988.

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.

Forsyth Medical Center became part of Novant Health in 1997. Forsyth Medical Center learns from hindsight, but operates with foresight. One of the largest hospitals in North Carolina, Forsyth Medical Center (FMC) is a tertiary care hospital with about 960 beds. It provides Winston-Salem and Thomasville area patients with such health care services as behavioral health, emergency care, rehabilitation, and surgical procedures. The medical center also operates a network of community health centers including Medical Park Hospital (about 20 beds), Thomasville Medical Center (150 beds), and outpatient and physician clinics.

Guardian Home Care Holdings provides medical and non-medical home health care services to private patients -- as well as through contracts with health insurers, hospitals, and nursing homes -- in Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas. Primarily working under Medicare and Medicaid funding programs, Guardian's health care personnel provide skilled nursing services, physical and speech therapy, social work services, and assistance with daily activities such as cleaning and bathing. The company also provides hospice services in Nashville, Tennessee. It operates as Texas Home Health in Texas and under the Guardian name in its other markets.

St. Peter's Health Care Services is a health care system for the residents of Albany, New York, area. The network's primary facility, St. Peter's Hospital, has more than 440 acute-care beds and a medical staff of more than 600 physicians. Specialty services include emergency medicine, cancer and cardiovascular care, and women's health. The hospital was founded by the Religious Sisters of Mercy in 1869. St. Peter's Health Care also operates community health clinics, long-term care facilities, mental health centers, and home health and hospice agencies. The health system is a subsidiary of not-for-profit hospital operator Catholic Health East.

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