Syneron Medical makes and markets laser-based medical devices designed to rejuvenate human skin, reduce wrinkles, and treat vascular and pigmented lesions as well as acne and cellulite. Syneron also manufactures products used to remove unwanted body hair. Operating in the cosmetic surgery or "aesthetic medical treatment" space, Syneron markets its products directly to doctors and other health practitioners globally. The company's products combine optical energy derived from light waves with electrical energy and use specially designed software. Syneron acquired rival aesthetic-device maker Candela in a 2010 deal worth about $65 million.

Kisco Development builds new communities for the company and for affiliate Kisco Apartment Communities. The company also expands its network through facility acquisitions. President Andrew Kohlberg founded Kisco Senior Living in 1990. You can't cook with it, but it will cook for you. Kisco Senior Living owns, develops, and manages a variety of senior and retirement communities, including independent, assisted living, and skilled nursing homes. Community amenities vary and can include meal preparation, housekeeping, transportation, and recreational activities. Kisco operates about 20 residential communities in the West and Southeast (primarily California and North Carolina).

TranS1 Inc., a medical device company, focuses on the design, development, and marketing of products that implement its proprietary surgical approach to treat degenerative disc disease and instability affecting the lower lumbar region of the spine. The company offers TranS1 pre-sacral approach that enables spine surgeons to access and treat degenerative lumbar discs, as well as to perform fusion and motion preserving surgeries in the L4/L5/S1 region. Its products include AxiaLIF lumbar fusion implant, a threaded titanium rod to enable one-level L5/S1 fusions and two-level L4/L5/S1 fusions; AxiaLIF 360° implants, which consist of 3D Axial Rod plus its titanium facet screws for supplemental posterior fixation; and TranS1 access and disc preparation instruments. In addition, the company, through a partnership agreement with Life Spine, Inc., distributes Avatar, a minimally invasive pedicle screw system. It markets and sells its products through direct sales representatives and independent sales agents in the United States, as well as primarily through third-party distributors in Europe. The company was formerly known as aXiaMed, Inc. and changed its name to TranS1 Inc. in February 2003. TranS1 Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Oncure was founded in 1998 and is dedicated to helping patients fight cancer through the delivery of extraordinary care. In addition, Oncure offers patients access to many of the most advanced technologies in radiation treatment. See Treatment Options for more information. Oncure does not own nor manage physician practices, rather it collaborates with its affiliated radiation oncologists to provide quality patient treatment. See Medical Advisory Board for details.

Exactech has joint replacement technologies down to an exact science. Hospitals, surgeons, and clinics worldwide use the company's knee and hip devices to replace joints weakened by injury or disease. Its Optetrak knee implants and AcuMatch hip implant system either partially or totally replace patients' damaged joints. It also markets Opteform and Optefil, bone allograft materials used to correct bone defects and damage. Exactech markets its products through direct sales representatives and independent dealers in the US, as well as through affiliated and independent distributors in about 30 other countries. Customers include hospitals, clinics, surgeons, and physicians.

Care New England Health System keeps the residents of southeastern New England going strong. The health system offers inpatient care at its three hospitals: Kent Hospital, a general acute care facility with about 350 beds; psychiatric facility Butler Hospital; and Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island, which specializes in obstetrics, gynecology, and newborn pediatrics. All told, the system has more than 600 licensed beds. Butler Hospital and Women & Infants Hospital serve as teaching facilities for Brown University. Care New England also operates a home health agency and provides wellness and rehabilitation programs.

Flagstaff Medical Center serves the residents of northern Arizona. Founded in 1936, the not-for-profit hospital is part of the Northern Arizona Healthcare family. It has some 270 beds and its medical staff includes about 200 physicians. The hospital offers cancer, heart, sports medicine, joint surgery, and women and infants' centers. Other medical services include behavioral health, audiology, diabetes care, home health, hospice, and ambulance and air flight transportation. In addition, Flagstaff Medical Center provides training courses for health care professionals. The hospital's emergency department treats about 40,000 patients each year.

Mother M. Angela and Sister M. Rufina Dunn of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross of Notre Dame founded Mount Carmel in 1886. Mount Carmel Health System cares for the sick in the greater Columbus area and central Ohio. The health care system boasts about 1,500 physicians at three general hospitals and a specialty surgical hospital, offering a comprehensive range of medical and surgical services Mount Carmel Health also operates a variety of outpatient centers and primary care and specialty physicians' practices, and offers home health care services. The hospital group is part of Trinity Health, one of the largest Catholic health care systems in the US.

SCAN Health Plan provides Medicare Advantage HMO health insurance to more than 110,000 seniors in seven countries of Southern California. In addition to medical and prescription drug coverage, the not-for-profit organization offers transportation services for doctor visits, personal care assistance, caregiver relief, and home meal delivery, among other services.SCAN Health Plan company partnered with health care management company INSPIRIS to provide similar services to SCAN members in the Phoenix market. SCAN Health Plan was founded by seniors as the Senior Care Action Network in 1977.

Phoenix Children's Hospital (PCH) invests in the health of the next generation. Founded in 1983, the hospital provides a comprehensive range of medical services specifically for children and adolescents in the greater Phoenix area. The hospital has about 350 beds and provides care in a number of pediatric sub-specialties, including childhood cancers, neuroscience, heart disease, trauma, and orthopedics. In addition to a newborn intensive care unit (NICU) at its main campus, PCH operates a second NICU on the campus of Banner Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center (a member of Banner Health). It also has several pediatric outpatient care centers in surrounding Phoenix suburbs.

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