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.

Carle Physician Group takes care of patients in east central Illinois. Carle Physician Group, formerly named Carle Clinic Association, is a not-for-profit physician-owned group made up of some 300 physicians practicing in more than 50 medical specialties at about a dozen locations. The organization's facilities, which are spread out over seven different towns, are linked by a network of electronic medical records, allowing Carle Physician Group's medical providers to access a patient's medical information at any of its locations.Carle Physician Group company also has its own managed care company, Health Alliance Medical Plans. Carle Physician Group was acquired by Carle Foundation, parent of Carle Foundation Hospital, in 2010.

Blue Care Network of Michigan keeps its state residents healthy. The health maintenance organization (HMO) provides health insurance products and related services to more than 650,000 Michigan members. The company's health insurance plans include HMO, traditional indemnity, and supplemental Medicare. The network also provides wellness and disease management services to its members. Parent company Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan formed Blue Care Network of Michigan, one of the largest HMOs in Michigan, in 1998 to create a statewide coverage organization. Its network includes about 130 hospitals and 14,000 primary and specialty physicians throughout the state.

University of Colorado Hospital Authority won't pull you over for driving too fast, but it might pull you over for mistreating your body. The Denver-based organization includes the University of Colorado Hospital, which is a teaching institution for, you guessed it, the University of Colorado. Its Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion in Aurora is a 400-bed community hospital. The health care system also operates a number of specialty care facilities, including the Anschutz Cancer Pavilion, which not only offers cancer treatment but also conducts research, and the Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Institute. Half a dozen clinics in and around Denver offer primary care.

FONAR uses magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to find disease or injury hidden inside the body. The company was the first to market a commercial MRI scanner in 1980, and it is trying to stay at the forefront of the field. Its primary products include the Upright MRI, which scans patients in sitting, standing, or bending positions, and the FONAR 360, a room-sized MRI. Both systems do away with the claustrophobia-producing enclosed tubes of traditional machines. Additionally, FONAR's Health Management Corporation of America (HMCA) subsidiary provides management services to 10 diagnostic imaging centers, primarily in Florida and New York.

HearUSA is a recognized leader in hearing care and is partnered with managed care organizations across the country. Through its Hearing Care Network of nearly 2,000 independently practicing audiologists and hearing care professionals and its more than 180 company owned hearing centers, HearUSA administers hearing benefits and provides related products and services to both third party and self referred clients.

Saint Vincent Health System provides various health care services to northwestern Pennsylvania residents. The health care network includes Saint Vincent Health Center, a regional tertiary care hospital with nearly 370 beds, and Westfield Memorial Hospital, a community hospital with about 25 beds. Other operations include the Saint Vincent Medical Group (a physician's general practice group) and specialty outpatient facilities and surgery centers. Founded in 1875, the health system offers specialized services such as emergency care, orthopedics, cardiology, rehabilitation, home health, and sports medicine.

Genesis HealthCare System doesn't need Phil Collins on drums to give it the medical touch. The health care system consists of two acute care hospitals (Genesis-Bethesda and Genesis-Good Samaritan Hospital) in Zanesville, Ohio. The hospitals' specialty areas include oncology, cardiovascular health, orthopedics, and women's care. Genesis HealthCare also operates an extended care facility, rehabilitation centers, a pharmacy, a children's development center, specialty outpatient clinics, and a home health and hospice agency in Zanesville and surrounding communities in southeastern Ohio. Genesis Healthcare System is a not-for-profit system formed in 1997 when the Bethesda and Good Samaritan hospitals merged.

Comprehensive Behavioral Care, Inc. (CompCare), established in 1969 as Comprehensive Care Corporation, became a national leader in chemical dependency treatment services through its trademarked CareUnit programs. In 1992, CompCare began to diversify through acquisition of a small managed behavioral health organization. By 1997, the Company had refocused its core business and consolidated its corporate operations in Tampa, Florida. Today, CompCare manages lives nationwide, providing a wide range of services to health plans and employer groups for Commercial, Medicaid, and Medicare members.

ScripNet doesn't want workers' comp providers up on the high wire of health care expense without support. The pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) provides a variety of services to workers' compensation companies. ScripNet provides pharmacy cards to help injured workers get their medications. It also provides a point-of-sale system that allows pharmacies to submit bills electronically, cutting down on administrative costs and supplies payors with reports that help manage workers' compensation costs. Its formulary service determines the most effective drugs available at the lowest prices. ScripNet private company was founded in 1997 by CEO Dennis Sponer.

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