Vapotherm makes respiratory care devices to help treat chronic lung and acute breathing conditions. Its FDA-approved Vapotherm 2000i warms and saturates breathing gases through a system weighing less than six pounds. The 2000i is approved for use by patients of all ages and for use in health care facilities and at home. A second device, the FDA-approved Precision Flow is a non-invasive high flow heat and humidification device used in hospitals for patients needing breathing gases. Both can be used with either a nasal cannula; the 2000i can also be used with a transtracheal cannula.

Neoprobe makes products for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, such as lymphatic mapping instruments (including the neo2000) that help surgeons identify trends about the spread of cancer in a patient. Subsidiary Cardiosonix markets non-invasive blood flow measurement devices under the Quantix brand. Neoprobe has additional products under development including procedural tracing agent Lymphoseek to be used in lymphatic mapping and handheld radiation probe RIGScan to locate tumors. The company is also working on an activated cellular therapy technology to treat cancers and viral and autoimmune diseases. The procedure activates certain lymph nodes to boost a patient's immune system.

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center has a special place in its heart for kids -- and possibly vice versa. The pediatric health care facility offers specialty treatments for children and adolescents suffering from just about any malady, including those of the heart and liver, as well as blood diseases and cancer. Cincinnati Children's Hospital has more than 500 beds and operates nearly a dozen outpatient care centers. The not-for-profit hospital runs the only Level 1 pediatric trauma center in the region and serves as a teaching facility for the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Its Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation is one of the largest pediatric research institutions in the US.

Good Samaritan Hospital of Maryland provides emergency care and promotes good health in the Baltimore area. The 320-bed hospital provides acute medical care and specialty services including rehabilitation (50-bed ward), orthopedics, cancer care, cardiology, dialysis, and women's health, as well as serving as a community teaching facility. Good Samaritan Hospital of Maryland, Inc. founded in 1968, also operates nursing and assisted-living facilities for the elderly, and it provides educational seminars, diagnostic screening, and preventative medical care through its Good Health Center. Good Samaritan Hospital of Maryland is part of the MedStar Health system.

Licking Memorial Health Systems was founded in 1898 by the Newark Hospital Association. The health care provider operates the 230-bed Licking Memorial Hospital and a multi-specialty physician group called Licking Memorial Health Professionals. Specialty services at the hospital include cancer care, home health, occupational health, rehabilitation, and cardiology. Licking Memorial Hospital administers behavioral health care (including substance abuse treatments) through its Shepard Hill department. The physicians' group operates through about 40 practices with 90 doctors spanning over about a seven-town area.

Catholic Health Initiatives is a national nonprofit health organization with headquarters in Denver. The faith-based system operates in 19 states and includes 73 hospitals; 40 long-term care, assisted- and residential-living facilities; two community health-services organizations; and home health agencies. In fiscal year 2010, CHI provided almost $590 million in charity care and community benefit, including services for the poor, free clinics, education and research. With annual revenues of approximately $9 billion, CHI is the nation's third-largest Catholic health care system. Catholic Health Initiatives thrives on our vision of Catholic health care as a vibrant ministry, ready to provide compassionate care of the body, mind and spirit through the 21st century and beyond.

Nationwide Children's Hospital (formerly Columbus Children's Hospital) in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the largest pediatric care centers in the US. The hospital has some 350 licensed beds and offers services in areas such as behavioral health, cardiology, hospice, orthopedics, and surgery. It has more than 850 health care providers on its medical staff and its emergency department treats more than 75,000 patients each year. The hospital also operates outpatient and specialty clinics in the area and a research institute which is investigating gene therapy. Nationwide Children's Hospital opened its doors in 1892 with nine beds.

Concord Medical Services Holdings Limited operates a network of radiotherapy and diagnostic imaging centers in China. As of December 31, 2009, the Company’s network comprised 88 centers based in 57 hospitals, spanning 36 cities across 21 provinces and administrative regions in China. Most of the centers in its network are established through long-term lease and management services arrangements entered into with the hospital partners. Under these arrangements, Concord Medical receives a contracted percentage of each center’s revenue net of specified operating expenses. In April 2010, the Company’s subsidiary Shenzhen Aohua Medical Leasing & Services Limited acquired Tianjin Kangmeng Radiology Equipment Management Co., Ltd. Effective July 1, 2010, the Company entered into a joint venture with Chang'An Hospital for the operation of Chang'An Hospital's cancer treatment facilities by acquiring a 52% equity interest in Xi'an Wan Jie Hua Xiang Medical Technology Development Limited.

Mammatech Corporation wants to help doctors, clinicians, moms, and other women keep an eye on breast cancer. The company manufactures a breast tumor detection training system designed to increase early detection of breast cancer and thus reduce patient deaths from the disease. Using models of a human female breast, the MammaCare System trains individuals to perform manual breast exams to detect tumors. The system comes in different interactive training packages targeting medical professionals and individuals, including those who are hearing or vision impaired. The company started as a research project in 1974 with support from the National Cancer Institute.

Pediatric Services of America, Inc. is owned by private investment firm Portfolio Logic. Pediatric Services of America (doing business as PSA HealthCare) knows there's no place like home, especially when you're a sick kid. The pediatric home health care company provides in-home nursing and related services for infants and children through offices in 18 states. The company also offers some outpatient rehabilitation and nursing through day treatment centers in Florida and Georgia, and it provides limited home health services for adults with severe conditions. Additionally, PSA HealthCare offers case management programs that coordinate services among insurers, doctors, and other health care providers.

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