Luminex Corporation develops, manufactures, and sells proprietary biological testing technologies and products for applications in the life sciences and diagnostic industries in the United States. It offers xMAP technology, an open architecture and multiplexing technology, which allows simultaneous analysis of up to 500 bioassays from a single drop of fluid by reading biological tests on the surface of microscopic polystyrene beads called microspheres. The company’s xMAP technology is used in various segments of the life sciences industry, which includes the fields of drug discovery and development, clinical diagnostics, genetic analysis, bio-defense, protein analysis, and biomedical research. It operates in two segments, Technology and Assay. The Technology segment offers instruments, such as compact analyzers that integrate fluidics, optics, and digital signal processing, as well as peripheral components; FLEXMAP 3D system for use as a general laboratory instrument in life science research and diagnostics markets; and consumables comprising microspheres and sheath fluid. The Assay segment involves in the development and sale of assays on xMAP technology for use on Luminex’s installed base of systems. It offers various assay products, which consists of a combination of chemical and biological reagents, and the company’s proprietary bead technology used to perform diagnostic and research assays on samples. Luminex Corporation serves pharmaceutical companies, clinical laboratories, research institutions, and medical institutions. It has a collaboration agreement with Northrop Grumman Corporation. Luminex Corporation was founded in 1995 and is based in Austin, Texas.

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.

ROHO aims to make your ride more comfortable. The ROHO group manufactures cushions that can be used in both medical equipment and commercial seating applications. The company's core technology is its dry flotation system, originally used in cushions as a way to prevent bedsores and since adapted for use in seats for aircraft, commercial trucks, motorcycles, and office chairs. Robert Graebe founded ROHO, Inc., in 1973; in 2001 ROHO, Inc., ROHO International, and Crown Therapeutics joined to form the ROHO group.

Scott & White serves the health care needs of Central Texas. The health care organization is a multi-specialty physician-led organization that operates hospitals in Temple, Brenham, Killeen, Round Rock, Taylor, and Waco. It also operates some 60 regional clinics throughout the area. More than 1,100 doctors are associated with the health network. Scott & White's flagship campus in Temple has about 640 beds and includes a children's hospital, a long-term acute care hospital, and a mental health clinic. Founded in the 1890s, Scott & White is a teaching affiliate of Texas A&M University and is also engaged in medical research. Additionally, the organization owns the Scott & White Health Plan.

Most syringes are designed to inject medication into blood vessels, but Mercator MedSystems' (formerly EndoBionics) MicroSyringe is designed to go inside blood vessels and inject medication outside the vessel wall, allowing for a more targeted application of medication that reduces the amount dispersed to areas where it is not needed. In addition to delivering traditional injectable drugs, it can deliver stem cells and gene therapies. The MicroSyringe, which was approved for use by the FDA in 2004, can be used to treat tumors and vascular, cardiac, and neurological diseases.

TeamHealth was founded in 1979 to provide emergency department administrative and staffing services to two hospital clients that we proudly continue to serve today. After 30 years of geographic and service line expansion, TeamHealth is one of the nation's largest providers of hospital-based clinical outsourcing. Although we are a national organization, our operating philosophy is essentially the same as when we started 30 years ago. We are committed to a patient-centric model of healthcare delivery, with the hospital, physician group, and TeamHealth working collaboratively with our affiliated physicians so they can deliver compassionate, efficient, and safe patient care.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta hospital system specializes in pediatric health care, research, and education. It operates three hospitals (Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston, Hughes Spalding, and Scottish Rite) with a total of some 520 beds and treats more than half a million patients annually. It also operates about 20 health care facilities, including the Aflac Cancer Center, and employs about 1,600 physicians with more than 30 specialties. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is known for its pediatric services in cardiology, oncology, neonatal, orthopedics, rehabilitation, organ transplant, and general surgery.

Cleveland may be home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but you don't have to have the rocking pneumonia or the boogie woogie flu to visit another Cleveland institution: The Cleveland Clinic. The heart of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, the not-for-profit hospital has more than 1,300 beds and specializes in cardiac care, digestive disease treatment, and urological and kidney care, along with medical education and research opportunities. The clinic campus includes an international care center, a children's hospital, an outpatient center, and several research institutes. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation network also includes 10 community hospitals and additional health clinics in northeast Ohio and Florida.

Piedmont Fayette Hospital (PFH) is there to help. The acute care hospital is home to centers in cardiovascular medicine, diabetes treatment, sleep disorder therapy, women's health, fitness, and rehabilitative care. With more than 400 physicians on staff, the former Fayette Community Hospital has the ability to treat just about whatever walks through its doors -- from ear, nose, throat problems to pediatric dentistry. The about 140-bed hospital opened in 1997 and is part of Piedmont Healthcare.

Flexible Corporate Plans bends over backwards for clients wanting to outsource benefits administration. The company provides third-party management of health care benefits, including design, enrollment, and on-going support, for hundreds of corporate customers. It provides customized "cafeteria" plans that feature flexible spending accounts (FSAs), HMOs, and PPOs. Flexible Corporate Plans also handles COBRA insurance policy administration for individuals wishing to continue coverage with a former employer. The company was founded in 1986 by CEO Bill Riddle.

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