VASAMED, Inc. designs, licenses, manufactures, and distributes noninvasive hemodynamic technologies for vascular, wound care, cardiovascular, and emergency medicine diagnostics. Its products include skin perfusion pressure systems and non-invasive cardiac output monitors. The company offers AcQtrac System that uses thoracic impedance cardiography to present a Cardiovasculogram waveform, which illustrates the mechanical function of the cardiovascular system, as well as used against congestive heart failure, hypertension, dystrophies requiring a pacemaker, and titrating therapies. It also offers SensiLase System, which allows physicians to assess micro-and macro circulation, as well as provides a combination of skin perfusion pressure and pulse volume recording tests that are useful in managing chronic wounds and other types of symptoms. The SensiLase System’s applications include assessing wound healing potential; monitoring pre/post-therapy, such as surgery and compression; arterial reconstruction planning and post-procedure monitoring; determining the optimal amputation level; amputation planning and post-procedure monitoring; and assisting in the diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease, critical limb ischemia, and other microcirculatory derangements. VASAMED, Inc. serves customers worldwide. The company has a patent license agreement with the Institute of Critical Care Medicine. It was formerly known as Optical Sensors Incorporated and changed its name to VASAMED, Inc. in June 2007. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

The Queen's Medical Center was founded in 1859 by Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, Hawaiian royalty. With more than 530 beds and a staff of more than 1,200 physicians, the acute care facility is the largest private hospital in Hawaii and operates as a regional referral center. The not-for-profit medical center operates a cancer care and heart health center. Queen's Medical Center also offers specialty services such as behavioral health, diagnostics, orthopedics, physical therapy, women's health, and surgery. It also has community health care and laboratory services operations through an affiliated network of providers called The Queen's Health Systems.

Most syringes are designed to inject medication into blood vessels, but Mercator MedSystems' (formerly EndoBionics) MicroSyringe is designed to go inside blood vessels and inject medication outside the vessel wall, allowing for a more targeted application of medication that reduces the amount dispersed to areas where it is not needed. In addition to delivering traditional injectable drugs, it can deliver stem cells and gene therapies. The MicroSyringe, which was approved for use by the FDA in 2004, can be used to treat tumors and vascular, cardiac, and neurological diseases.

The H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, founded in 1986, is a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center located on the Tampa campus of the University of South Florida. The institute carries it out its stated mission of contributing to the prevention and cure of cancer through patient care, research, and education. It operates a 200-bed medical and surgical facility, as well as outpatient treatment programs, a blood and marrow transplant program, and The Moffitt Clinic at Tampa General Hospital. Its research programs include study in the areas of molecular oncology, immunology, risk assessment, health outcomes, and experimental therapeutics.

LaserSight has an eye for vision care. The company's LaserSight Technologies subsidiary makes excimer lasers, which surgically correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. LaserSight's LaserScan LSX system is approved by the FDA for photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) and laser-in-situ keratomileusis (LASIK) vision correction procedures. The company also sells ophthalmic equipment including forceps, scissors, and needle holders. Subsidiary TechnicaLaser sells laser products for industrial, laboratory, and other applications. LaserSight has facilities in China and the US and markets its products in more than 30 countries worldwide.

Fremont Area Medical Center has more than 260 beds and serves Nebraska's Dodge County and surrounding areas. About 160 beds are dedicated to long-term care patients. Specialized services include cancer care, emergency medicine, rehabiliation, home health and hospice, and surgery. Founded in 1940, Fremont Area Medical Center is owned by Dodge County and operates by taxpayer funding.

Cogent Healthcare has pulled together the personnel to make a convincing argument for managed hospital care.Cogent Healthcare company manages inpatient care programs at hospitals in 20 states.Cogent Healthcare company deploys its own hospitalists (doctors who specialize in hospital medicine) and other personnel to run programs that manage the care of patients from the time they're admitted to the moment they're discharged. The programs also provide follow-up care to patients. Additionally, Cogent's program management services include the implementation of standardized clinical processes and information technology solutions for improving communication and efficiency. Cogent Healthcare company was founded in 1997.

RegionalCare Hospital Partners is looking for the nearest emergency room. The company formed in 2009 with the intention to acquire hospitals in smaller cities or rural areas, where it's the only game in town. It plans to improve a local hospital's service by providing access to capital, but allow local management to maintain day-to-day operations. RegionalCare Hospital Partners is the brainchild of CEO Martin Rash and president John Rutledge, who found success with Province Healthcare using the same business model. (They sold Province Healthcare in 2005 to LifePoint Hospitals for $1.7 billion.) Private equity firm Warburg Pincus has pledged up to $300 million to fund the first investments.

Drew Scientific specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of analytical systems for laboratory testing. It provides cell counters, hemoglobin analyzers, and other instruments and testing consumables (reagents) for use in the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and hematology. The company also sells its products to the animal health and veterinary research markets. Drew Scientific has operations in the US and in the UK, and its products are sold in countries around the globe. The company is a subsidiary of Escalon Medical.

MEDTOX Scientific, Inc. and its subsidiaries provide forensic and clinical laboratory services. The company also manufactures and distributes diagnostic and related devices. Its Laboratory Services segment offers drugs-of-abuse testing services. It also provides clinical and other laboratory services, including clinical toxicology, clinical testing for occupational health clinics, clinical testing for physician offices, pediatric lead testing, and analysis of heavy and trace metal. In addition, this segment offers services in the area of logistical support, data management, and program management; and pain management products.

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