ROHO aims to make your ride more comfortable. The ROHO group manufactures cushions that can be used in both medical equipment and commercial seating applications. The company's core technology is its dry flotation system, originally used in cushions as a way to prevent bedsores and since adapted for use in seats for aircraft, commercial trucks, motorcycles, and office chairs. Robert Graebe founded ROHO, Inc., in 1973; in 2001 ROHO, Inc., ROHO International, and Crown Therapeutics joined to form the ROHO group.

The sprawling, not-for-profit system operates more than a dozen hospitals -- including Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Boone Hospital Center, and Christian Hospital -- and some 100 primary care and specialty care facilities in and around St. Louis. BJC HealthCare's facilities combined have more than 3,200 beds. Specialized services include home health care, behavioral health, and long-term care at a handful of nursing facilities. The company's BarnesCare subsidiary offers occupational health care to corporations. The system is led by long-time health care administrator CEO Steven Lipstein.

Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA, Inc. Company Profile It takes backbone to be the one of the world's biggest makers of spinal implants, and Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA has some serious spine. The Medtronic subsidiary's products treat degenerative diseases, deformities, and spine and cranium trauma. It also develops minimally invasive surgical techniques and computer-assisted surgical instruments, and provides physicians and patients with information through websites such as iscoliosis.com, back.com, and necksurgery.com. Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA markets and distributes its products worldwide. Along with hospitals and physicians, the company has federal contracts with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to supply medical equipment to some of its hospitals.

Caring for life is what LifeCare Solutions is all about. The company provides a variety of home health care services, such as respiratory and infusion therapy and home care medical equipment. LifeCare's nutritional services include residential visits from a registered dietician, educational materials, and a line of enteral nutrition products for tube feeding. Other wares include sleep apnea monitors, nebulizers, and oxygen equipment. LifeCare operates more than a dozen locations in Arizona, California, and Washington State. The business is part of private investment firm Westar's portfolio of companies. LifeCare is led by CEO Tom Robbins, a long-time veteran of the home health care industry.

Smiths Medical provides the tools doctors need in intensive care, surgery, and post-operative care. The company develops medical devices for treatment in areas such as cardiology, oncology, pain management, and home health care. Products include general anesthesia devices, epidural components, safety lancets, and pulse monitors, as well as a line of assisted reproduction products. Smiths Medical provides its products to hospitals (which make up the majority of its customer base), specialists, and home care providers. Most of its worldwide territories are serviced through wholly-owned local sales and distribution companies. A division of the Smiths Group, the company is led by president Srini Seshadri.

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport was established in 1946. Formed by the southern Mississippi county of Harrison, Memorial Hospital at Gulfport is an acute care facility with some 440 beds. The hospital provides medical, surgical, and emergency services, as well as diagnostic imaging, comprehensive cancer care, rehabilitation programs, and cardiac care. It also operates mobile, walk-in, and outpatient clinics for minor injuries, rehabilitation, and behavioral health services, and it offers hospice, senior care, and support groups. The hospital's medical staff includes nearly 300 physicians with some 40 specialties.

Founded in 1878 as Fairfield County's first hospital, Bridgeport Hospital has grown into a nearly $350 million regional health care organization. Serving as a bridge to wellness and a port in the stormy waters of health care is the 425-bed Bridgeport Hospital. Part of the Yale New Haven Health System, the facility offers acute care and specialized services to residents of Bridgeport, Connecticut and surrounding counties. The hospital operates a cancer center, a burn treatment center, a heart center, and a rehabilitation therapy center. Its medical staff includes more than 550 physicians representing more than 60 specialties.

St. Jude Medical Japan (formerly Getz Bros) takes medical device distribution to heart. It is one of Japan's leading distributors of cardiovascular medical devices, including pacemakers, prosthetic valves, grafts, and electrophysiology products. St. Jude Medical Japan company, a subsidiary of US medical device maker St. Jude Medical, is the largest distributor of St. Jude's products in Japan and also distributes products from other medical device makers. St. Jude Medical Japan also provides clinical trial management services, as well as marketing and sales for other companies that want to bring their products to the Japanese market.

Englewood Hospital and Medical Center is a 550-bed acute care hospital serving New Jersey's Bergen County, which is part of the New York City metro area. The not-for-profit health care provider offers general medical and surgical care, along with specialty services in areas such as oncology, cardiovascular disease, wound care, women's health, and pediatrics. Founded in the late 19th century, the hospital is affiliated with Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York and provides residency programs to doctors from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

Sparrow Hospital, has two campuses and more than 700 beds. Its Clinton Memorial Hospital has about 30 beds, and affiliate Carson City Hospital has roughly 80 beds. Sparrow Health System's other operations include a long-term-care center (located on the St. Lawrence campus of Sparrow Hospital), a hospice care provider, and medical equipment rental unit. The health system got its start in 1896 when a group of women set out with $400, a house on Ottawa Street (in Lansing, Michigan), and a mission to care for the sick.

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