BG Industries (BGI) wants patients to rest comfortably. The company makes a variety of therapeutic mattresses designed to prevent the irritation of patients' skin during medical care. Its product lines include the MaxiFloat pressure reduction mattresses and the AccuMax pressure relief series. BGI also develops other health care products such as tamper-resistant psychiatric beds, stretcher pads, operating and emergency room cushions, mattress covers, and therapeutic neck pillows. Its products are sold through a global network of distribution partners. The company was established in 1967.

Methodist Hospital of Southern California opened its doors in 1903 with five beds. Methodist Hospital of Southern California provides medical care to the residents of California's central San Gabriel Valley. The health care facility boasts some 460 beds and is part of Southern California Healthcare Systems. The non-profit hospital provides comprehensive acute care including surgical, pediatric, and intensive care units as well as a wide range of specialty services include cardiology, oncology, neurology, and orthopedics. It also operates a rehabilitation clinic and a long-term recovery facility for patients requiring transitional care.

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.

For more than 15 years, APS Healthcare has been dedicated to the design and delivery of specialty health services that focus on health improvement as a means to lowering costs and improving quality of life.They began as a behavioral health company but saw the opportunity to do more for the members and customers we serve, the providers we work with and the broader community. As our focus evolved so did our mission. Today, as one of the nation’s leading specialty health services company, we leverage our core competency in behavior change to deliver total health management innovations that make a significant, positive impact on the healthcare system.

Greene Health Partners manages Greene Memorial Hospital (GMH), a full service acute care facility serving residents of southwestern Ohio. The group also operates the Beavercreek HealthPark, which offers urgent care, lab, surgery, therapy, and imaging services. Its Greene Oaks residential living community provides care for the elderly, and the Women's Recovery Center is a residential treatment facility for indigent women recovering from substance dependency. The network also provides outpatient rehabilitation therapy and home health and occupational health care. Greene Health Partners has an affiliation agreement with Kettering Health Network.

Woodland Heights Medical Center is a full service hospital in Lufkin, Texas. Established in 1918, the medical center has about 150 beds and provides a comprehensive range of inpatient, outpatient, surgical, and emergency services. Specialized treatment programs including cardiac care, maternity care, sports and occupational medicine, physical therapy, and rehabilitation. Woodland Heights also offers community services including its Healthy Woman program, designed to educate the public on women's health issues, and Senior Circle, which offers senior discounts, activities and events, exercise and wellness classes.

Nassau Health Care keeps residents healthy in the suburbs of the Big Apple. The health system operates Nassau University Medical Center, which has some 530 beds, as well as the A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility, a skilled nursing center with 590 beds. Other operations include about a half-dozen community health centers and a home health care agency serving the people of Long Island. Nassau University Medical Center's specialized services include trauma, burn care, orthopedics, psychiatry, and obstetrics. Nassau Health Care is a public benefit company governed by a representative board appointed by state and county officials.

Young Innovations, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of supplies and equipment used by dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and consumers. It offers preventive products, such as disposable and metal prophylaxis (prophy) angles, prophy paste, fluorides in gel formulation, dental handpieces and related components, and moisture control products. The company also provides infection control products, such as liquid surface disinfectants, evacuation system cleaners, gloves and masks, ultrasonic cleaning systems, and instrument disinfectants; micro-applicators, including disposable micro-applicators and bristle brush applicators; and home care kits comprising brushes, wax to protect the inside of the cheek from irritation due to brackets, a timer to monitor brushing time, and floss, as well as toothbrushes. In addition, it offers endodontic products consisting of Obtura family of endodontic units, which are gun-type, heat-softened gutta percha delivery systems, as well as ultrasonic scaling units and handpieces; and diagnostic products, including panoramic X-ray machine and cephalometric images, as well as dental X-ray supplies comprising film, film cassettes and intensifying screens, processing chemicals, and darkroom supplies. The company sells its products primarily through distributors, as well as sells directly to dental providers and dental hygiene schools, Veterans Administration healthcare facilities, and the U.S. military bases. It markets its products primarily in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, Central America, and the Pacific Rim. Young Innovations, Inc. was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Earth City, Missouri.

The F. Dohmen Co. no longer has to decipher doctor's scribbles, but it still works to get prescriptions filled. Its RESTAT subsidiary is a prescription benefits management company, handling the drug benefit plans of some 6 million covered members through a network of more than 62,000 pharmacies. RESTAT helps insurers, third-party administrators, self-insured employers and others with claims services, and clinical management, among other things. The company's DDN subsidiary provides pharmaceutical logistics services to smaller drug companies. Its services include new product launching, regulatory compliance, and specialty pharmaceutical handling --including DEA certification to handle controlled substances.

Swedish Health Services serves Seattle and the surrounding area through four acute care hospitals (and another in the works) as well as a an emergency care and specialty center, multiple primary care clinics, and a home health services unit. The health system also operates a physician group and a number of specialty clinics all operating under the Swedish Health moniker. In total the organization's hospitals are home to nearly 1,250 beds. Medical specialties include cardiac care, neurosurgery, cancer treatment, orthopedics, pediatrics, and women's health. Not-for-profit Swedish Health began in 1910 as a single hospital with 24 beds.

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