Oxford BioSignals Limited is in the business of developing products for the health care monitoring and diagnostic markets, as well as for industrial applications. The company uses technologies that stem from research done at the famous Oxford University, focusing on advanced signal processing and neural network technology. Products range from a brain wave analyzer used to detect sleep disorders in patients to a vibration analysis system that tests for and detects operational abnormalities in military jet engines. Rolls-Royce plc is a major shareholder of the company.

Parkview Adventist Medical Center is an acute-care hospital providing health care services such as pediatrics, cardiac care, emergency medicine, orthopedics, and surgery. Founded in 1959, the not-for-profit hospital has nearly 60 beds and offers cardiovascular, intensive care, surgery, diagnostic imaging, and rehabilitation services. It operates primary and specialty care physician offices in the area as well. Affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the center provides a variety of health education classes in areas such as stress management and diabetes care. The medical center has embraced information technology advances, including an electronic medical records system.

Alteer wants doctors to tear up their paper charts. Founded in 1996, Alteer provides health care management software and services, including practice enhancement and process reengineering, designed to help providers eliminate paper charts and automate workflow processes. The company's services integrate electronic medical records, electronic charting, billing, and reporting, for more than 1,200 doctors' offices and medical practices in the US. Alteer knows that software only works when customers know how to use it, so it emphasizes hand-holding services to help its customers in their quests for efficiency. Alteer is a subsidiary of American Healthcare Holdings, a provider-based health care technology company.

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.

St. Jude Medical's main products are pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), both of which use electrical impulses to shock irregularly beating hearts back into rhythm. St. Jude, which was founded in 1976, also makes mechanical and tissue heart valves; items used in interventional cardiology procedures, such as catheters and guidewires; and ablation systems used to treat atrial fibrillation. Its neuromodulation business makes implantable devices (similar to pacemakers) that treat chronic pain using electrical stimulation. The company markets its products worldwide through its own sales force and distributors.

In 1999 Amplifon USA was established to manage and grow Miracle-Ear®, one of the oldest and most recognized brands in the hearing aid industry. Founded in 1948, Miracle-Ear dispenses hearing aids and services at more than 1,000 locations, many of which are located in Sears stores. In October, 2002, North America’s largest group of hearing aid and service providers, Sonus®, joined the Amplifon USA family. Founded in 1993 in Portland, Oregon, Sonus augmented the organization with 87 company-owned clinics in the U.S. and Canada, as well as a network of approximately 1,400 affiliated members.Amplifon USA's Headquarters in Plymouth Minnesota Growth for Amplifon USA continued in 2003 with the addition of National Hearing Centers, a hearing aid retailer with more than 50 centers. National Hearing Centers changed its name to Amplifon® Hearing Aid Centers in 2006. Most of the Amplifon Hearing Aid Centers are located in Wal-Mart stores or Wal-Mart Super Centers, providing Amplifon USA with access to the world’s largest retail organization. HearPO®, founded in 1995 and acquired by Sonus in 1998 and now a member of the Amplifon USA family, is the largest provider of hearing health care benefits in the United States, providing products and services through a network of over 1,600 credentialed clinics. Their customized programs provide coverage for organizations, employers, third party administrators and government agencies.

Jamaica Hospital Medical Center has been operating (so to speak) in the Queens Borough of New York since before the nation of Jamaica even was born. Originally founded in 1892, the hospital serves Queens and eastern Brooklyn with general medical, pediatric, psychiatric, and ambulatory services. The facility has about 430 beds. The hospital's specialty services include a coma recovery unit, a dialysis center, a psychiatric emergency department, a rehabilitation center, as well as a traumatic brain injury recovery unit. Its Jamaica Hospital Nursing Home has more than 200 beds; it also operates a network of family health clinics. Jamaica Hospital Medical Center is a subsidiary of MediSys Health Network.

Trover Health System (formerly Trover Foundation) provides health care services to residents of western Kentucky through its Regional Medical Center, a general hospital with more than 400 beds, and nine Trover Clinic locations with some 100 physicians on staff. Regional Medical Center provides specialized services such as home health care, nephrology, rehabilitation, and trauma care. Trover Health's physicians represent about 40 specialties to residents in an area covering six counties. Its centers of excellence include the Merle M. Mahr Cancer Center, the Center for Women's Health, the Center for Heart and Vascular Services.

Eger Health Care Center was founded in 1916 and is affiliated the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Eger Health Care Center provides hospice care, residential sub-acute care, specialized nursing services for the chronically ill, and adult day care services to the elderly and persons with disabilities. Edger Health Care Center also operates an on-site assisted living facility with about 75 beds.

Brotman Medical Center provides medical services in California's Culver City and the western Los Angeles area. Founded in 1924, the 420-bed acute care hospital offers inpatient medical and surgical care, along with outpatient and emergency care services. Specialty medical areas include rehabilitation, behavioral health care, oncology, cardiology, and orthopedic and spinal care. It also operates laboratory and imaging centers. Brotman Medical Center emerged from for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2009 as a majority owned subsidiary of Prospect Medical Holdings.

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