Established in 1941, Miles Memorial Hospital is a subsidiary of Lincoln County Healthcare. Its board of trustees is comprised of individuals who live throughout Lincoln County. The administration and management teams serve both Miles Memorial Hospital and St. Andrews Hospital in Boothbay Harbor. Miles' most unique characteristic is its broad range of health care services. Miles has developed a full Circle of Care to meet the medical, rehabilitation, wellness and retirement needs of Lincoln County and the surrounding area. Most of these services are located together on the Miles Memorial Hospital campus in Damariscotta.

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.

Retractable Technologies knows you can't be too safe when you work around needles all day. Retractable Technologies company develops, makes, and markets safety syringes and other injection technologies for the health care industry. Its flagship VanishPoint syringe retracts after injection, reducing the risk of both syringe reuse and accidental needlesticks (both are means of transmitting HIV and other infectious diseases). Retractable Technologies also makes blood collection needles and IV catheters using the VanishPoint technology, which was invented by the company's founder, CEO, and majority owner Thomas Shaw. The firm sells to hospitals and other care providers in the US and abroad, both directly and through distributors.

Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics earns an A+ in Chemistry. The Johnson & Johnson subsidiary develops and markets diagnostic tools, including VITROS instrumentation systems that use clinical chemistry and immunoassay technologies to diagnose a range of maladies such as cancer, heart disease, and infectious diseases. It also markets laboratory automation systems under the enGen brand. In addition to making clinical diagnostics products, Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics is a leading maker of instruments and reagents used by blood banks and hospitals to screen blood donations for disease and contaminants, as well as blood typing systems that guarantee patient-donor compatibility for transfusions.

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.

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.

Floyd Medical Center has more than 300 beds and serves northwestern Georgia and northeastern Alabama. In addition to medical, surgical, and emergency care (including a Level II trauma center and neonatal intensive care unit), the hospital offers rehabilitation programs, home health care, and psychiatric care through Floyd Behavioral Health Center, a freestanding facility with more than 50 beds. Floyd Medical Center and its affiliates, including about 20 primary care centers and five urgent care locations, are operated by Floyd Healthcare Management Inc. Founded in 1942, the not-for-profit is led by CEO Kurt Stuenkel.

AtriCure, Inc., a medical device company, develops, manufactures, and sells cardiac surgical ablation systems designed to create precise lesions, or scars, in cardiac tissue. Its primary product line includes Isolator Synergy Bipolar Radio-Frequency Ablation Clamps for open-heart procedures and minimally invasive procedures; ablation and sensing unit, a compact power generator that delivers bipolar radio-frequency energy; AtriCure switch box, a compact switch box providing the technology needed for the dual pulsing electrodes, and the ability to connect and toggle between multiple RF devices; Isolator multifunctional pen, a disposable RF device enabling surgeons to toggle back and forth between temporary pacing, sensing, stimulation, and ablation; and Coolrail linear ablation device, a disposable linear RF ablation device, which allows physicians to create an expanded cardiac ablation lesion set during minimally invasive procedures. AtriCure also offers cryoablation system, which consists of various reusable and disposable devices, including the Frigitronics CCS-200 product line for cardiac ablation; and Cryo1, a disposable cryothermy ablation probe, as well as AtriClip system, which is designed to exclude the left atrial appendage by implanting the device during open or minimally invasive surgical procedures from the outside of the heart. In addition, it sells enabling technologies, including Lumitip dissector to separate tissues to provide access to key anatomical structures targeted for ablation during general, thoracic, and other surgical procedures; and MicroPace ORLab system, a stimulating, mapping, and recording system enabling physicians to confirm the ablation lines being created are forming electrical barriers or lines of block. AtriCure, Inc. sells its medical devices to hospitals and medical centers in the United States and internationally. AtriCure, Inc. is headquartered in West Chester, Ohio.

Fresenius Medical Care North America (FMCNA) is a major provider of kidney dialysis services and renal care products. More than 39,000 employees share a commitment to deliver the highest quality services for our patients and health care partners. Through Fresenius Medical Services, our dialysis services entity, we provide ongoing dialysis treatment for more than 128,700 patients through our network of over 1,700 facilities nationwide. This makes us the largest provider of renal services in North America. Our dialysis care services include hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and transplant support services, and are provided, as appropriate, in a dialysis clinic, at home, or in a hospital to fit our patients' needs.

Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Ethicon has the operating room all sewn up. The company's Ethicon Products division is a leading maker of sutures and wound-closure products, including sutures, Dermabond skin glue, surgical mesh products, and wound drains. Another division, Ethicon Biosurgery, provides a line of absorbable hemostats and other products that help control bleeding during surgery, while its Biopatch product offers infection-resistant wound dressings. Ethicon Women's Health and Urology makes surgical grafts, devices, and equipment under the Gynecare brand. Through its Mentor unit, Ethicon also makes a line of sutures, breast implants, and other plastic surgery products.

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