Robert Bosch Healthcare (formerly Health Hero Network) wants to be your healthy buddy. The subsidiary of Robert Bosch makes the Health Buddy brand of patient monitoring systems and other means of keeping patients and doctors connected. Health care providers use the systems to communicate with patients, collect vital health information, and provide feedback to patients on health progress. Using the system, diabetics can monitor their blood glucose level or be reminded to take their medicine. The company sells the Health Buddy systems to hospitals and HMOs; drug developers use the product for assistance in clinical trials.

Battle Creek Health System (BCHS) is a multi-campus health care provider serving residents of south central Michigan. The system includes two acute care hospitals with a total of over 200 beds, a behavioral health center, a variety of outpatient clinics, and a home health care and hospice network. BCHS also includes specialty clinics including a wound healing center, a kidney health clinic, and a cardiac care center. Its Employer Health Services program features two occupational health and therapy clinics. Battle Creek Health System was formed by the 1988 merger of two area hospitals: Leila Y. Post Montgomery Hospital and Community Hospital. It is part of Trinity Health.

Terrebonne General Medical Center in Southeastern Louisiana is there to help (TGMC). The not-for-profit health care system is anchored by a 320-bed hospital with a staff of about 150 physicians. The hospital provides a range of health care services including cardiac care, women's health services, rehabilitation, and emergency medicine. TGMC also administers care through an outpatient surgery center, imaging and breast centers, and a psychiatric care program. The Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at TGMC offers a continuum of cancer care, from prevention and early detection to diagnosis and treatment. Programs include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.

CareFusion Corporation, a medical technology company, provides various healthcare products and services in the United States and internationally. It operates in two segments, Critical Care Technologies, and Medical Technologies and Services. The Critical Care Technologies segment develops, manufactures, and markets equipment and related supplies for infusion, medication and supply dispensing, and respiratory care products. Its products include intravenous medication safety and infusion therapy delivery systems comprising disposables, software applications, and related patient monitoring equipment; automated dispensing machines and related applications for distributing and managing medication and medical supplies; and equipment and supplies for ventilation, and respiratory and sleep diagnostics. The Medical Technologies and Services segment develops, manufactures, and markets disposable infection prevention products, software-based infection detection services, surgical and diagnostic instrumentation, and neurological monitoring equipment. It offers skin disinfectant and other patient-preparation products, hair-removal and skin-care products, infection detection software, and custom surgical procedure kits; surgical instruments and related products and services, and interventional specialty products, such as diagnostic trays and biopsy needles, drainage catheters and vertebral augmentation products, and neurological monitoring and diagnostic products. CareFusion Corporation serves hospitals and other healthcare facilities comprising oncology clinics, ambulatory surgical centers, clinics, long-term care facilities, and physician offices. CareFusion Corporation sells its products and services through a combination of direct sales representatives and third-party distributors. CareFusion Corporation is headquartered in San Diego, California.

Daviess Community Hospital operates an 80-bed hospital in Washington, Indiana that includes acute care, OB, intensive care, inpatient rehabilitation facility and behavioral health. The facility also owns and operates medical clinics in Loogootee, Odon, and Washington, including a walk-in Quick Care Clinic that opened in 2008.Daviess Community Hospitalcommitted to improving the health of our community. Our staff of highly trained professionals works closely as a team to provide your healthcare services. We know that hospitalization is never an entirely pleasant experience, but we do our best to make you as comfortable as possible.

East Orange General Hospital believes in the power of volunteerism. Established in 1903, the hospital is the home of the first Candy Striper program, which local high school students began in 1944. Today, the more than 200-bed hospital provides inpatient acute care in a wide range of specialties, including cardiology, behavioral health, intensive care, and physical rehabilitation. It also offers dialysis, respiratory care, diagnostic testing, and wound care, among other services. The hospital's Family Health Center provides primary and specialty care, as well as outpatient surgery.

Telecare was founded in 1965 by Art Gladman, a psychiatrist, Lida Hahn, a psychiatric nurse and Morton Bakar, a businessman -- three individuals who were committed to a belief in the rehabilitation potential of people with serious mental illness. They believed that clients could achieve better results when they received services that were individualized, focused, and provided in a more home-like setting. They placed the client at the center of the organization, and created a culture where employees and clients were supported in reaching their full potential. Their vision still guides Telecare today and is carried on by Anne Bakar, Telecare's President and CEO, and daughter of founder Morton Bakar.

Micrus makes microcoils to help prevent strokes. The company develops implantable and disposable medical devices, specifically its microcoils and accessory products such as microcatheters and guidewires, used to treat cerebral aneurysms and other cerebral vascular diseases. Physicians can use the microcoils to build scaffolds within an aneurysm to stabilize the blood flow to the brain. The catheterization procedure is less invasive and less expensive than other forms of surgery and aims to give patients a shorter recovery time. Micrus sells its products directly in North America and Europe and through distributors in other countries. The company was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2010.

Helping hospital patients stay clean and comfortable, keeping infections in check, and outfitting surgical theaters are all part of the big-picture at Getinge. The company's three subsidiaries all serve the healthcare, pharmaceutical, and medical research industries worldwide. Its ArjoHuntleigh business manufactures beds, lifting and hygiene systems, and other equipment to assist with patient care in hospital and extended-care settings. Getinge Infection Control makes cleaning, disinfection, and decontamination equipment. Its Maquet subsidiary develops and manufactures the equipment and workstations for operating rooms and critical-care facilities.

University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) may be steeped in history, but its services are on the cutting edge of health care. The network of hospitals and associated care facilities serve Pennsylvania's Philadelphia County and the surrounding area. The health system provides emergency, primary, and long-term care services, as well as specialties including oncology, neurology, and cardiology. Its hospitals have a total of some 1,600 beds and include the Pennsylvania Hospital (founded by Ben Franklin), Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. UPHS also conducts research programs in areas such as cancer, neuroscience, genetics, and ophthalmology.

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