TherOx is a medical device company that developed the SuperSaturated Oxygen (SSO2) Therapy System to prevent muscle tissue death following a heart attack. The SSO2 Therapy System mixes oxygen and saline with the patient's blood and pumps it back through the coronary artery to restore blood flow and reduce the amount of heart muscle tissue that dies after a person goes into cardiac arrest. The SSO2 System has not been FDA-approved; TherOx has conducted two studies involving 570 patients and hopes to be able to market the product in mid-2009.

Aultcare provides alternatives for Ohio residents searching for health care coverage. Aultcare company offers health insurance and related services to about 500,000 members in northeastern Ohio. Benefit offerings include general medical, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, disability, and worker's compensation. Established in 1985, Aultcare is an affiliate of the Aultman Health Foundation. The not-for-profit organization offers HMO, PPO, and traditional health care plans to employee groups and individuals. Its PrimeTime plan provides Medicare managed care services. Subsidiary Aultra offers claims processing services.

Sonic Healthcare is an international medical diagnostics company, offering extensive laboratory medicine/pathology and radiology services to the medical community. The company, one of the largest medical lab operators in the world, specializes in providing a variety of radiology and pathology testing services to hospitals, medical practitioners, and community medical service providers. Sonic Healthcare, which has a staff of more than 500 specialist pathologists and radiologists, operates from locations in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the US. It owns the US's biggest privately held pathology lab, Clinical Pathology Laboratories, and one of Europe's largest, Bioscientia Healthcare. Sonic Healthcare was formed in 1987 in Australia.

Midwest Heart Specialists (MHS) is a nationally recognized group of over 50 physicians including board certified cardiologists, electrophysiologists and heart failure specialists making us one of the largest cardiovascular practices in Illinois. In addition to being board-certified in cardiovascular disease, many MHS physicians are also certified in critical care medicine, internal medicine and emergency medicine. Midwest Heart Specialists provides easy access for patients at its multiple locations throughout the western and northwest suburbs of Chicago, Rockford, Illinois and surrounding areas.

"VHA" could stand for a "Very Healthy America." Founded in 1977, VHA provides health care industry-related services to members who join the company's cooperative network. VHA serves about 1,400 not-for-profit hospitals nationwide. Its members also include some 30,000 non-acute health care organizations such as imaging centers, home health care agencies, and pharmacies. Services include financial analysis, clinical improvement programs, public policy advocacy, and supply chain management. Additionally, VHA's members can purchase medical supplies at a reduced cost from Novation, a joint venture VHA has with University HealthSystem Consortium. The organization is led by CEO Curt Nonomaque, formerly VHA's CFO.

Northwest Administrators is a third-party administrator of employee benefits for employers in the Western US. Northwest Administrators company manages the administrative tasks, including claims payment, employer billing, and employment tracking, for self-funded health and welfare plans, pension plans, and other insurance and investment plans. Customers include corporations, government organizations, and employer associations. As a third-party administrator, it is unaffiliated with any one insurance provider or drug manufacturer. Founded in 1958, Northwest Administrators has offices in California, Oregon, and Washington.

HealthCare.com is an Internet search company serving millions of healthcare-related searches every month and connecting our site visitors with the information or providers that they seek. The company's core search categories today are centered on health insurance, health care providers and health information. Through both its owned properties and through its extensive partner network, HealthCare.com targets down to the local level, providing highly-contextual and location-specific advertising to consumers who are actively searching for health care products, content and services.

Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) is a non-profit organization of 157 communities in 24 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. We provide housing and services to more than 16,000 older adults, economically disadvantaged families and people with disabilities.Our Mission reveals our goals, our Vision offers a view of how we would like our world to be, and our Philosophy and Values states the beliefs of our Board of Directors, local community Boards, and national staff of 2,600. The RHF Logo symbolizes a program that has grown from the very modest beginnings of a $7,000 investment and the efforts of three United Church of Christ (UCC) visionaries to what it is today, one of the largest organizations devoted to building and preserving affordable housing for the most vulnerable members of society.

Regina Medical Center is a regional health care provider in southeastern Minnesota. The hospital provides acute and long-term health care services to residents of Dakota County, Minnesota. Founded in 1953, the not-for-profit Regina Medical Center has 60 acute care hospital beds and nearly 200 nursing and assisted living beds. Specialty services include cardiology, obstetrics, pediatrics, urology, and neurology. Regina Medical also operates several community health and surgery centers jointly with Allina Hospitals and Clinics.

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.

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