Established in 1997, the company sells primarily in the UK, but also has an export division. Another Medisavers division sells directly to end users (hospitals and other providers) in the UK's NHS health care system. Medisavers has factories in China, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The wholesale supply business fits Medisavers like a glove. The company sells disposable gloves and other products (aprons, face masks, paper goods) used in the health care, foodservice, manufacturing, and automotive industries, among others. One of the better known brands is the Bodyguards line of gloves.

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.

Health Plan of Nevada, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth, is a Nevada health maintenance organization (HMO) offering health care coverage to the state's residents. Its offerings include various HMO and point-of-service (POS) plans, as well as prescription drug coverage. It also gives members access to its affiliated multi-specialty medical group, Southwest Medical Associates, and other health care and wellness services. Established in 1982, Health Plan of Nevada offers plans through employer groups as well as to individuals. It sells its Senior Dimensions HMO plans to Medicare beneficiaries.

Trover Health System (formerly Trover Foundation) provides health care services to residents of western Kentucky through its Regional Medical Center, a general hospital with more than 400 beds, and nine Trover Clinic locations with some 100 physicians on staff. Regional Medical Center provides specialized services such as home health care, nephrology, rehabilitation, and trauma care. Trover Health's physicians represent about 40 specialties to residents in an area covering six counties. Its centers of excellence include the Merle M. Mahr Cancer Center, the Center for Women's Health, the Center for Heart and Vascular Services.

Argus Health Systems provides health care information management services for pharmacy benefit managers, managed care organizations, insurance companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and government agencies. Founded in 1983, Argus processes more than 550 million prescription claims annually for its clients and offers reporting, rebate contracting, and administration services.Argus Health Systems company also offers pharmacy networks and audits, clinical information management, and call center services.

Lexington Medical Center is a not-for-profit health-care organization serving the residents of South Carolina's Lexington County. Established in 1971, the medical center has more than 380 beds and provides general, emergency, surgical, and diagnostic services. Specialty services include cancer treatment, cardiovascular care, women's health, and rehabilitation. Lexington Medical Center also operates a skilled nursing center, as well as a network of affiliated community health centers, urgent care clinics, and affiliated physician practices. The hospital is managed by the Lexington County Health Service District.

Day Kimball Hospital makes a practice of not remaining mum when it comes to health care. The acute care facility has more than 100 beds and offers patients general medical and surgical care along with the option of home care services. Other specialized services include pediatrics, gynecology, emergency medicine, and psychiatric health care. Day Kimball Hospital also provides hospice and palliative care for terminally ill patients. Outpatient surgery and other medical services are provided through the facility's Ambulatory Care Unit. Day Kimball Hospital was founded in 1894 and serves northeastern Connecticut and parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Alcon, Inc. engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of pharmaceuticals, surgical equipment and devices, and consumer eye care products to treat primarily diseases and disorders of the eye in the United States and internationally. It offers various prescription ophthalmic pharmaceutical products for glaucoma treatments; anti-infectives, anti-inflammatories, and combination therapies to treat bacterial, viral, and fungal infections of the eye and to control ocular inflammation; products to treat ocular allergies; combination anti-infective/anti-inflammatory products for ear infections; and generic ophthalmic and otic pharmaceutical products. The company’s ophthalmic surgical products consist of surgical equipment, single-use, and disposable products for cataract surgery; vitreoretinal surgical products; surgical procedure packs; and refractive products. Its consumer eye care products include contact lens care products, such as disinfecting solutions, cleaners, and lens rewetting drops; vision care products, including artificial tears to treat dry eye syndrome and ocular vitamins, as well as dietary supplements, such as Age Related Eye Disease Study Formula, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin formula. The company sells its pharmaceutical products to physicians, distributors, wholesalers, hospitals, government agencies, and large retailers; surgical products directly to hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, and through distributors; and consumer eye care products directly to retailers and optical chains, as well as to distributors for resale directly to smaller retailers and eye care professionals. It was formerly known as Alcon Universal S.A. and changed its name to Alcon, Inc. in December 2001. The company was founded in 1945 and is based in Hunenberg, Switzerland. Alcon, Inc. is a subsidiary of Nestle S.A. As of August 26, 2010, Alcon Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Novartis AG.

Bard Access Systems is all about giving doctors an all-access pass. The C. R. Bard division makes vascular access products such as dialysis catheters and central lines, as well as feeding tubes and equipment to inject contrast media for use with its ultrasound systems. It also provides ports, introducers, guidewires, and related accessories. The catheters are used to deliver chemotherapy, antibiotics, nutrition, and other products directly to the circulatory or other bodily systems. Bard Access Systems' products are sold under brands including Equistream, PowerPICC, PowerPort, and Site-Rite. The company also offers online clinical training to teach clinicians how to use their products.

Teleflex helps medical professionals manage fluids and oxygen and it helps airlines keep cargo contained. Through its Medical segment, Teleflex makes surgical instruments, medical devices, and disposable supplies for hospital procedures, especially catheters for all parts of the body. While medical products are its main focus. The company's Aerospace segment provides aircraft cargo handling systems under the Telair International and Nordisk brands. Teleflex distributes its products in more than 140 countries around the globe.

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