Boca Raton Regional Hospital, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is governed by a voluntary board of directors. Boca Raton Regional Hospital (formerly Boca Raton Community Hospital) provides a full range of medical services. The hospital has nearly 400 beds and includes centers for cancer and cardiovascular care, wound healing and pain management, physical and occupational therapy, pediatrics, and clinical research. Boca Raton Regional Hospital also operates satellite clinics and provides services including outpatient surgeries, home care, and diagnostic imaging.

Texas has universities, horse farms, and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton. Formerly Denton Community Hospital, the organization is a full-service, acute care facility serving northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. Following a 2005 completion of the hospital's expansion project, it houses some 250 private rooms, nine surgical suites, two cardiac catheterization labs, and a 28-bed ER department. It opened a neonatal ICU in 2006. Texas Health Presbyterian Denton is owned by local healthcare giant Texas Health Resources (THR).

Endologix is a developer and manufacturer of minimally invasive treatments for vascular diseases. Endologix is focusing on the development and marketing of its patented technology for the treatment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA). An aneurysm is a weakening of the wall of the aorta, the largest artery of the body. Aortic aneurysm disease is a leading cause of death in the United States and it is estimated that 1.7 million persons over 55 years of age have an AAA. Each year, physicians diagnose approximately 200,000 people in the United States with AAA.Endologix is currently marketing its Powerlink® Delivery System an innovative, one-piece endoluminal stent graft (ELG) used in treating AAA that has significant advantages when compared with marketed stent alternatives. Powerlink has been commercially available in Europe since 1999. FDA approval for the Powerlink AAA stent graft was received on October 29, 2004. The Powerlink superior design is covered by 17 U.S. patents with 361 allowed claims; the technology is designed to overcome shortcomings of first-generation ELGs. The device is for sale in the United States and selected international markets. Endologix is a publicly-held company trading on NASDAQ: ELGX. The Company's corporate office is located in Irvine, California.

Beaufort Memorial Hospital provides medical, surgical, and therapeutic services in southern South Carolina. The not-for-profit community hospital is a regional referral center providing inpatient acute care and outpatient services. The 200-bed facility offers specialties in areas including cancer treatment, cardiology, emergency medicine, mental health, rehabilitation, and obstetrics/gynecology. Beaufort Memorial Hospital operates the Keyserling Cancer Center through its affiliation with the Duke University Health System. It also offers outpatient care at additional satellite facilities.

Medical International Technology is on a mission to rid the world of syringes. Medical International Technology (MIT) specializes in the development, marketing, and sale of needle-free jet injectors, designed for human and animal inoculations. (Reasons to use a needle-free injector include reducing pain, cross contamination, needlestick injuries, and biological waste.) Products destined for veterinary use are sold under the Agro-Jet brand, while those meant for use on humans are sold under the Med-Jet name. Subsidiary ScanView makes portable, wireless ultrasound diagnostic medical devices.

OPRS was established in 1922. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Service (OPRS) operates a network of continuing care retirement communities in Ohio. The company offers services through about a dozen senior living communities across the state and serves some 6,000 residents. The centers include skilled nursing, assisted living, and independent living residences. Through its Senior Independence program, the not-for-profit organization also provides independent-living services to about 75,000 seniors in Ohio, including adult day care, home health, hospice, and community health clinics.

Parkridge Medical Center provides health care services in southern Tennessee. The hospital also operates two satellite facilities: Parkridge East Hospital, another acute care facility, and Parkridge Valley Hospital, an adult and pediatric behavior health care facility. The hospitals, combined, have some 540 beds. Specialty services include cardiac surgery, orthopedics, and diagnostic imaging. The Sarah Cannon Cancer Center provides oncology therapeutics. Parkridge Medical Center is a subsidiary of HCA and is part of HCA's TriStar Health System.

MediSys Health Network system encompasses three not-for-profit general hospitals located in New York City's two most populous boroughs: Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Flushing Hospital Medical Center, and The Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center. The hospitals collectively house some 1,200 acute care beds and 650 long-term care beds. The system features two Level 1 trauma centers, as well as specialized centers for brain injury, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation. MediSys also operates a network of more than 15 family health care clinics, and two home health agencies.

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.

Optiscan Imaging makes and develops microscopes and related technologies for examining tissue at the cellular and sub-cellular level. The company's original technology, Stratum, uses fluorescent imaging in the detection and treatment of skin cancer, which has reached epidemic proportions in the nation where Optiscan Imaging is headquartered -- Australia. Optiscan Imaging later worked on the development of a miniature scanner to be used in endoscopes, which led to a partnership with Pentax. Together they developed a confocal flexible endo-microscope product, launched in 2005. Optiscan has been in business since 1988.

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