Tommy Thompson

Operates hospitals and radiation oncology practices

Operates as a holding company which develops medical devices for the treatment of structural heart defects and vascular diseases

Develops patient monitoring software and manufactures in-room camera controllers to monitor patients

Provides objective clinical decision support to mental healthcare providers for the treatment of behavioral disorders, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder ("PTSD")

Provides integrated health and human services management services

Develops and provides minimally invasive therapies for removal of diseased soft tissue

Operates as a biotechnology company that develops cancer metabolism-based therapeutics

Operates as a gene and cell therapeutics drug development company

Develops healthcare gamified platform that offers employers, universities, school systems and communities solutions

Burrill invests in companies located in the United States. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors. It participates in buyout and early-stage transactions.

Provide health management and care services

Provides healthcare technology solutions

Provides health information on-line and markets Web-enabled health and fitness products

Provides cancer diagnostics and clinical services

Functions as a College/University

Provides health care services

Manufactures radio frequency identification devices and related products

Functions as a regional level government authority

Operates as a pharmaceutical company that develops radio therapeutics products

Manufactures medical devices

Owns and operates radio broadcasting stations

Governmental department

Provides legal services

Operates as a bar association

Operates as an organization designed to accelerate the end of AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria as epidemics

Operates as a bipartisan national governors organisation

Facilitates exchange of information among state policymakers and education leaders

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Functions as a College/University

Founded in 1991, Medical Missions For Children, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free surgical, dental, rehabilitative, and nutritional care to impoverished children and young adults in underdeveloped countries. The non-profit company is based in Woburn, MA. The organization specializes in cleft lip and palate surgeries and treats conditions such as head and neck tumors, severe burns, microtia, dental disease, and malnutrition. It conducts 20 to 25 volunteer missions annually across multiple countries, focusing on direct patient care, advancing medical education, clinical training, and improving hospital infrastructure to build sustainable surgical care centers.

Manufactures women’s healthcare products

Provides healthcare counseling services

Operates as a real estate investment trust which acquires, develops, owns, and manages health care properties that are leased to physicians, hospitals & health care delivery systems

Acquires, develops, owns and manages healthcare properties

Provides research and development services focused on developing drug candidates for the treatment of cancer

Havencrest Capital invests in lower-middle market companies located in the United States with an EBITDA of USD 3 - 15 million and enterprise value of USD 25 - 250 million. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It participates in add on acquisitions, buyouts, recapitalization and growth stage capital transactions. It acquires controlling and non controlling stakes.

Develops and commercializes vaccines, anti-microbial and preventative therapeutics

Operates health care payment network that provides a fast, secure, electronic and cooperative platform to the healthcare payment system

37celsius Capital Partner invests in companies across the globe primarily in North America with USD 5 - 50 million in revenue. The firm focuses on healthcare technology, services and data. It participates in growth and buyout transactions with investment size ranging from USD 20 - 50 million. It also takes controlling interest.

Develops and commercializes pain management pharmaceutical products

Engages in development of treatment and devices for cell therapy

Operates as a biotechnology company

Manufactures and wholesales non-opioid pain management products