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Bio-Tissue®, a subsidiary of TissueTech™, is the leader in regenerative biologic therapies and ocular hygiene solutions for eye care professionals. Established in 1997, Bio-Tissue® serves an unmet need for better surgical and therapeutic alternatives for helping eye care professionals heal ocular surface conditions, such as keratitis, recurrent corneal erosions, conjunctivochalasis dry eye, pterygium and dry eye. Eye care professionals understand that good medicine is based on good science. Bio-Tissue® prides itself on developing products that meet the highest clinical standards, are based on quality research and scientific data, and provide innovative solutions for a range of ocular surface and lid margin diseases. Bio-Tissue® adheres to the FDA tissue and medical device guidelines.
Copper Queen Community Hospital has a rich heritage, dating back to the 1880s when it operated as a part of the mining community, so important to the history of Bisbee.
Innovation and quality are traditions that have kept Pelton and Crane at the forefront of the dental industry for over 108 years. Pelton and Crane was founded by Dr. R.M. Pelton, a dentist who felt the need in his own practice for a furnace used to bake
The MetroHealth System is an essential health system committed to providing health care to everyone in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and improving the health of the community overall. Its 6,700 employees deliver care to everyone at its main campus, just west of downtown Cleveland, and at more than 20 other MetroHealth locations. It also provides health care at more than 20 additional sites in Cuyahoga County through community partnerships such as the School Health Program. MetroHealth is home to Cuyahoga County`s only verified Level I Adult Trauma Center and Level II Pediatric Trauma Center, and it is the only adult and pediatric burn center in the state of Ohio verified by the American Burn Association and the Committee on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons. In the past year, MetroHealth provided more than one million patient visits in its hospital and health centers. MetroHealth also is an academic medical center committed to teaching and research; each of its active physicians holds a faculty appointment at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. MetroHealth has earned Magnet status, which places it in the top 6 percent of all hospitals nationwide for nursing excellence. The MetroHealth System makes every effort to ensure that in every phase of the recruitment and selection process, equal employment is provided to all individuals, regardless of race, color, gender, sex, age, creed, disability, national origin or citizenship, veteran`s status, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious affiliation, socio-economic standing, pregnancy and/or genetic information, and any other protected characteristic. MetroHealth`s mission is, “Leading the way to a healthier you and a healthier community through service, teaching, discovery and teamwork.”
Caregiver Homes from Seniorlink is an innovative, proven model of full-time in-home care and support for elders and individuals with disabilities that offers families a quality alternative to care that depends on facilities or home health aides. Through financial assistance, as well as dedicated care managers and nurses who provide daily support and monitoring to ensure success for both the consumer and caregiver, Caregiver Homes makes it possible for families to provide around-the-clock care for elders and those with disabilities. We began Caregiver Homes in 2005 because we felt that caring for loved ones at home should be an option that is available to families. And we believed that caregivers should have access to the support they need. In addition to giving families a choice, caregiving at home is more cost effective for Medicaid than nursing facilities. Through a pilot program in Massachusetts, Caregiver Homes tested this new model of care: 24/7 care by a professionally supported, paid live-in caregiver of the consumer`s choosing. The pilot proved that elders needing help with three or more personal care needs-often with multiple chronic conditions—could be cared for at home at half the cost of nursing facility placement. In response to the pilot, Massachusetts made Structured Family Caregiving—known in the Commonwealth as Enhanced Adult Foster Care—a permanent part of its Medicaid program for individuals with complex care needs from all backgrounds. Caregiver Homes took on its first consumer in February 2007. Since 2007, enrollment has grown rapidly as awareness of Caregiver Homes has grown. Caregiver Homes now proudly serves more than 2,300 consumers across Massachusetts, Rhode Island (2010), Ohio (2012), Indiana (2013), and Connecticut (2014).