Integrated Dental Holdings is a UK holding company that owns and operates two dental practice subsidiaries: Petrie Tucker and Partners, and Whitecross Dental Care. Through its subsidiaries Integrated Dental Holdings manages more than 150 dental centers that provide dental services to more than 900,000 UK patients. In July 2004 the company was taken private in a buyout led by Channel Four chairman Luke Johnson and other Integrated Dental officers. Johnson sold his stake in the company to Legal & General Ventures in 2006.

MultiCell Technologies is working on multiple therapeutics, but still sells liver cells on the side to help pay the rent. It is developing drug candidates to treat degenerative neurological diseases. Its MCT-125 candidate is being developed as a treatment for the fatigue that comes with multiple sclerosis while MCT-175 is intended to slow the progression of the disease. Two other candidates are targeting breast and cervical cancers. MultiCell also produces liver cells (hepatocytes) and a serum-free culture medium for research. Larger firms, including Corning and Pfizer, have licensed the company's liver cell lines.

Del Sol Medical Center is working to spread good health and sunshine to South Texas citizens. Serving El Paso's east side, Del Sol has about 380 beds. The acute-care facility, part of the HCA family, also operates a rehabilitation hospital, oncology, and burn and wound management. Del Sol is a Level III trauma center and operates a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), equipped with state-of-the-art specialty technology to care for premature and critically-ill babies. Del Sol Medical Center is a campus of Las Palmas Del Sol Healthcare. Its sister hospital hospital, Las Palmas Medical Center provides medical services to west El Paso.

CryoCor has found that being cold-hearted can be helpful sometimes. The company makes a minimally-invasive disposable catheter and cooling console to treat common cardiac arrhythmias (heart rhythm disorders) known as atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter. Unlike commonly used heat-based cardiac ablation, its cryoablation system inserts a catheter into a blood vessel connected with the heart and uses extreme cold to destroy targeted cells and help the heart function normally. The cryoablation system is marketed for certain indications in the US and Europe. CryoCor is a part of the cardiac rhythm management division of parent Boston Scientific.

Saint Agnes continues to ward off death for the patients at Saint Agnes Medical Center. The medical center provides health care to Valley residents of Fresno, California through a 330-bed acute care hospital. Along with general surgery, the hospital offers a variety of services including asthma management, bariatric surgery (for which it has scored state-wide accolades), cardiac rehabilitation, hospice care, and home care. The facility also has centers dedicated to cancer, child development, and women's health. The hospital -- established in 1929 by nine Holy Cross Sisters -- is part of Trinity Health, the fourth largest health care system in the US.

Vascular Solutions, Inc., a medical device company, develops solutions to interventional cardiologists and interventional radiologists worldwide. It provides Hemostat products, including D-Stat Dry hemostat, a topical thrombin-based pad with a bandage used to control surface bleeding; and D-Stat Flowable hemostat, a thick yet flowable thrombin-based mixture for preventing bleeding in subcutaneous pockets. The company also offers extraction catheters consisting of the Pronto V3 and Pronto LP extraction catheters and mechanical systems for the removal of soft thrombus from arteries; vein products, including Vari-Lase endovenous laser, a laser and procedure kit that is used for the treatment of varicose veins; and specialty catheters, such as Langston dual lumen catheters, Twin-Pass dual access catheters, GuideLiner catheters, Minnie support catheters, and Gopher catheters. In addition, it provides access products, which include Micro Elite and Expro Elite snares, the Guardian hemostasis valve, and guidewires used in connection with percutaneous access to the vasculature. Further, the company offers Acolysis ultrasound thrombolysis system for the treatment of peripheral vascular diseases in the international markets. Vascular Solutions, Inc. offers its products directly to the physicians through direct domestic sales force and international distribution network. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

CEP America has just what the hospital ordered! CEP America company provides staffing, consulting, and management services to hospital emergency rooms. It operates primarily along the West Coast, but also has clients in Illinois, Georgia, and Texas. Established in 1975, CEP is comprised of a group of about 1,400 physicians, each of whom also own a small stake of the company (no one owner holds more than 0.5%).CEP America company operates out of about 70 physician practices scattered throughout its services areas. CEP grows by recruiting new physician practices to buy into the company. Its biggest concentration of providers is in California, where clients include Arrowhead Regional Medical Center and Marin General Hospital.

Sunrise Medical, Inc. manufactures and supplies wheelchairs and wheelchair accessories, and replacement parts. Its Quickie wheelchairs range from manual to motorized, adult to child-sized, and from everyday use to sports models for athletes. Its products are targeted for use in both institutional and home use. Sunrise Medical also makes Jay brand cushions and wheelchair backs. The company's A.R.T. division designs and manufactures custom configured seating and positioning equipment. Sunrise Medical markets its products in about 100 countries around the globe through an inside sales force and through distributors.

Apria Healthcare Group Inc. is owned by the Blackstone Group. With about 500 branches nationwide, Apria Healthcare Group is one of the country's largest home health firms. Serving some 1.2 million clients across the US, the company's staff provides supplemental oxygen, ventilators, nebulizers, and sleep monitoring equipment and medication to patients with emphysema, sleep apnea, and other respiratory conditions. Its infusion therapy nurses administer intravenous or injectable therapies -- including pain drugs, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition -- at home or in one of the company's outpatient infusion clinics. Apria also delivers home medical equipment such as walkers and hospital beds.

Keystone Mercy Health Plan provides health care benefits to more than 300,000 Medicaid recipients in southeastern Pennsylvania. Operating as a health maintenance organization (HMO), the company manages care for its members through a network of primary care physicians, specialists, hospitals, and pharmacies. It provides benefits including dental, vision, and prescription coverage, pregnancy programs, and assistance with transportation needs. Keystone Mercy Health Plan is a 50/50 joint venture belonging to Mercy Health System and Keystone First, a unit of Independence Blue Cross. The company was founded in 1982.

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