Joseph G. Cacchione

EMMA Health Technologies, Inc. provides hospital style medication management in the patient's home. It offers a personal Electronic Medication Management Assistant (EMMA) that provides individual unit dose control of narcotics and full inventory control of non-narcotics. It serves pharmacies, skilled nursing facilities, and independent or assisted living sectors. The company was founded by Mary Anne Papp, Robert C. Bogash, Mark D. Olson, and Christopher E. Bossi in 2001 and is headquartered in Atloona, PA.

American College of Cardiology Foundation provides cardiovascular education services. Its services include cardiac surgery, chronic angine, diabetes, geriatric cardiology and heart failure and cardiomyopathies. The company was founded by Franz Groedel, Robert P. Glover and Bruno Kisc in 1949 and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

Central DuPage Hospital Association provided inpatient and outpatient care for adults and children, including disease diagnosis, treatment and prevention. It offered occupational health services for businesses in DuPage and Kane counties, with services such as pre-employment and executive physicals, drug screenings, health and wellness education. The company was headquartered in Winfield, IL.