Beaufort Memorial Hospital provides medical, surgical, and therapeutic services in southern South Carolina. The not-for-profit community hospital is a regional referral center providing inpatient acute care and outpatient services. The 200-bed facility offers specialties in areas including cancer treatment, cardiology, emergency medicine, mental health, rehabilitation, and obstetrics/gynecology. Beaufort Memorial Hospital operates the Keyserling Cancer Center through its affiliation with the Duke University Health System. It also offers outpatient care at additional satellite facilities.

Virtua Memorial Hospital of Burlington County contributes its healthy virtues to the Virtua Health system. The hospital provides acute care to patients in southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia metropolitan area. The hospital has more than 430 beds and is well-known for its women's and children's health services. Other specialty programs include a sleep center, cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes treatment, and wound care. The hospital is also home to the Fox Chase Virtua Health Cancer center, and it operates an in-hospital hospice center for terminally ill patients through a partnership with Samaritan Hospice.

It's not quite the Fantastic Voyage, but Given Imaging's PillCam is in the same genre. The company makes the Given System, one component of which is the PillCam, an ingestible capsule with an enclosed miniature video camera that takes photos of a patient's intestines or esophagus. As the PillCam moves through a patient's system, it transmits images to a wireless data recorder. The FDA-approved system, which also includes a computer workstation and imaging software, is a noninvasive alternative to traditional endoscopy. Given Imaging markets the system to gastroenterologists and hospitals worldwide. Discount Investment Corporation and its minority-owned subsidiary Elron Electronic own about 40% of the firm.

Sturdy Memorial Hospital has remained a stalwart provider of health care to southeast Massachusetts since 1913. In addition to comprehensive medical, surgical, and emergency care, the hospital offers cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, women's health services, diagnostic imaging, and a center devoted to treating multiple sclerosis patients. It also operates pain management, cancer, and wound care centers. The hospital is engaged in ongoing expansion projects including the construction of a two story outpatient facility which will feature a four unit endoscopy suite; an infusion therapy center; and ambulatory offices. Outpatient physical therapy and occupational health service will occupy the second floor.

Hansen Medical helps doctors maneuver through matters of the heart. The company develops medical devices designed to diagnose and treat atrial fibrillation, a common type of cardiac arrhythmia. Its core portable Sensei system (used along with its Artisan catheters) incorporates robotics to assist in guiding the movement of flexible catheters in such places as the atria and ventricles. Sensei has received FDA and European regulatory approval for certain uses, including manipulation and mapping of catheters during electrophysiology procedures (to diagnose irregular electrical impulses in the heart); the product is awaiting clearance for use in more delicate ablation procedures in the treatment of arrhythmia.

Hu-Friedy Manufacturing Company makes the tools that keep your chompers in good chomping order. In business since 1908, the company makes instruments that dentists and dental hygienists use to numb, probe, scrape, pull, and cut teeth and gums during dental visits. It also makes the Hu-Friedy Instrument Management System, an integrated system for sterilizing, storing, and organizing instruments. Its products -- many of which are hand crafted-- are used in general dentistry, as well as dental surgeries, orthodontics, and periodontics. Hu-Friedy sells its products to dental offices and dental schools both directly (in North America) and through equipment dealers worldwide.

Falck A/S provides rescue and safety services, including emergency ambulance, fire fighting, health care, and survival training, to customers in Denmark, Norway, Poland, and Sweden. The company was formed in 2004 following the demerger of Group 4 Falck into Group 4 A/S (Group 4 Falck's former security and service operations) and Falck A/S (Group 4 Falck's former rescue and safety and Global Solutions businesses). Falck A/S sold its Global Solutions unit to Englefield Capital and Electra Partners Europe in 2004. Nordic Capital and ATP Private Equity Partners acquired Falck A/S in 2005 through Cidron. Nordic Capital owns 75% of the company.

Named among the "Best Hospitals in America" by USNews & World Report for five consecutive years, Clarian Health is the result of a cooperative effort of three downtown Indianapolis hospitals to combine resources, research, staff and administrative procedures for the greater benefit of our patients and the community at large.Methodist Hospital, Indiana University Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children — all preeminent, state-of-the-art hospitals with long and distinguished histories — united in 1997 under Clarian Health. A private, nonprofit organization, Clarian owns or is affiliated more than 20 hospitals and health centers throughout Indiana and is closely tied to the Indiana University School of Medicine — more than half of the IU School of Medicine's 970 physicians practice, supervise, and teach residents and fellows at one of Clarian's hospitals. In addition, the research conducted through the IU School of Medicine leads to the breakthroughs that make a difference in the lives of Clarian's patients.

Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center is an acute care hospital serving the San Fernando Valley in the Los Angeles area. The Burbank hospital has about 430 beds and a staff of more than 650 physicians providing emergency, general health, surgery, and specialty services. Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center also provides services through its cancer center, heart and vascular center, imaging center, and rehabilitation program. In addition, the hospital operates home health and hospice programs. The hospital was established in 1943 and is part of the Providence Health System-Southern California division of Providence Health & Services.

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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