Founded in Sheffield during 1932, Swann-Morton have become a world leader in the manufacture of surgical blades, scalpels and handles. It is a name respected globally for quality, precision, consistency and reliability and recognised for combining traditional blade making skills with the latest technology.The preferred choice of many of the World's surgeons, the wide and varied range of products consisting of around 70 individual blades shapes and 30 different handles is also used extensively by other healthcare professionals such as G.P.'s, Nurses and Paramedics along with practitioners in the associated fields of Dentistry, Podiatry and Veterinary surgery.Exporting to over 100 countries around the World, Swann-Morton have established an extensive network of overseas distributors supporting the local customer base and ensuring service levels of the highest standard are maintained at all times.

MacKay Life Sciences (formerly Biofield) is trying to blaze a trail in the diagnostic equipment market with its Biofield Diagnostic System, which employs single-use sensors to detect and examine changes associated with breast cancer. The system is based on the theory that epithelial cancers are characterized by changes in the electrical charge of the affected tissue; the sensors analyze these changes and identify if a lesion is malignant or benign. The process requires less than 20 minutes, and has possible applications to cancers of the ovaries, skin, prostate, and colon. Director James MacKay, through the MacKay Group, owns a majority interest in MacKay Life Sciences.

Electro-Optical Sciences is seeking FDA approval, so that it can begin commercially marketing the point-of-care product to primary care physicians, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons in the US and through partnerships abroad. Electro-Optical Sciences can detect whether that mole is a sign of a more serious medical condition -- melanoma. The company's lead product is a hand-held imaging device called MelaFind, which captures images of suspicious skin lesions, compares them to other malignant and benign lesions stored in a database, and provides information about whether they should be biopsied. MelaFind is in pivotal clinical trials for its ability to detect skin cancer at an early stage.

Englewood Community Hospital wants the community of Englewood to always feel better. The hospital, part of the HCA system of health care providers, is a 100-bed acute care hospital that serves Florida's Englewood area. Founded in 1985, Englewood Community Hospital offers emergency and general medical care, as well as specialty services including orthopedics and urology. The medical center includes a women's wellness center and a sleep disorder center; it also operates diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation therapy, wound healing, and cardiac care units.

Founded in 1988 in Queensbury, N.Y., U.S., AngioDynamics is today a NASDAQ-listed public company. We are a leading provider of innovative medical devices used by interventional radiologists, nephrologists and surgeons for the minimally invasive treatment of cancer and peripheral vascular disease. Our diverse product line includes market-leading radiofrequency ablation and irreversible electroporation resection systems, vascular access products, angiographic products and accessories, dialysis products, angioplasty products, drainage products, thrombolytic products, embolization products and venous products.AngioDynamics has distinguished itself as a dynamic brand in a technologically competitive, high-growth industry, through the company’s consistent ability to successfully develop and bring to market new technologies and products. AngioDynamics believes it is well poised to continue that trend. Looking into the future, the company plans to bring forth a continuing stream of innovations that greatly improve patient care by providing the highest-quality, best-performing products.

Kettering Health Network keeps Ohio in a healthy state. The network, named for famed inventor Charles F. Kettering, is an Ohio-based health care system comprised of more than 60 facilities, including seven hospitals: Kettering Medical Center, Grandview Medical Center, Sycamore Medical Center, Southview Medical Center, Fort Hamilton Hospital, Greene Memorial Hospital, and Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center. It also operates the Kettering College of Medical Arts, senior retirement communities, and multiple outpatient clinics. Among its specialized services are heart care, rehabilitation, orthopedics, women's health, and emergency medicine.

Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center, at the heart of the Gundersen Lutheran health system, is a 325-bed teaching hospital serving patients in western Wisconsin. It is a designated clinical campus for the University of Wisconsin's medical and nursing schools. The hospital features a level II trauma center, other specialty services include bariatrics, behavioral health, cancer care, orthopedics, palliative care, pediatrics, rehabilitation, and women's health. The medical center is affiliated with a group of regional clinics and specialty centers.

GN Store Nord's products make sure you hear loud and clear. Founded as a telegraph company, GN today consists of subsidiaries that develop, make, and sell hearing-related devices. GN Netcom produces Jabra brand headsets for call center and office settings, cell phone users, and other equipment makers. GN ReSound specializes in hearing aids marketed under the Beltone, Interton, and ReSound brands. GN ReSound subsidiary, GN Otometrics, manufactures audiological diagnostics equipment for hearing and balance assessment under the Madsen, Aurical, and ICS names. Most of GN Store Nord's products are made in China, a lower-cost production country, and are sold primarily to markets in Europe and North America.

Chemed Corporation brings a professional dignity to times of transition and sewer line clogs. Operating through two major subsidiaries, Chemed Corporation offers hospice care to terminally ill patients through its VITAS Healthcare subsidiary which operates in some 15 US states. VITAS employs doctors, nurses, and other professionals to provide at-home and inpatient services in care facilities. Chemed's better-known Roto-Rooter subsidiary offers plumbing and drain-cleaning services for residential and commercial customers through company-owned, contractor-operated, and franchised locations, some 600 total. A stalwart of the industry, Roto-Rooter offers services throughout the US and in parts of Canada.

UPMC is a leading not-for-profit health care delivery system for the western region of the state. UPMC operates about 20 hospitals, including campuses in the Pittsburgh area, regional and community hospitals, and specialty facilities such as Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh and the Magee-Womens Hospital. Combined, UPMC has about 3,400 inpatient beds. In addition, the system provides care through hundreds of physician practices, outpatient clinics, cancer treatment facilities, and rehab centers; it also offers home health care, long-term care through about 15 senior living facilities, and health insurance.

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