DJO Incorporated is one of the world's largest orthopedic medical device makers, the company develops and manufactures products that are used in rehabilitation, pain management, and physical therapy. They range from ankle braces and traction systems to electrotherapy and bone growth stimulation devices. DJO also makes and distributes surgically implanted joint replacement products for the knees, hips, and shoulders. Its products are sold globally under a host of market-leading brands, including Aircast, Compex, DonJoy, Empi, Ormed, and ProCare. The company sells its products directly and through dealers and distributors mainly in the US and Europe.

Ogden Regional Medical Center is a nearly 240-bed hospital in Ogden, Utah. The regional hospital offers general medical and acute care services. It operates specialty units for the treatment of alcoholism, cancer, and heart ailments, as well as blood collection, women's health, and radiology. The hospital employs more than 300 medical staff members. Ogden Regional Medical Center is part of HCA's MountainStar Healthcare Network, a group of hospitals and regional health clinics in Utah and Idaho.

Beaver Dam Community Hospitals, (BDCH) formed in 1972 to provide medical services for the residents of south central Wisconsin. The medical center includes the 60-bed Beaver Dam Community Hospital as well as its Hillside Manor skilled nursing facility. Other facilities include an assisted living retirement center, community-based residential facilities, home health care services, and a wellness center. BDCH also operates FastCare clinics in two towns and a dialysis center. BDCH has invested in an electronic medical records system and upgrades to its dialysis services.

Calvary Hospital works to keep adult patients in the advanced stages of cancer as comfortable as possible. The facility, founded in 1899, specializes in palliative care, the practice of relieving the pain and symptoms associated with the illness (not curing the illness itself.) Calvary Hospital offers both inpatient and outpatient services through two campuses; the main hospital has about 200 beds and a satellite location in Brooklyn, New York, has about 25 beds. Its home health care program provides on-call nurses who are available at all hours of the day as well as a range of therapy services including physical, speech, and occupational therapy.

Sisters of Mercy provides a range of health care and social services through its network of facilities and service organizations. The organization operates more than two dozen acute care hospitals (including three specialty heart hospitals) with some 4,000 licensed beds in seven states throughout the South and Midwest. Its hospital groups include facilities for nursing homes, medical practices, and outpatient centers. Sisters of Mercy Health System also runs health outreach organizations in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.

Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS) closes the gap on gaping wounds. The company makes a wide range of professional woundcare and wound closure products sold under the ActiveHeal, LiquiBand, and LiquiShield brands. AMS sells its professional wound care products (gauzes, dressing) through distribution partners and directly to the UK National Health Service. The company's MedLogic unit provides suture-alternative wound closure products for use in emergency and operating rooms. AMS' products are sold throughout Europe, the UK, and the US. The company also manufactures private label products for other wound care companies and medical products distributors.

Oculus isn't the name of an all-seeing ancient Latin god or superhero, though it does use super-agents in its fight against the evil super-bug MRSA. Oculus Innovative Sciences works with proprietary platform technology Microcyn, a super-oxidized water-based solution designed to safely (i.e., without any known side effects) eliminate a wide range of annoying pathogens (including MRSA) attempting to infect patients with open wounds. Aside from use in wound care, the solution has potential applications for use in disinfectants and sterilization, as well as respiratory, dermatology, veterinary, and dental markets. Oculus' products are primarily sold through partnerships with distributors.

Henrico Doctors' Hospital comprises a network of hospital campuses -- Forest, Parham, and Retreat -- that serve central Virginia through its respective Richmond locations. With a total of more than 760 beds, the acute care hospital group provides a range of emergency, medical, surgical, and rehabilitative services, with specialties in cardiac care, oncology, orthopedics, women's health, diagnostic imaging, and minimally invasive robotic surgery (a system designed to improve upon the traditional laparoscopy). It is also a national leader in kidney transplants and a leader in stroke care in Virginia. Henrico Doctors' Hospital is part of the HCA Virginia Health System, itself a subsidiary of US hospital operator HCA.

Saint Elizabeth Regional Medical Center, a Catholic Health Initiatives affiliate, is a 300-bed acute care hospital that serves the Lincoln, Nebraska, area. The hospital's services include a burn and wound care center, cardiac and pulmonary care, and cancer treatment; some 500 physicians are affiliated with the facility. The hospital also operates community health clinics, urgent care centers, and physical therapy clinics, as well as home health and hospice organizations. Saint Elizabeth Regional Medical Center was originally founded as a simple frontier hospital in 1889 by the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration.

MetroHealth Medical Center, an acute-care hospital with more than 730 beds that serves as a teaching affiliate for Case Western Reserve University. The hospital's services include oncology, behavioral health, vascular care, orthopedics, burn care, and pediatrics. The system also includes outpatient clinics throughout Greater Cleveland, long-term care facilities, a regional rehabilitative clinic, and a medical helicopter program. MetroHealth employs more than 500 physicians in a variety of fields. The health system is owned by Ohio's Cuyahoga County.

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