Genesis Health System operates three acute care hospitals in Iowa and Illinois that have some 670 beds total. Genesis Medical Center in Davenport, Iowa, with more than 500 beds, is the health system's flagship facility; the hospital offers a range of general, surgical, and specialist health services. The system's Illini Campus in Silvis, Illinois, features an assisted-living center. The Genesis Medical Center Dewitt Campus serves that Iowa town and the surrounding area with its 13-bed hospital, nursing home, and related care facilities. Genesis Health System also operates physician practices, outpatient centers, and a home health agency.

IOP, Inc., headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, is an innovation-driven, medical technology company, providing specialty ophthalmic surgical devices worldwide. IOP, Inc. develops, commercializes and distributes a wide range of technologies to the oculoplastic, glaucoma and cornea subspecialty markets. IOP, Inc., founded in 1988, is focused on leading-edge surgical technologies. IOP, Inc. has leadership positions with bioimplants and devices for ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgeries; glaucoma implant drainage technology; and bioimplants for a wide range of ophthalmic surgical applications.Through intimate relationships with key clinical and market leaders, IOP, Inc. has an established and focused technology-development pipeline. Innovative Ophthalmic Products believes it will lead to differentiated, unique technologies that will satisfy unmet surgeon and patient demands. IOP, Inc. uses a variety of innovative methods and strategic collaborations to develop and deliver technologies offering solutions. Innovative Ophthalmic Products has formed and currently maintains strategic alliances with OKTO Ophtho, Tutogen Medical, Inc., Molteno® Ophthalmic Ltd., Advanced Meditech International Inc. and Osmed GbH.

LifeCell puts new life into the tissue graft market. The firm makes skin graft materials processed from cadaver skin, a category of products known as allografts. Its products include AlloDerm, used in reconstructive plastic, dental, and burn surgeries and Strattice Reconstructive Tissue Matrix, for plastic and reconstructive surgery and wound healing. LifeCell markets a series of other products for additional applications, including one called Cymetra for grafting and head and neck plastic reconstruction. The company markets its products in the US and abroad through a direct sales force and distributors. LifeCell is owned by wound care company Kinetic Concepts.

Children's Memorial Hospital has the Windy City covered. Founded in 1882, the hospital provides a full range of pediatric services, both acute and specialty care. Children's Memorial provides its services through its main hospital campus with about 300 beds and outpatient center in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood, as well as through more than a dozen suburban outpatient centers and outreach partner locations in the greater Chicago metropolitan area. The hospital also operates Children's Memorial Research Center, a national leader in pediatric research, and it is the pediatric teaching facility of Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.

American HomePatient is making sure no one is home alone when it comes to health care. American HomePatient provides home health services from about 240 locations in more than 30 states. The company provides respiratory therapy and equipment, including oxygen therapy, sleep apnea systems, and nebulizers. It also offers home infusion therapy services, including feeding and intravenous drug administration. Additionally, American HomePatient rents and sells durable hospital equipment, including beds and wheelchairs. Mostly it operates independently, but also provides home care in a few areas through joint ventures with hospitals. American HomePatient is owned by investment firm Highland Capital Management.

HealthShare/THA provides management and administrative services to hospitals throughout Texas. Some of HealthShare/THA's services include group purchasing, medical staffing, patient data collection, and hospital maintenance. The Texas Hospital Association formed the Health Services Corporation (HSC) in 1969. HSC changed its name to HealthShare/THA in 1988.

Ironare are committed to the development of successful human medicines. Drugmaking is not a statistical event, nor simply a high-throughput industrialized pursuit. Our team is forging a process for creating and developing novel drug candidates that integrates the most successful drugmaking practices of the past and the best of today's cutting-edge technologies. Our efficient discovery and development processes, focused on important human needs, are generating a robust pipeline.

Feeling uncomfortable in your own skin? Alma Lasers can help. The company specializes in developing treatments using laser, intense pulsed light, and radiofrequency for a variety of skin conditions. Its products, including Harmony and Soprano, provide skin resurfacing, hair removal, wrinkle treatment, and skin tightening, among other procedures. Founded in 1999, Alma Lasers markets its products, used by plastic surgeons, dermatologists, general physicians, and other medical practitioners, in more than 60 countries. Investment firm TA Associates controls a majority interest in the company.

Safety Syringes wants to ensure that when you're getting needled, it's with deliberate intention. The company manufactures devices designed to prevent accidental needle pricks. Safety Syringe's products include UltraSafe Needle Guards, which attach to prefilled glass syringes, and UltraSafe Passive Needle Guards, in which a safety guard locks into place upon completion of shot delivery. The company develops products used for medical and dental drug delivery, vaccines, blood collection, and intravenous catheters. Customers for pre-filled syringes include Amgen, Merck, Roche, and Pfizer. The company was founded in 1990 and primarily operates in North America, Europe, and Asia.

The SCOOTER Store sells freedom -- or at least a motorized scooter or wheelchair -- to senior citizens and other persons with physical limitations.The SCOOTER Store company sells power chairs and outdoor scooters, including products made by Pride Mobility and other third parties, through a network of retail and distribution facilities across the continental US and Puerto Rico. It also sells other durable medical equipment (DME), such as wheelchair lifts and home ramps. Owners Doug Harrison (CEO) and his wife, Susanna, started The SCOOTER Store in 1991 in response to an increasing elderly population and a fragmented scooter and wheelchair industry.

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