Founded in 1988 in Queensbury, N.Y., U.S., AngioDynamics is today a NASDAQ-listed public company. We are a leading provider of innovative medical devices used by interventional radiologists, nephrologists and surgeons for the minimally invasive treatment of cancer and peripheral vascular disease. Our diverse product line includes market-leading radiofrequency ablation and irreversible electroporation resection systems, vascular access products, angiographic products and accessories, dialysis products, angioplasty products, drainage products, thrombolytic products, embolization products and venous products.AngioDynamics has distinguished itself as a dynamic brand in a technologically competitive, high-growth industry, through the company’s consistent ability to successfully develop and bring to market new technologies and products. AngioDynamics believes it is well poised to continue that trend. Looking into the future, the company plans to bring forth a continuing stream of innovations that greatly improve patient care by providing the highest-quality, best-performing products.

Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron you'd be right on the money. The 250-bed hospital offers more than 30 specialties to a 25 county region. Among its specialized services are cardiology, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and home care. It also has a regional burn unit serving adults and children. The hospital's emergency department treats nearly 70,000 patients each year. Children's also operates one of the largest pediatric primary care networks in the state with 15 offices in seven counties.

Schaller Anderson, a provider of administrative and consulting services to managed health plans in nearly a dozen states.Schaller Anderson company manages primarily government-run plans, such as Medicaid; it got its start in 1986 working to improve Arizona's Medicaid system and now administers plans across the nation. It doesn't cater exclusively to the Medicaid crowd, however; customers include commercial plans and self-funded employer plans, including programs for Parkland Community Health Plan, Aetna Better Health, and Catholic Healthcare West. Health insurer Aetna owns Schaller Anderson.

Stoughton Hospital is a 69-bed acute care hospital that serves the residents of south-central Wisconson. Specialty services include cardiac rehabilitation, emergency medicine, surgery, and home health care. It also provides a sleep disorders center, as well as community education programs. The hospital was established by Dr. Michael Iverson in 1904.

National Elevator Industry Benefit Plans (NEIBP) is the health insurance and retirement benefits plan for members of the the International Union of Elevator Constructors, a 25,000-strong union for North American workers who make, maintain, and install elevators. The organization's health plan, offered through Blue Cross and Blue Shield, provides medical coverage; NEIBP offers other specialty coverages (including prescription drug, vision, substance abuse, and dental) through partners such as EyeMed Vision Care and ValueOptions. MassMutual handles the organization's retirement planning options, which include annuities and 401k products.

North Broward Hospital District, which operates as Broward Health, takes care of shark bites and more. The taxpayer-supported, not-for-profit health system serves the coastal city of Fort Lauderdale and the northern two-thirds of Broward County, Florida, with four acute care hospitals and a host of community-based centers. Flagship hospital Broward General Medical Center has more than 700 beds and features the Chris Evert Children's Hospital; all of the hospitals together have more than 1,500 beds. Broward Health boasts about 30 additional facilities, including family health and surgery centers, home health and hospice programs, and a sleep disorder clinic.

Wyoming Valley Health Care System (WVHCS) cares for the rugged folk in the wilds of Pennsylvania. WVHCS operates the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, an acute care facility with some 300 beds that serves northeastern Pennsylvania residents. The hospital includes a women's and children's center, cardiac care unit, and a cancer care center. The WVHCS network also includes a behavioral health hospital, the First Hospital Wyoming Valley (also known as Nesbitt Memorial Medical Center). Other system facilities include primary care physician offices, behavioral health clinics, long-term and hospice care centers, and a home health agency. WVHCS was acquired by rural healthcare giant Community Health Systems in 2009.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming (BCBSWY) provides health insurance products and related services to more than 100,000 members in Wyoming. The company's insurance products include managed care programs for businesses and individuals, as well as supplemental dental, vision, prescription drug, and Medicare coverage. BCBSWY provides health insurance to Wyoming's Kid Care program, which offers coverage to children from low-income families. It also provides affordable coverage options through its Caring Foundation. In addition, the company provides benefits administration services.

Miami Jewish Health Systems is helping people of all ages, cultures and religious preferences enjoy longer, healthier, more enriched lives by providing leading-edge care and independence-enhancing services. The goal is to maximize the potential of each person served, whatever their age, physical state or socio-economic condition. Whether the individual wants to live in their own home, requires short-term therapy, long-term care, or specialized services, Miami Jewish Health Systems has been recognized as offering the highest quality care, the most supportive services and the broadest array of choices for our patients and residents. As the largest and most innovative provider of health care for seniors in the Southeast, Miami Jewish Health Systems treats 3,700 people daily through our Centers of Excellence, Residential Living, Community Care, Alzheimer’s and Memory Care and Nursing and Medical Care programs.

Frankly, when it comes to providing health care, Franklin Community Health Network would rather rough it. The not-for-profit health care system serves mountainous rural areas in western Maine. Franklin Community Health Network consists of a 70 bed acute care hospital, a behavioral health facility, and several physician management groups. Its Franklin Memorial Hospital offers specialized services such as cardiology, orthopedics, emergency medicine, and occupational health care. The health network's unique Contract for Care program allows former patients to volunteer at the hospital if they do not have the means to pay all of their bill.

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