MAKO Surgical Corp. developed and markets the MAKOplasty partial knee resurfacing system, a minimally invasive alternative to traditional knee replacement surgery for patients with early- to mid-stage osteoarthritis. Proprietary components of the system consist of visualization technology and a robotic arm (RIO) that help orthopedic surgeons prepare the knee joint for insertion of MAKO's resurfacing implants (RESTORIS) through a small incision. With marketing approval in the US and Europe, MAKO Surgical markets to hospitals and surgeons via a direct sales force and independent orthopedic product agents and distributors.

Kerma Medical Products manufactures, assembles, and delivers a variety of medical products to doctors and health care facilities. the company manufactures medical soft goods such as washcloths, burn dressings, and baby bonnets. The company also assembles and packages goods made elsewhere including digital thermometers, stethoscopes, and bandages, and it serves as a distributor of medical furnishings and equipment. The company has operations in Florida and Virginia. Established in 1991 as a government supplier, the company now enjoys contracts with Broadlane, HealthTrust Purchasing Group, and other group purchasing organizations.

Greene Health Partners manages Greene Memorial Hospital (GMH), a full service acute care facility serving residents of southwestern Ohio. The group also operates the Beavercreek HealthPark, which offers urgent care, lab, surgery, therapy, and imaging services. Its Greene Oaks residential living community provides care for the elderly, and the Women's Recovery Center is a residential treatment facility for indigent women recovering from substance dependency. The network also provides outpatient rehabilitation therapy and home health and occupational health care. Greene Health Partners has an affiliation agreement with Kettering Health Network.

Applied Scintillation Technologies (AST) is a maker of imaging and detection products that utilize phosphor and scintillation technologies. More simply put, AST offers X-ray and other imaging devices that are used in the medical, dental, security, and instrumentation industries. Products include laser alignment devices, infrared digital cameras, phosphor screens, photometers, and radiometers. Founded in 1920, the company was originally called Levy West Laboratory and was an early maker of phosphors for X-ray machines. It was at one time a subsidiary of Levy Hill Group Plc, but members of AST's management (through an entity called TQ Scientific) bought the firm in 2007.

Essent Healthcare owns and operates hospitals that are essential parts of their communities. From Haverhill and Ayer, Massachusetts and Waynesburg, Pennsylvania to Paris, Texas and Sharon, Connecticut, each community we serve is unique. Essent Healthcare work with local physicians, healthcare professionals and civic leaders to determine the hospital services most needed in that community. By working together, we provide extraordinary care and great patient service in a hospital that the community can be proud to call its own.

Drew Scientific specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of analytical systems for laboratory testing. It provides cell counters, hemoglobin analyzers, and other instruments and testing consumables (reagents) for use in the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and hematology. The company also sells its products to the animal health and veterinary research markets. Drew Scientific has operations in the US and in the UK, and its products are sold in countries around the globe. The company is a subsidiary of Escalon Medical.

Becton, Dickinson and Company was founded in 1897 and is based in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. Becton, Dickinson and Company, a medical technology company, develops, manufactures, and sells medical devices, instrument systems, and reagents worldwide. The company’s BD Medical segment produces medical devices, which are used in healthcare settings. This segment’s product line includes needles, syringes, and intravenous catheters for medication delivery; prefilled IV flush syringes; syringes, pen needles, and other drugs used in the treatment of diabetes; prefillable drug delivery devices; surgical blades/scalpels and regional anesthesia needles and trays; critical care monitoring devices; ophthalmic surgical instruments; and sharps disposal containers. Its BD Diagnostics segment provides products for the safe collection and transport of diagnostics specimens, as well as instrument systems and reagents to detect infectious diseases, healthcare- associated infections (HAI), and cancers. Its product line consists of integrated systems for specimen collection; safety-engineered blood collection products and systems; automated blood culturing systems; molecular testing systems for sexually transmitted diseases and HAIs; microorganism identification and drug susceptibility systems; liquid-based cytology systems for cervical cancer screening; rapid diagnostic assays; and plated media. Its BD Biosciences segment produces research and clinical tools that facilitate the study of cells and its components. Its product line comprises fluorescence-activated cell sorters and analyzers; monoclonal antibodies and kits for performing cell analysis; reagent systems for life sciences research; cell imaging systems; laboratory products for tissue culture and fluid handling; diagnostic assays; and cell culture media supplements for biopharmaceutical manufacturing. Becton serves healthcare institutions, life science researchers, clinical laboratories, the pharmaceutical industry, and the general public.

Saint Francis takes care of the heart(s) of Hartford, Connecticut. Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center is a regional medical center with facilities specializing in cardiology, oncology, women's and children's health services, behavioral health, trauma care, and rehabilitation. Established in 1897, it now spans two campuses with more than 615 beds. Saint Francis began an affiliation with Mount Sinai Hospital 1990, and merged with it in 1995. The Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital now provides 60 beds, with care for brain trauma, sports medicine, and orthopedics.

Lexington Medical Center is a not-for-profit health-care organization serving the residents of South Carolina's Lexington County. Established in 1971, the medical center has more than 380 beds and provides general, emergency, surgical, and diagnostic services. Specialty services include cancer treatment, cardiovascular care, women's health, and rehabilitation. Lexington Medical Center also operates a skilled nursing center, as well as a network of affiliated community health centers, urgent care clinics, and affiliated physician practices. The hospital is managed by the Lexington County Health Service District.

I_Flow Corporation makes mobile infusion systems used in hospitals, homes, and other settings to administer non-narcotic acute pain treatments and a variety of other drugs, including antibiotics, chemotherapies, and nutrients. I-Flow's product line includes the ON-Q branded portable infusion pumps and catheters that deliver anesthetic pain medications directly to wound sites, as well as disposable products for administration of chemotherapies and antibiotics. The company's offerings are marketed through direct sales representatives and international distributors. I-Flow is a subsidiary of Kimberly-Clark.

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