Atrion Corporation develops and manufactures ophthalmology, cardiovascular, and fluid delivery devices primarily for medical applications in the United States and internationally. Atrion Corporation manufactures soft contact lens storage and disinfection cases; and the LacriCATH line of balloon catheters used in the treatment of nasolacrimal duct obstruction in children and adults. It develops the MPS2 Myocardial Protection System, a proprietary technology delivering fluids and medications to the heart during open-heart surgery; cardiac surgery vacuum relief valves; Retract-O-Tape silicone vessel loops; inflation devices for balloon catheter dilation, stent deployment, and fluid dispensing; and Clean-Cut rotating aortic punch and PerfectCut Aortotomy System, both of which are used in heart bypass surgery. Atrion manufactures various intravenous fluid delivery products comprising medical tubing clamps; swabbable luer valves; and luer syringe check valves and one-way valves. It produces inflation systems and valves used in marine and aviation safety products; one-way and two-way ‘Breather’ valves for use on electronics cases, munitions cases, pressure vessels, transportation container cases, escape slides, and other medical and non-medical applications; and a line of products designed for safe needle and scalpel blade containment, as well as the ACTester product line consisting of instrumentation and associated disposables used to measure the activated clotting time of blood. Atrion Corporation also provides contract manufacturing services for other original equipment manufacturers of medical devices; and owns and maintains a 22-mile high-pressure steel pipeline in north Alabama that is leased to an industrial gas producer that transports gaseous oxygen to its customers. It sells its products through a sales force. Atrion Corporation was founded in 1944 and is headquartered in Allen, Texas.

Stamps.com hopes its customers keep putting letters in the mail. Its PC Postage service lets registered users who have downloaded Stamps.com software buy stamps online and print the postage directly onto envelopes and labels. Customers can order US Postal Service options, such as registered mail, certified mail, and delivery confirmation, as well as print custom stamps using virtually any image through its PhotoStamps.com Web site. Stamps.com charges a monthly fee for its service, which is aimed at consumers, home offices, and small businesses. In addition, customers can buy mailing labels, scales, and dedicated postage printers from Stamps.com. Postage fees are sent directly to the US Postal Service.

Otto Bock HealthCare offers mobility options for disabled patients. The company makes and distributes prosthetic and orthotic equipment, including leg braces, electronic hands and shoulders, and cosmetic false limbs, as well as implantable neurostimulation devices. Otto Bock HealthCare also manufactures mobility and seating devices for disabled adults and children, including wheelchairs, positioning supports, and standing devices. Its products are marketed worldwide through internal and external sales representatives. The company is controlled by descendants of founder Otto Bock, who launched the business in 1919.

OsteoTec do have a particular fondness for those body parts. OsteoTec distributes medical devices and implants in the UK, specializing in products used in hand, foot, and craniomaxillofacial surgical procedures. Products include finger and toe joints, wrist implants, tissue anchors, bone ties, and a cranial flap fixation system. The company's suppliers include Ascension Orthopedics, KMI Medical, and OsteoMed, and OsteoTec is also developing its own line of products.

West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. manufactures and sells components and systems for injectable drug delivery and plastic packaging, and delivery system components for the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and consumer products industries. It operates in two segments, Pharmaceutical Systems and Tech Group. The Pharmaceutical Systems segment designs, manufactures, and distributes elastomer and metal components used in parenteral drug delivery for the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and generic industries. It offers pharmaceutical packaging components, such as elastomeric stoppers and discs, aluminum seals and removable plastic buttons, elastomeric plungers, needle shields and tip caps, pharmaceutical containers, component processors, prefillable syringe systems, elastomeric components, elastomer and co-molded elastomer/plastic components, non-filled syringe components, dropper bulbs, sterile devices, and needle systems. This segment also provides laboratory and other services, including extractables and leachables testing, package/container testing, method development/validation, stability testing, process development, and problem resolution. The Tech Group segment offers injection molded components and devices, such as contact lens storage kits, pill dispensers, and disposable blood collection systems, as well as various personal care and consumer products for surgical, ophthalmic, diagnostic, and drug delivery systems. It also involves in the manufacture and assembly of systems and devices used for nasal, oral, pulmonary, and injectable delivery of drugs used to treat diseases. The company distributes its products primarily through its sales force and distribution network, as well as through contract sales agents and regional distributors in the United States, Germany, France, and other European countries. West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Lionville, Pennsylvania.

Concord Hospital is agreeably an acute care regional hospital serving 22 communities in central New Hampshire. The hospital maintains more than 230 staffed beds, admits more than 17,000 patients each year, and offers centers for cardiac care, orthopedics, cancer care, urologic care, wound healing, and women's health. Concord Hospital also operates other medical facilities in the region, including two family health centers, an imaging center, a sleep center, and a rehabilitation facility. With roots reaching back to 1884, Concord Hospital now operates as an affiliate of Capital Region Health Care.

Rochester Medical Corporation company focuses on urinary incontinence and urinary retention treatment products, including male external catheters and urethral inserts for women. The firm's RELEASE-NF and StrataNF catheters are designed to prevent urinary tract infections. Most of the company's products are made of silicone rather than latex to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Rochester Medical also makes a disposable device for women, the FemSoft Insert, for stress urinary incontinence. Rochester Medical Corporation company markets to hospitals and extended-care facilities. Eagle Asset Management and Anthony Conway, CEO and chairman of the board, together hold about 20% of the company's shares.

Invacare allows wheelchair users to set their own pace. Invacare is a leading maker of wheelchairs -- including manual, powered, custom-made, and the ultra zippy chairs used by athletes. It also makes other medical equipment including crutches, bed systems, respiratory devices, and motorized scooters. It manufactures and sells its own products to home health care and medical equipment dealers in North America, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region, as well as to government agencies and distributors. Invacare's Supply Group distributes other companies' medical equipment and disposable products, such as home diabetic and wound care items.

Deltex Medical helps doctors keep an eye, or an ear, on their patients' blood flow. The company makes and markets CardioQ, a heart monitor used on critically ill patients and patients undergoing surgery. Via proprietary software and disposable ultrasound probes inserted into the esophagus, the CardioQ system is designed to measure and monitor circulating blood volume in an effort to detect hypovolemia, or decreased blood volume, in patients. With such information in hand, doctors can administer fluid and drugs as necessary, which may help patients with recovery. Deltex markets CardioQ in more than 30 countries worldwide.

Exempla aims to provide exemplary health care to residents in the Denver area. The Exempla medical network, operating as Exempla Healthcare, includes three hospitals: Exempla Lutheran Medical Center (400 beds), Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital (570 beds), and Good Samaritan Medical Center (230 beds). It also operates the Exempla Physician Network, a chain of primary care clinics. The company employs more than 2,000 physicians. Among its specialties are cardiovascular services and surgeries, rehabilitation, cancer care, orthopedics, and women's and children's services. Exempla Healthcare was formed in 1998, when Saint Joseph Hospital and Lutheran Medical Center combined.

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