KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH) lives by the credo "women and children first." It is Singapore's largest women and children's hospital with specialists in obstetrics, menopause, surgery, reproductive medicine, sports medicine, mental wellness, and neonatology. It also offers allied health and nursing services ranging from rehabilitation and nutrition to social work and support counseling. The hospital treats more than 500,000 women and children per year. With roots going back to 1858, KKH was established as a free maternity hospital in 1924 and within a few years was home to half of all deliveries in Singapore.

The Ensign Group, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Mission Viejo, California. The Ensign Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides nursing and rehabilitative care services in California, Arizona, Texas, Washington, Utah, Colorado, and Idaho. The company offers nursing and assisted living services; physical, occupational, and speech therapies; and other rehabilitative and healthcare services for long-term residents and short-stay rehabilitation patients. As of December 31, 2009, it owned or leased 77 facilities.

Athena Diagnostics is a reference laboratory dedicated to the development and commercialization of diagnostic testing for neurological disorders. Using innovative technologies, Athena provides neurologists and other physicians with diagnostic answers that can improve the quality of health care for patients in a cost effective manner.

Sangui BioTech International focuses on the fluid of life -- blood. The firm specializes in developing oxygen-carrying agents to treat blocked arteries, anemia, or acute blood loss through its Sangui GmbH subsidiary. Also in the pipeline at Sangui is an implantable blood glucose monitor for diabetics. Other products include Pure Moisture, an anti-aging skin care product; HemO2Spray, a spray-on wound treatment; and Chitoskin, a wound dressing that is said to facilitate rapid healing of wounds. Professor Wolfgang K. Barnikol founded the company in Germany in 1995.

TIDI manufactures disposable medical and dental products made from paper, gauze, cotton, and polyethylene, including gloves, capes, gowns, and exam table paper. TIDI Products also manufactures plastic films with medical and other commercial applications, as well as products for the foodservice market, such as aprons, gloves, and bags. The company markets its products through distributors worldwide. Formerly a subsidiary of Banta Corporation, TIDI Products was taken private by Fidelity Capital Investors in 2005, and then bought by private equity firm Beecken Petty O'Keefe in 2006.

First Choice for health care owned by about 450 physicians and 11 hospital systems and other hospital entities, First Choice Health Network is an independent PPO (Preferred Provider Organization). It also provides health-benefits management services and third-party administration services for self-funded plan sponsors. First Choice Health Network contracts with more than 40,000 health care professionals and 220 hospitals in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. The company was founded in 1985, and has grown through acquisitions.

Omnicare Clinical Research Limited, a subsidiary of Omnicare Clinical Research, is a contract research organization (CRO) that provides project management, protocol development, medical monitoring, drug packaging and distribution, and other services. Omnicare Clinical Research Limited, like its parent, specializes in targeting non-Caucasian ethnic and racial populations in periapproval research trials as well as the development of drugs and package labeling specifically developed for the geriatric market for bio-technology and pharmaceutical companies in the UK.

Orlando Health operates a network of eight hospitals housing nearly 1,800 beds in Central Florida. Orlando Health's flagship facility is the Orlando Regional Medical Center, which features a Level 1 trauma center and provides comprehensive acute care services in a range of specialties. Other facilities include specialty hospitals such as the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando (an affiliate of the Houston-based M. D. Anderson center), the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, and the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Orlando Health also has partial ownership of two additional community hospitals.

Yale New Haven Health System is a health care haven for residents of Southern Connecticut, Southwestern Rhode Island, and parts of New York's Westchester County. The company operates Yale-New Haven Hospital, Greenwich Hospital, and Bridgeport Hospital (and has a contract relationship with The Westerly Hospital in Rhode Island), as well as children's, cancer, psychiatric care hospitals. In addition, Yale New Haven Health System operates outpatient facilities and provides such managed care services as network contracting, as well as disease management programs. The system is affiliated with Yale University's medical school.

Biocompatibles International operates under a concept of developing technologies that combine medical devices and therapeutic drugs. Several of its products, such as its DC Bead and LC Bead products, use proprietary polymer beads loaded with chemotherapy drugs to fight cancer; the beads are delivered to tumor locations during a minimally invasive procedure. The company has distribution agreements with AngioDynamics (in the US), Terumo Medical (Europe), and SciClone Pharmaceuticals (China). Device maker Medtronic uses the company's PC Technology platform in its Endeavor drug-eluting coronary stent. INVESCO holds a 25% stake in Biocompatibles.

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