Perham Memorial Hospital and Home provides acute care health services to residents throughout the Otter Tail County, Minnesota area. Specialty services include cardiac rehabilitation, emergency medicine, general medical and surgical care, labor and delivery, occupational and physical therapy, radiology, and respiratory care. MeritCare Perham, its adjoining facility, houses the offices of nine general providers and a surgeon. Perham Memorial has 25 beds; its skilled "home-like" nursing facility has nearly 100 beds and offers 24-hour nursing assistance.

RehabCare Group, Inc. provides rehabilitation program management services in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, outpatient facilities, and other long-term care facilities in the United States. It operates in two segments, Program Management Services and Hospitals. The Program Management Services segment provides hospital rehabilitation services, including inpatient acute and subacute rehabilitation for conditions, such as stroke, orthopedic conditions, head injuries, cancer, heart failure, burns, and wounds; and outpatient therapy programs for hospital-based and satellite programs. This segment also offers skilled nursing rehabilitation services, such as contract therapy in skilled nursing, long-term care, and assisted living facilities for neurological, orthopedic, and other medical conditions; resident-centered management consulting services; and staffing services for therapists and nurses. The Hospital segment provides therapeutic and clinical care to patients with medically complex diagnoses; and interdisciplinary rehabilitation services to patients on an inpatient and outpatient basis. As of March 2, 2010, RehabCare Group, Inc. operated 34 long-term acute care and rehabilitation hospitals. The company was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.

Summa Health System serves the residents of the greater Akron, Ohio, area through its Akron City, St. Thomas, Cuyahoga Falls (aka Western Reserve), Barberton Citizens, and Wadsworth-Rittman hospitals. Collectively, the facilities house some 1,650 beds. The company also manages the 150-bed Robinson Memorial Hospital through an affiliation agreement, and it operates a number of clinics. In addition to general medical and surgical care, the system offers specialty services in areas such as orthopedics, oncology, women's health, and geriatrics.

Alta Bates Summit Medical Center offers comprehensive services designed to meet the health care needs of the diverse communities of the greater East Bay Area. A Tertiary referral center, the medical center is the East Bay's largest private, not-for-profit medical center and an affiliate of Sutter Health.Alta Bates Summit's 100 year tradition of committment and service continues today, with recognition as one of the nation's top hospitals for clinical excellence and patient safety.

IntegraMed America's specialty is identifying and entering niche medical markets throughout the US. IntegraMed America company operates through two segments: Fertility Services and Vein Clinics. As one might imagine, the company's fertility services include in vitro fertilization (IVF), artificial insemination, and other reproductive assistance through about 100 clinics in metropolitan markets. IntegraMed also supplies administrative and management support to its clinics through the Fertility Services division, which also helps guide potential parents through the IVF process. The second division, Vein Clinics, operates about 35 vein treatment centers throughout the US.

Established in 1938 and named after the philanthropic leader of the Waterman Fountain Pen Company, Florida Hospital Waterman has been part of the Adventist Health System since 1992. Florida Hospital Waterman is a 200-bed community hospital serving the residents of Lake County, Florida, just north of Orlando. The hospital provides a full range of acute care services, including cardiac and cancer care, emergency services, obstetrics, pediatrics, and rehabilitation. It also offers outpatient surgery, diagnostic imaging, laboratory, and home health services, and it operates a primary care clinic.

Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego (formerly Children's Hospital and Health Center of San Diego) handles the big-time injuries of pint-sized patients, serving as the only pediatric trauma center in the region. The not-for-profit hospital has about 260 beds and offers comprehensive pediatric care, including surgical services, convalescent care, a neonatal intensive care unit, and orthopedic services. It also operates more than two dozen satellite centers that provide primary and specialized care, such as physical therapy and hearing diagnostics, throughout its service area. Rady Children's Hospital was founded in 1954. It is affiliated with the University of California San Diego Medical School.

ApaTech has an appetite for orthopedics. The company's ApaPore product is a synthetic bone graft material used in the treatment of fractures and bone defects, as well as in spinal and joint surgeries. The company's Actifuse product is also a synthetic bone graft material, which is designed to promote bone growth. (In the US, both products are sold as bone void fillers only.) The company's headquarters and manufacturing facilities are in England, but ApaTech has operations in the US and Germany as well. US medical giant Baxter International acquired ApaTech in 2010 to gain access to the bone fusion market.

BREG is in the business of broken bones -- and sprained ankles and wounded ACLs and all kinds of other injuries to the bones, joints, and ligaments that afflict athletes and non-athletes alike. A maker of orthopedic braces and other devices, BREG's product line includes soft goods, functional braces, and post-operative immobilizers for joints and body parts from shoulder to foot. The sports medicine company also makes devices for rehabilitation and pain management, such as home physical therapy kits and cold therapy products. BREG is a subsidiary of Orthofix International and accounts for nearly 20% of its parent's sales.

Dynatronics makes medical equipment to keep active people on the go. Its products include electrotherapy, ultrasound, and infrared light therapy equipment; medical supplies such as wraps, braces, bandages, walking aids, and training equipment; rehabilitation therapy tables; and aesthetic products sold under the Synergie brand. Its Synergie Aesthetic Massage System (AMS) uses vacuum massage for cosmetic weight loss, and its Synergie Elite is a microdermabrasion device that reduces wrinkles. The company's products are sold through several distribution channels, including directly through its own distributors, through independent dealers, and via catalog. Customers include physicians, surgeons, and therapists.

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