ev3 offers endovascular doctors everything they need to keep blood moving in the right direction. More specifically, it develops, manufactures, and sells catheter-based medical devices used to treat disorders in the lower extremities (peripheral vascular) and brain (neurovascular). ev3's products include stents, microcatheters, guidewires, embolic coils, and stroke reduction devices. The company sells more than 100 products in more than 65 countries through a direct sales team and distributors. Among its customers are radiologists, cardiologists, neurosurgeons, and vascular surgeons. ev3 is part of medical equipment firm Covidien vascular products division.

Tronex company makes a variety of disposable personal protection products primarily for the health care industry. Products include medical gloves, disposable and flame-resistant apparel, respiration masks, and safety goggles. Hospitals, nursing homes, dental offices, and laboratories make up a large part of the company's customer base. However, Tronex also develops products and equipment for the food service, industrial, retail, hospitality, and government sectors (federal and state). Its research and development division focuses on areas such as plastics, resins, and molecular bonding in order to bring new products to market in the US and internationally.

McLeod Health was founded in 1906. McLeod Health system provides health care to 12 counties in the northeast portions of South Carolina through a network of hospitals and medical centers. The flagship McLeod Regional Medical Center has more than 450 beds and provides a full range of inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical services. McLeod Health is also home to two other acute care hospitals with a combined total of about 120 beds; an inpatient psychiatric care unit; hospice care; and a center for advanced surgery.

Electro-Optical Sciences is seeking FDA approval, so that it can begin commercially marketing the point-of-care product to primary care physicians, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons in the US and through partnerships abroad. Electro-Optical Sciences can detect whether that mole is a sign of a more serious medical condition -- melanoma. The company's lead product is a hand-held imaging device called MelaFind, which captures images of suspicious skin lesions, compares them to other malignant and benign lesions stored in a database, and provides information about whether they should be biopsied. MelaFind is in pivotal clinical trials for its ability to detect skin cancer at an early stage.

University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina is an integrated non-profit health delivery system serving a 29-county area of eastern North Carolina. University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina is academically affiliated with Brody School of Medicine at Eastern Carolina University. The system is comprised of half a dozen hospitals, including the acute care Pitt County Memorial Hospital (PCMH), as well as physicians' practices and clinics, surgery centers, a home health service, and numerous community health programs. PCMH has 760 beds and a staff of 500 physicians and 1,200 nurses. University Health Systems is affiliated with East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine.

Saint Barnabas Health Care System (SBHCS), is the state's largest private hospital network. The system has some 70 facilities including six acute-care hospitals, as well as specialty medical centers, nursing and assisted-living facilities, rehabilitation centers, and numerous outpatient and ambulatory care clinics. Saint Barnabas also offers behavioral health, home health, and hospice programs, and it specializes in the areas of pediatrics, women's health, oncology, cardiology, stroke care, diabetes, and transplants. It has some 4,800 physicians and some 3,200 acute-care beds in its health network.

St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital helps its patients get back into a healthy realm. The acute care facility serves the residents of northern New Jersey. Part of St. Joseph's Healthcare System, the hospital has some 230 beds and more than 300 physicians on staff, and offers services including ambulatory, cardiopulmonary, endoscopy, pathology, radiology, and senior care. It also includes an onsite rehabilitation facility. Its emergency department treats about 30,000 patients each year. Established in 1871, the Catholic hospital is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth.

Metropolitan Health Networks (MetCare) provides a way to keep Florida's senior citizens healthy. Through contracts with health insurance giant Humana, the company -- an operator of a provider service network (PSN) -- provides health benefits to more than 35,000 of Humana's Medicare Advantage members in Florida. The company, which offers health care services through its network of primary physicians and other affiliates, receives a percentage of premiums paid to Humana. It operates throughout a dozen or so counties in Central and South Florida and offers a variety of other services, including utilization review, claims adjudication, and referral processing.

Quotient Bioresearch is a leading provider of early stage and specialist drug development services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device clients worldwide.Driven by our passion for scientific excellence, our vision is to be recognised as the premier global provider. Our early stage and specialist drug development services are underpinned by a unique combination of medical, chemical and biological expertise. We continually strive to deliver the highest quality service to support our clients’ endeavours in their development of new and pioneering medicines and products.

Porter Adventist is a general, acute-care facility that provides a full range of primary care and specialized services in areas such as cardiology, orthopedics, emergency medicine, and cancer treatment. The hospital expanded to meet growing demand a few years ago when it completed a $110 million project that added an larger intensive care unit, surgical suites, new operating rooms, and a community education center. Porter Adventist was founded in 1930 by a Henry Porter, a businessman from California.

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