Carclo Technical Plastics (CTP), a division of UK plastics injection molding company Carclo, develops and manufactures disposable pharmaceutical and medical devices and other injection-molded components and assemblies made from plastic for the medical, telecom, automotive, electronics, and optics industries. CTP's products include automotive cooling and fastening systems, infusion devices, and inhalation devices; it owns the COIL brand of magnifiers and aids for the visually-impaired. CTP provides such product development services as assembly, design, packaging, and rapid cavity manufacture. Located in southern England, the company markets its products globally.

AmeriPath, Inc. is a leading national provider of anatomic pathology, dermatopathology and molecular diagnostic services to physicians, hospitals, clinical laboratories and surgery centers across the U.S.the team of more than 400 highly trained, board-certified pathologists and Ph.D.-level scientists provides medical diagnostic services in outpatient laboratories owned, operated and managed by AmeriPath, as well as in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers.

Security Health Plan of Wisconsin provides health insurance products and related services to some 150,000 members in more than 30 Wisconsin counties. Its network includes about 4,000 physicians, hospitals, and health care facilities, as well as pharmacies across the US. Security Health Plan provides policies for groups, individuals, and families. Its products include HMO plans, Medicare plans, prescription drug and equipment coverage, and disease management programs, as well as administration services for self-funded plans. Established in 1986,Security Health Plan of Wisconsin company is the managed healthcare arm of Marshfield Clinic.

Over the seasons of your life, your needs change. With more than 15,000 people in its care at more than 400 facilities, Four Seasons Health Care is one of the largest care home (nursing home) operators in the UK. The company runs nursing homes with specialized care for dementia, end of life care, and palliative care. Its Huntercombe division operates specialized health care centers which provide services to persons with neurodisabilities, brain injuries, mental health disorders, and addictions. To reduce its debts, Four Seasons Health Care has given its lenders significant equity stakes; Royal Bank of Scotland's stake accounts for some 40% of company shares.

Surgical Innovations Group makes medical devices used in minimally invasive surgeries. Its products include the YelloPort laparoscopic access system and FastClamp, an instrument used in endoscopic procedures. The company sells its products through distributors and licensing deals with other equipment makers; its customers are mainly in Europe but it also has distribution arrangements in the US and elsewhere. Though its minimally invasive surgical products represent its core business, Surgical Innovations also makes autologous blood transfusion equipment, which collects and re-infuses a patient's own blood during surgery, through its Haemocell subsidiary.

Manor Care is a lord of the manor in the nursing home kingdom. Operating as HCR Manor Care, the firm runs about 500 nursing homes, assisted living centers, and rehabilitation facilities in about 30 states. Its facilities, which operate under the names Heartland, ManorCare Health Services, and Arden Courts, provide not only long-term nursing care, but also rehabilitation services and short-term, post-acute care for patients recovering from serious illness or injury; many of them house special units for Alzheimer's patients. In addition to its nursing and assisted-living facilities, Manor Care offers hospice and home health care through offices across the US. It is owned by private equity firm The Carlyle Group.

LeMaitre Vascular, Inc. develops, manufactures, and markets medical devices and implants for the treatment of peripheral vascular disease worldwide. The company’s endovascular products include LeverEdge contrast injector for injection of contrast media into blood vessels; TAArget thoracic stent graft for use in the endovascular repair of thoracic aortic aneurysm and dissection; the UnBalloon non-occlusive modeling catheter for improvement in the seal of aortic stent grafts; and VascuTape radiopaque tape for improvement in precision of vascular and endovascular procedures. Its vascular products consist of AlboGraft vascular grafts for in bypass and replacement procedures; AlboSure and XenoSure vascular patches for use in closing incisions in a blood vessel; AnastoClip vessel closure system for attaching blood vessels primarily for dialysis access; EndoRE remote endarterectomy devices for removal of blockages in the arteries of the leg; expandable LeMaitre valvulotome for destruction of vein valves to create vein bypass grafts; InvisiGrip vein stripper for single-incision removal of varicose veins; LeMaitre balloon catheters for removal of blood clots, occlusion, and facilitation of blood flow; and Pruitt-Inahara, Pruitt F3, and Flexcel carotid shunts for facilitating blood flow to brain during carotid plaque removal. LeMaitre Vascular company’s products in general surgery category comprise reddick cholangiogram catheter for introduction of dye into the cystic duct; and OptiLock implantable port for central venous infusion of drugs and nutrients. In addition, LeMaitre distributes Powerlink system, a bifurcated abdominal stent graft, as well as engages in private label manufacturing. It sells its products through direct sales force and a network of distributors. LeMaitre Vascular was formerly known as Vascutech, Inc. and changed its name to LeMaitre Vascular, Inc. in April 2001. LeMaitre Vascular, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Tampa General Hospital keeps the medical tempo humming in west-central Florida. The medical center provides general medical and surgical care, as well as tertiary offerings including a Level 1 trauma center, a burn unit, a pediatric ward, women's and cardiovascular centers, and an organ transplant unit. The not-for-profit hospital has about 930 acute-care beds, as well as 60 beds in its rehabilitation unit, which specializes in helping patients recover from stroke, head or spine trauma, and other neuromuscular conditions. In addition, Tampa General is the primary teaching hospital for The University of South Florida College of Medicine. It also conducts research and operates community care centers in the Tampa area.

LCA-Vision Inc. provides fixed-site laser vision correction services under the LasikPlus brand. The company offers laser vision correction procedures to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. As of March 31, 2010, it operated 62 LasikPlus fixed-site laser vision correction centers in the United States. The company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.

MHM Services (MHM) is there for inmates who get a bad case of the blues. Through its MHM Correctional Services subsidiary, the company contracts with jails and prisons across the US to provide mental health services to inmate populations. It operates in about 15 states (usually via statewide contracts) and provides psychiatric staff, as well as pharmacy and clinical management programs. Founded as Mental Health Management in 1981, the company started out providing mental health services to hospitals and community agencies. The firm began to focus on state correctional facilities in the late 1990s. MHM is led by CEO Michael Pinkert, who owned about 35% of the company before it went private in 2001.

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