GAMA GROUP's product offering runs the gamut from medical equipment used for treating humans to specimen cups used in diagnosing animals. The Czech company makes disposable medical equipment and laboratory supplies, the latter for both human and veterinary markets. Its medical equipment division specializes in catheters, infusion sets, and enteral nutrition equipment, as well as PVC tubes used as components in medical devices. The company also makes laboratory equipment (pipettes, Petri dishes, and test tubes) and veterinary supplies (including specimen containers and sampling kits). It operates primarily in the Czech and Slovak Republics.

Founded in 1976 by the parents of managing director Peter Myers, Altomed has customers both within the UK and internationally. Focusing its business on the eyes of the world, Altomed resells stainless steel and titanium instruments and single-use devices for opthalmic surgery, acting as a distributor for such companies as Labtician, Rhein Medical, and Volk Optical. Altomed also offers some repair services on instruments, diamond knives, and other products. The company sells products to optometrists and veterinary surgeons, as well. It has expanded its product line to include Microwash trays, used by hospitals to decontaminate instruments used in micro-surgery.

Hartford Health Care provides a variety of health services to the descendants of our founding fathers. Founded in 1854, the health care system operates a network of hospitals, behavioral health centers, long-term nursing and rehabilitation facilities, medical labs, and numerous community programs for residents in northern Connecticut. Medical specialties range from orthopedics and women's health to cancer and heart care. Hartford Health Care's flagship facility is the Hartford Hospital, an 870-bed teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Connecticut Medical School. It also operates MidState Medical Center (some 140 beds), Windham Hospital (130 beds), and a home health agency.

Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers has been caring for Hoosier Staters for more than 100 years through its two locations in Hammond and Dyer, Indiana. The two medical campuses combined have more than 800 beds and offer such services include heart care, cancer treatment, rehabilitation, pediatric services, home care, and behavioral health. Along with the main campuses, Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers provides primary and specialty care through about 20 ambulatory care clinics scattered throughout northwest Indiana. The organization also provides a one-year training program for medical technology students. Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers is a member of Sisters of St. Francis Health Services.

Lakeland Regional Medical Center cares for residents' high cholesterol -- and other physical ailments. Lakeland Regional Medical Center serves Florida's Polk County (roughly between Kissimmee and Tampa) through an acute care hospital with more than 850 beds. Among its specialty services are cardiac care, cancer treatment, senior care, emergency medicine, orthopedics, women's and children's health care, and surgery. Its LRMC Foundation offers financial support for indigent patients facing ongoing treatment. Its emergency department treats more than 150,000 patients each year.

Miami Valley Hospital formed in 1890, is part of the Premier Health Partners network. Miami Valley Hospital (MVH) is an acute care facility serving the residents of Dayton, Ohio, and surrounding areas through two campuses. MVH and MVH South have more than 800 beds and offer specialty care services through its Regional Adult Burn Center, the MVH Cancer Center, MVH Sports Medicine Center, and behavioral health units for outpatient and inpatient chemical dependency therapy and other psychiatric services. MVH also offers Level I trauma services, an air ambulance program, and blood, marrow, and kidney transplant services.

Health New England provides medical coverage to about 100,000 members in Western and Central Massachusetts. It sells its plans, including HMO and PPO offerings, to some 5,000 employers and directly to individuals and families. Among its offerings are low-cost plans in line with Massachusetts' health care reform law, passed in 2006, as well as private Medicare Advantage plans for seniors. For employers, it provides coverage on either a fully insured or administrative services only (ASO) basis. Health New England is a majority-owned subsidiary of Baystate Health System.

Established in 1997, BayCare Health System operates 11 hospitals (more than 2,800 beds) that serve the residents of Tampa Bay and surrounding areas in Florida. The system's member hospitals (eight full-service acute-care facilities and three specialty units) are organized under the Morton Plant Mease, St. Anthony's, and St. Joseph's-South Florida Baptist hospital systems. Together, BayCare's hospitals offer a variety of specialty services ranging from orthopedics to cancer care to women's services. The system also operates several ambulatory and outpatient clinics and provides home health care services.

American HealthChoice operates medical clinics, makes medical devices, and provides other health related services in the southeastern US. Its AHC Medical Clinics unit owns and operates eight medical clinics in Texas and Tennessee and provides support services to about 35 affiliated clinics. Through its TelmedCo unit, American HealthChoice offers telemedicine services, allowing doctors at its own and third-party clinics to get second opinions from remote specialists. A third unit, RehabCo, has developed the OmniBody Scan medical imaging system, which uses infrared technology to detect breast cancer and other conditions.

Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC) is affiliated with the Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California. The 975-bed health care network includes the main acute care LLUMC hospital and the Loma Linda Children's Hospital. Other facilities include a satellite community hospital, a behavioral health center, a heart and surgery hospital, and various regional clinics. LLUMC primarily serves the Inyo, Mono, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties in California. Founded in 1967, the not-for-profit medical center offers specialized services such as oncology, neurology, transplants, and rehabilitation. LLUMC and its affiliates are supported by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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