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CompuForce is the IT staffing division of The TemPositions Group of Companies, one of the country’s largest privately owned full service staffing firms offering services to the New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and California markets. CompuForce provides staff augmentation support on a contract, project, contract-to-hire and direct hire basis across applications development and infrastructure support skill sets. With years of hands-on industry experience, our internal staff understands the nuances and can select precisely the right individuals for the job. They can also proactively identify innovative ways of assisting our clients, and develop the appropriate systems or programs to translate these ideas into reality.
Technology and Operational Sltns is a Simi Valley, CA-based company in the Business Services sector.
Kk Solutions Inc is a Center Point, TX-based company in the Business Services sector.
Cardinal Concepts is the only divorce and family law firm marketing agency co-founded and operated by attorneys and marketers in charge of their own firms.
Family Health Network (FHN) began in 1995. We had an important goal. It was to bring quality health insurance to people who need it the most. FHN is a not-for-profit provider sponsored HMO. It is directed by local health care providers. We serve people living in the Chicago area. This includes Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kankakee, Lake and Will Counties. FHN also serves people in the Rockford area. This includes Boone, McHenry and Winnebago Counties. For 20 years, we have made strong relationships with medical providers. That has helped us give more medical care to the people we serve. As we grew, we have become a leader in Medicaid. Medicaid is a program sponsored by the government. We serve our members with great providers and hospitals. We also offer special centers for mental health and children`s health. FHN is successful because we give our members quality care. We think of every provider as a partner, not just a paid contractor.