AmeriHealth Mercy Health Plan provides Medicaid health insurance plans to more than 100,000 recipients in 15 Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania counties. It provides managed care services including medical, dental, vision, prescription, and special needs. The company was founded with 300 members in 1982 as the Mercy Health Plan at Philadelphia's Misericordia Hospital. AmeriHealth Mercy Health Plan is part of the AmeriHealth Mercy family of companies, which includes the Keystone Mercy Health Plan, University Health Care, and PerformRx, and is a partnership between Mercy Health System and AmeriHealth.

GN ReSound, a subsidiary of GN Store Nord, offers a range of digital and non-digital hearing instruments under the ReSound, Beltone, and Interton brands. Its products are programmed to adjust to the acoustic environment and the client's range of hearing. Its GN Otometrics unit sells audiological diagnostic systems and measurement equipment under the Aurical, Hortmann, ICS, and Madsen brand names. GN ReSound operates in more than 80 countries in North and South America, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region.

Mid America Clinical Laboratories, LLC is a joint venture company owned by and in partnership with Community Hospital, St. Vincent Hospital, Quest Diagnostics and CoLab. We are the largest clinical laboratory in Indiana. We complete over 4.5 million tests per year. This test volume has doubled over the last 6 years.

St. Luke's Episcopal Health System cares for Lone Star Staters through flagship St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, which performed the first heart transplant in the US. St. Luke's Episcopal Health System also operates smaller area hospitals, the Texas Heart Institute, a network of community clinics, and other specialized services in and around Houston. Founded in 1954, the system has some 950 beds and a medical staff of more than 600 doctors. The company's physicians provide more than 20 clinical services in more than 40 specialties.

Knoxville-based East Tennessee Children's Hospital (ETCH), with more than 150 beds, provides a full range of health care services to children from eastern Tennessee and nearby portions of Kentucky, North Carolina, and Virginia. Among its 90 specialized services are cardiology, neonatal care, orthopedics, and psychiatry. The hospital also offers several outside support services, including those for families of children stricken by cancer. Its emergency department treats some 70,000 patients each year. The hospital's roots are in the foundation of Knox County Crippled Children's Hospital in 1937, with less than 50 beds.

Founded in 1953 by Ed and Marge Bridges, Marbridge began as a small working ranch for young men with cognitive disorders. From its beginning, Marbridge offered training structured around the idea that adults with cognitive disorders can learn skills that help them build self-esteem and be contributing members of the community. By the 1960s, Marbridge had already received national attention for its groundbreaking approach to helping adults with special needs. Gifts of land expanded the campus, and Mabee Village and the Villa were built in the 1980s to broaden the scope of residents that Marbridge could serve.Today, more than 220 adults live and work on the Marbridge campus, applying techniques developed for our Abilities Centered Training (ACT) program in more than 150 weekly training opportunities. As part of our mission to continue to provide residents with the best possible quality of life, Marbridge has developed a strategic plan to expand and improve the campus. A Master Architectural Plan including beautiful new residences, new training buildings, and a town square was approved by the board of trustees in early 2007. When the campus is complete in late 2012, it will truly be a premier model community helping adults with cognitive challenges reach their full potential.

When it comes to imaging, Alara is has all the bases covered. The company designs, develops, manufactures, sells, and services computed radiography(CR) imaging systems for a variety of uses. Applications include filmless dental x-ray (DenOptix), bone mineral density testing (MetriScan), filmless x-ray (T-Series), and general medical radiography (CrystalView). The company also manufactures filmless x-ray systems for security applications under the T100 brand. Customers include hospitals, doctor and dentist offices, and specialty medical clinics. The company operates throughout the US and internationally through independent distributors.Alara was founded in 1994 as DenOptix and is helmed by James Walker.

Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula was founded in 1934. Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula is a not-for-profit health care facility providing general medical and surgical care with more than 230 acute care and skilled nursing beds. Specialty services include cardiac and cancer care, obstetrics, orthopedics, and rehabilitation. In addition to its main facility, the hospital operates several ancillary centers, including a mental health clinic, an inpatient hospice, medical laboratory branches, and several outpatient centers offering diagnostic imaging, diabetes care, and other services.

Northside Hospital can treat the acute care facility, which houses the Tampa Bay Heart Institute, has some 290 beds and provides a gamut of medical services to the residents of Pinellas County, Florida. The Heart Institute offers surgical, diagnostic, and rehabilitation services for cardiac patients. In addition to its cardiovascular expertise, Northside Hospital offers specialized treatment for patients with spine disorders and chronic pain conditions, as well as diagnostic imaging, orthopedics, rehabilitation, urology, outpatient surgery. Northside Hospital is part of the HCA family.

Swedish Health Services serves Seattle and the surrounding area through four acute care hospitals (and another in the works) as well as a an emergency care and specialty center, multiple primary care clinics, and a home health services unit. The health system also operates a physician group and a number of specialty clinics all operating under the Swedish Health moniker. In total the organization's hospitals are home to nearly 1,250 beds. Medical specialties include cardiac care, neurosurgery, cancer treatment, orthopedics, pediatrics, and women's health. Not-for-profit Swedish Health began in 1910 as a single hospital with 24 beds.

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