Jefferson Regional Medical Center (JRMC) provides acute care and other health services to residents of Pine Bluff and an 11-county area of southern Arkansas. The private, not-for-profit hospital has about 450 acute care beds and offers general medical and surgical care, as well as services in a range of specialties, including geriatrics, cardiology, and oncology. It also has a 25-bed skilled nursing unit that cares for patients transitioning to long-term care or home care. A network of hospital-owned and affiliated clinics offers outpatient surgery, diagnostic imaging, wound care, and other ambulatory health services. Additionally, the health system operates a nursing school and home health and hospice agencies.

Sisters of Mercy provides a range of health care and social services through its network of facilities and service organizations. The organization operates more than two dozen acute care hospitals (including three specialty heart hospitals) with some 4,000 licensed beds in seven states throughout the South and Midwest. Its hospital groups include facilities for nursing homes, medical practices, and outpatient centers. Sisters of Mercy Health System also runs health outreach organizations in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.

Forum Health care system includes acute-care and specialty hospitals (Northside Medical Center, Trumbull Memorial Hospital, and Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital), home care agencies, and other medical facilities. Specialty services include cardiology, cancer care, behavioral medicine, obstetrics, and emergency medicine. The company operates several community medical clinics and outpatient centers, and it offers nursing and physician training and residency programs. Forum Health was acquired by Community Health Systems in 2010.

William Demant Holding A/S, one of the world's oldest and largest hearing aid makers, the holding company operates through a number of independent business units that also develop, manufacture, and sell audiological diagnostic instruments and communication equipment, including hands-free headsets and alarm systems for schools. Hearing aids are by far its biggest business, however, and its Oticon and Bernafon subsidiaries are selected suppliers of the US Department of Veteran Affairs. The company sells through its own sales force and independent distributors worldwide. William Demant announced an agreement to acquire US-based rival Otix Global in 2010.

Mercury Medical manufactures the medical equipment used to administer and monitor medical gasses for respiratory, anesthesia, and critical care. It also offers technical consulting services, equipment repair, and equipment reconditioning services. Customers include hospitals, biomedical clinics, and home care clients. Along with marketing its own products, its sales team also represents products from other life-support equipment manufacturers. It distributes products directly to institutional customers in the southeastern US; elsewhere it relies on a network of distributors. Mercury Medical ships its medical supplies for home health directly to customers through its ShurShip division.

Refractive is a $2.8 billion U.S. industry and includes LASIK, the world's most widely performed 'elective' procedure. Cataract is a $5.6 billion U.S. industry and is the world's most widely performed 'non-elective' procedure. And, by year-end 2005, 70 percent of adult Americans - 155.7 million people - were wearing some form of vision correction. At TLCVision, we see growth opportunities across the eye care industry. With over 13,700 doctor relationships, the Company positioned to take advantage of this industry growth.

Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates wants to be in the forefront of health care in Boston and surrounding regions. The 625-physician medical group operates from more than 20 offices located throughout eastern Massachusetts, providing primary and specialty medical care to some 480,000 adult and pediatric patients. For acute health care services, Harvard Vanguard patients have access to more than a dozen area hospitals, including Beth Israel-Deaconess Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Harvard Vanguard is a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. It is also a member of Atrius Health, a not-for-profit association of Massachusetts medical groups.

Holy Spirit was established in 1963 and is operated by the Sisters of Christian Charity. The flagship Holy Spirit Hospital has more than 330 beds as well as a level III neonatal intensive care unit. The hospital also operates an adjoining cardiac treatment facility, and it has a network of affiliated family practice and specialty health clinics. Holy Spirit Health tends to the health of the incarnate. The Holy Spirit Health System provides cardiology, women's health care, pediatric care, and other acute and emergency medical services to the residents of greater Harrisburg and Cumberland County in south-central Pennsylvania.

3M Health Care Ltd. is the European arm of 3M's health care operations. The company manufactures and distributes medical, dental, veterinary, and food safety products. Its products range from wound care dressings, tapes, casting materials, and stethoscopes to transdermal patches and microbiology testing equipment. Its dental care products include adhesives, coatings, crowns, infection control, and sealers. The company also provides information services and software to the health care industry. 3M Health Care Ltd. maintains research and development facilities as well as manufacturing and distribution operations.

Fi-Med Management, Inc. offers services that help doctors cure swollen medical claims, feverish financials, and colicky collections. Serving independent physicians and small practices, Fi-Med provides insurance claims and denial processing, invoice billing, medical coding, cash-flow management, and other services. Fi-Med Management company uses proprietary software technology and customizes its technologies and services to its clients. Fi-Med is based in Wisconsin and, following a 2008 merger with Mediplete, also has regional offices in Utah and California. With roots dating back to 1993, Fi-Med was founded by president Adrian Velasquez and Christine Krause.

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