Omnicare Clinical Research Limited, a subsidiary of Omnicare Clinical Research, is a contract research organization (CRO) that provides project management, protocol development, medical monitoring, drug packaging and distribution, and other services. Omnicare Clinical Research Limited, like its parent, specializes in targeting non-Caucasian ethnic and racial populations in periapproval research trials as well as the development of drugs and package labeling specifically developed for the geriatric market for bio-technology and pharmaceutical companies in the UK.

Trimedyne's cold-pulsed lasers and fiber-optic laser energy delivery devices (including needles and fibers) are used in gastrointestinal, orthopedic, urologic, and general surgeries, as well as gynecology, arthroscopy, and ear, nose, and throat (ENT) procedures. Trimedyne markets its products to hospitals and surgery centers in the US via direct sales and internationally through distributors. The company's Mobile Surgical Technologies unit rents lasers and provides related services to health care facilities on a "fee per use" basis.

South Jersey Healthcare, often simply known as SJH, is happy to be stuck in the middle: The company operates health care facilities in an area midway between Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Some of those facilities include the SJH Regional Medical Center, a 260-bed facility with specialty cancer and diagnostic centers, and the smaller SJH Elmer Hospital. In total the system houses about 420 beds. SJH also offers outpatient care, home care and hospice services, and a network of community-based health clinics. The company also provides wellness programs for the public. South Jersey Healthcare originated in 1898 as Bridgeton Hospital.

Otto Bock Healthcare PLC manufactures and distributes a range of prosthetic, orthotic, and other medical devices in the UK. Its products include prosthetic limbs, joints, breasts, and extremities; wheelchairs, custom seating, walkers, support and compression stockings, back support bandages, and shower seats. The majority of Otto Bock's products are distributed in the UK through NHS and private rehabilitation facitilities. The company is a subsidiary of German firm Otto Bock Healthcare GmbH.

Nassau Health Care keeps residents healthy in the suburbs of the Big Apple. The health system operates Nassau University Medical Center, which has some 530 beds, as well as the A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility, a skilled nursing center with 590 beds. Other operations include about a half-dozen community health centers and a home health care agency serving the people of Long Island. Nassau University Medical Center's specialized services include trauma, burn care, orthopedics, psychiatry, and obstetrics. Nassau Health Care is a public benefit company governed by a representative board appointed by state and county officials.

Summa Health System serves the residents of the greater Akron, Ohio, area through its Akron City, St. Thomas, Cuyahoga Falls (aka Western Reserve), Barberton Citizens, and Wadsworth-Rittman hospitals. Collectively, the facilities house some 1,650 beds. The company also manages the 150-bed Robinson Memorial Hospital through an affiliation agreement, and it operates a number of clinics. In addition to general medical and surgical care, the system offers specialty services in areas such as orthopedics, oncology, women's health, and geriatrics.

Broadlane directs traffic between hospitals and medical equipment makers. Broadlane is a group purchasing organization (GPO) that negotiates contracts on behalf of its customers, using the combined purchasing power of its client base to get good deals on medical and surgical supplies, capital equipment, drugs, information technology systems, and even labor. It also provides supply chain, cost-control, consulting, and workforce optimization services. Broadlane serves thousands of hospitals, physician practices, and other health care facilities. Private equity firm TowerBrook Capital Partners owns a majority interest in Broadlane, which has agreed to be acquired by medical software firm MedAssets.

Hutcheson Medical Center is a community hospital that serves the residents of Catoosa, Dade, and Walker counties in northwestern Georgia. Founded in 1953, the nearly 200-bed hospital provides specialty services such as emergency medicine, orthopedics, cancer treatment, physical therapy, and women's and children's care, as well as home health and hospice services. The hospital has more than 200 physicians on its medical staff. Hutcheson Medical Center also operates the 110-bed Parkside Nursing Home, an outpatient surgery center, and family practice medical clinics.

Since 1927 Middle Tennessee Medical Center has been committed to physical, emotional and spiritual healing. MTMC is the leading healthcare provider in Rutherford County and we continue to grow our services in order to meet the healthcare needs of our community. MTMC is in the process of building a new $268 million facility that will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The hospital will provide 286 all-private patient rooms and is designed to facilitate a healing and spiritual environment. Our mission is to serve all persons, with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable, while improving the health of individuals and communities. MTMC provides both physical and financial support for many community programs. In fiscal year 2007, MTMC gave almost $12 million in charity care. Saint Thomas Health Services’ regional health system consists of five hospitals – Baptist and Saint Thomas Hospitals and the Center for Spinal Sugery in Nashville, Middle Tennessee Medical Center in Murfreesboro and Hickman Community Hospital in Centerville – and a comprehensive network of affiliated joint ventures in diagnostics, cardiac services and ambulatory surgery as well as medical practices, clinics and rehabilitation facilities. STHS is a member of Ascension Health, a Catholic organization that is the largest not-for-profit health system in the United States.

SleepMed was formed in December 1999 through the merger of Sleep Disorder Centers of America (SDCA), based in Columbia SC, and DigiTrace Care Services, Inc. (DCSI), based in Boston MA. SDCA was founded in 1994 by Dr. Richard K. Bogan, who has board certifications in sleep medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care medicine and internal medicine. After becoming one of the first physicians in the nation to become board certified in sleep medicine and to accredit his sleep center through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Dr. Bogan recognized that his practice was attracting patients from across the state of South Carolina. With a professional mission to improve a patient's access to sleep medicine, Bogan began training pulmonary specialists in other markets within the state and assisting them in setting up a sleep lab in their community hospitals. Word of mouth began to spread and, by 1999, SDCA grew to over 20 sleep labs performing over 10,000 sleep studies a year.

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