Sysmex America is systematic about the analysis of the circulatory system. The company, a subsidiary of Japanese medical diagnostic equipment manufacturer Sysmex, manufactures and markets clinical laboratory testing devices and automation systems for hematology, immuno-chemistry, particle counting, and urinalysis. Subsidiary Sysmex Reagents America manufactures and distributes diagnostic reagents specifically for use in Sysmex's hematology, coagulation, and urinalysis analyzers. Its customers are pathology labs and health care providers located in the US, Canada, and Latin America; the company's products are distributed primarily through a network of independent distributors.

United Health Services Hospitals can service injuries from a slip in the snow, a slipped disc in the back, or health that's just plain slipping. United Health Services Hospitals operates Binghamton General Hospital (about 220 beds) and Wilson Regional Medical Center (some 300 beds) as well as a network of primary and specialty health care clinics serving Broome County and surrounding counties in upstate New York. Specialty services include cardiovascular care, dialysis services, neurology, rehabilitation, pediatrics, and psychiatry. The Wilson Medical Center serves as a teaching hospital offering residency and fellowship programs. United Health Services Hospitals is a subsidiary of United Health Services.

Texas Health Resources (THR) is takin' care of Texas with nearly 30 health care facilities in the Dallas/Fort Worth and North Texas region. Formed in 1997 by the merger of Harris Methodist Health System, Presbyterian Healthcare System, and Arlington Memorial Hospital Foundation, the not-for-profit system includes more than a dozen acute care and long-term care hospitals, in addition to mental health and retirement centers, physician offices, and home health agencies. THR's network includes more than 3,600 doctors and some 3,400 licensed beds. The company's Research and Education Institute for Texas Health Resources provides clinical studies management, medical device testing, and medical training services.

Bio-logic Systems gets inside your head. The company's computer-based electrodiagnostic systems are used by medical professionals to diagnose neurological, sensory, and sleep disorders. Its products include Algo and AuDX hearing screeners for newborns and the Navigator Pro hearing diagnostic system, as well as Ceegraph neurodiagnostic systems that map the brain's electrical activity. Additionally, Bio-logic Systems makes the Sleepscan line of diagnostic products used in sleep laboratories. Bio-logic Systems was founded in 1979 and is a subsidiary of Natus Medical. It sells its products through Natus' sales force in the US and through distributors abroad.

I_Flow Corporation makes mobile infusion systems used in hospitals, homes, and other settings to administer non-narcotic acute pain treatments and a variety of other drugs, including antibiotics, chemotherapies, and nutrients. I-Flow's product line includes the ON-Q branded portable infusion pumps and catheters that deliver anesthetic pain medications directly to wound sites, as well as disposable products for administration of chemotherapies and antibiotics. The company's offerings are marketed through direct sales representatives and international distributors. I-Flow is a subsidiary of Kimberly-Clark.

Baptist Health Care strives for coastal health excellence. The firm operates hospitals, clinics, and a home health agency in northern and western Florida, as well as southern Alabama. Founded in 1951, the Pensacola, Florida-based not-for-profit health care system operates four acute-care hospitals, including the 490-bed Baptist Hospital and 65-bed Gulf Breeze Hospital. Baptist Health Care, in conjunction with its affiliates, provides a wide variety of services such as home health care, rehabilitation services, and behavioral health services. Its Baptist Manor in Pensacola provides sub-acute care and long-term care, and the Andrews Institute provides sports medicine services.

Founded in 1992, the company went public in 2010. Electromed aims to clear the way for patients suffering from respiratory ailments. A medical device maker, the company manufactures respiratory products designed to treat patients with cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and other ailments that affect respiratory systems. Its FDA-approved SmartVest System is a vest worn by patients that helps loosen lung congestion. A self-administered therapy, the vest works by administering high frequency pulsations that compress and release the patient's chest area. Electromed sells its SmartVest and related products primarily in the US to patients, home health care professionals, and hospitals.

Some of Life Care's specialized services include home health care, adult day care, hospice, and wound care. Founder Forrest Preston opened his first center in 1970. If you or a loved one has reached the Golden Age of retirement, there's a good chance Life Care Centers of America offers a service you can use. The company is a privately owned operator of more than 225 retirement and health care centers in 28 states. Its offerings include retirement communities, assisted-living facilities, and nursing homes (and even some campuses that provide all three in a continuum of care). In addition, Life Care operates centers specifically for people with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.

NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases specializes in treating achy hips, backs, and knees. The hospital provides health care services for musculoskeletal and neurological disorders for residents of New York City and surrounding areas. The 190-bed medical center's services include orthopedics, rheumatology, neurology, rehabilitation, clinical research, and physical and occupational therapy. The NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases is a teaching facility for the New York University School of Medicine and is part of the NYU Langone Medical Center. The medical center was established in 1905 by brothers Henry and Herman Frauenthal (both physicians).

St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center is here to help. The not-for-profit hospital has about 215 beds (both acute-care and transitional) and serves some 20 counties in and around Missoula, Montana. Specialty services include cancer treatment, surgery, and occupational health. St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center provides Life Flight air transport to critically ill or injured patients. The hospital provides outpatient primary and specialty care through a host of affiliated physician practices and clinics throughout the area. St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center was founded in 1873 by the Sisters of Providence and is part of Providence Health & Services.

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