Acusis prides itself on accurately transcribing medical documents for a variety of professional clients. Acusis company provides medical transcription services to hospitals, clinics, and doctors' offices. Using medical transcriptionists and its AcuSuite software, Acusis provides secure turnaround of reports within 24 hours. Acusis company provides its services on a temporary basis (to handle overflow) or as a full medical transcription outsourcing solution. It also offers information technology integration and formatting services, partially through partnerships with companies like MedAptus (integration software) and Noteworthy Medical Systems (data management). Acusis has operations in the US, India, and the Philippines.

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.

Orion HealthCorp's constellation of services aims to relieve doctors of the day-to-day headaches of running a practice. Through its subsidiaries,Orion HealthCorp company handles billing and collections and provides practice management services to physicians. Subsidiary Integrated Physician Solutions manages human resources, IT, and other non-medical operations. Orion's Billing & Collections unit (which comprises several subsidiaries) handles billing, collection, and other back office operations primarily for hospital-based physician groups (such as anesthesiologists and pathologists). The privately-held company was formed in 2004 through a series of mergers and operates throughout the US.

ATS Medical keeps its products close to the heart. The company's main product is its ATS Open Pivot mechanical heart valve, which has been implanted in more than 140,000 patients worldwide. The valve was designed to lower the risk of blood clotting, reduce noise levels, and make the implantation procedure easier. ATS Medical also develops and markets tissue heart valves, cryosurgery (cold therapy) devices for cardiac procedures, and other cardiac surgery supplies. The company markets its products through a direct sales force in the US and some key international markets and through distributors elsewhere. ATS Medical was acquired by Medtronic for $370 million in 2010.

Seattle Children's Hospital has some 250 beds, serves children and infants of all ages. Its specialty units include psychiatric care, neonatal intensive care, and rehabilitation for children disabled by injuries, illness, or congenital complications. In addition to its primary campus, Seattle Children's Hospital operates numerous outpatient clinics in the Puget Sound area. It also provides outreach services throughout the Pacific Northwest as well as in Alaska and Montana. Seattle Children's Hospital provides telemedicine services in Idaho.

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.

Southern Maine Medical Center (SMMC) provides health care services to the residents of York County, Maine. The central facility of the not-for-profit medical organization is its 150-bed, full-service hospital. Founded in 1906, the medical center also operates a home health care service and outpatient diagnostic and therapy centers. Specialty services include pediatrics, cardiology, oncology, and emergency care. The medical center has a staff of about 200 physicians. SMMC is a member of MaineHealth, a network of area hospitals and health clinics.

Novadaq Technologies produces medical imaging devices that are used during surgeries. Its SPY Intra-Operative Imaging System uses the fluorescent properties of indocyanine green dye to give surgeons new views of the arteries and grafts they're working on during coronary or reconstruction surgery. The company's PINPOINT imaging system is used to identify healthy and cancerous tissues during lung surgeries. Novadaq is also developing the OPTTX System to diagnose and treat age-related macular degeneration (AMD) -- it combines two functions, imaging and cauterizing, into one device.

Orange Park Medical Center (OPMC) is a 250-bed acute care hospital serving the southwestern suburbs of Jacksonville, Florida. Founded in 1972, the medical center has a staff of some 500 physicians representing a wide range of medical specialties including cardiology, oncology, women's health and maternal care, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurosurgery, respiratory care, and behavioral medicine. OPMC offers a range of inpatient and outpatient care services which include physical and occupational therapy, wound care, and occupational medicine. OPMC is part of the HCA network.

The mission of the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI) is to develop effective therapeutics that stop ALS as soon as possible. Focused on meeting this urgent unmet medical need, ALS TDI executes a robust discovery program, as well as a multi-pronged approach to validate potential therapeutics; including small molecules, protein biologics, gene therapies and cell-based constructs. The Institute's unique, industrial-scale platform allows for the development and testing of dozens of potential therapeutics each year. Built by and for patients, the Institute is the world's largest ALS research center and the only nonprofit biotechnology company with more than 30 professional scientists focused on a single disease indication. In addition, the Cambridge, Massachusetts based research Institute collaborates with leaders in both academia and industry.

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