TENNESSEE S HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES CLUSTER

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1 TENNESSEE S HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES CLUSTER Published June 2015 Prepared by: 1

2 OVERVIEW The future of health and medicine is being shaped in Tennessee, where the state s health care and medical devices cluster is engaged in everything from producing surgical tools to manufacturing pharmaceuticals to researching new nutritional supplements. Overall, the sector employs more than 335,000 workers at 12,321 establishments in the state, many of them leading-edge biotechnology companies. Employment in the sector grew 5.1 percent in the state between 2010 and The scope of Tennessee s healthcare and medical devices industry is underscored by the presence of corporate headquarters for major national and international hospital companies, such as HCA, Community Health Systems and Brookdale Senior Living. Medical device manufacturers including DeRoyal Industries, Medtronic Sofamor Danek, MicroPort Orthopedics and Smith & Nephew, and pharmaceutical companies including Bayer also have a major presence in the state. Tennessee has a greater employment concentration for the health care and medical devices sector compared to both the Southeast and nation. The Memphis region has one of the nation s highest concentrations of medical device manufacturing, and overall medical equipment and supplies manufacturing employs 8,422 workers in the state. Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing is another key component of the sector, employing 1,885 workers. Tennessee s exports of pharmaceuticals and medicine reached $596 million in 2014, up 38.5 percent from HCA pioneered the for-profit hospital concept in Tennessee in the late 1960s and was a catalyst for creating an industry in Nashville that today numbers more than 250 healthcare companies, many with operations around the world. The state s health care and medical devices sector is supported by worldclass research capabilities, including the University of Tennessee, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Vanderbilt University and St. Jude Children s Hospital. ORNL researchers, for example, have worked with DeRoyal on the use of additive manufacturing in creating and producing orthopedic implant-related products. The health care and medical devices sector continues to generate significant investment in Tennessee, with 51 project commitments made since Gov. Bill Haslam took office in January In May 2015, Community Health Systems, a hospital company based in Williamson County, announced plans for a $66 million shared services operation in Nashville to serve its network of 199 affiliated hospitals in 29 states, creating 1,500 jobs. ProNova Solutions, which is developing proton therapy technology for use in cancer treatment, moved into a new facility in Blount County in 2014, part of a planned $52.8 million development expected to create 525 jobs. In Knoxville, Fresenius Medical Care announced in 2014 that it would build its East Coast manufacturing facility in Knoxville, a $140 million investment expected to create 665 jobs. Fresenius, based in Germany, is one of 38 foreign-owned companies in the healthcare and medical devices sector with operations in the state. Combined, those companies employ 6,900 workers and have invested more than $604 million in Tennessee. The sector is aided by a superior transportation and logistics infrastructure in the state, including the presence of the FedEx Express World Hub at the Memphis International Airport, the world s second-largest cargo facility. The FedEx hub enables device makers, pharmaceutical companies and other manufacturers to take orders late into the evening for next-day service and deliver products to customers without stockpiling inventory. 1

3 MAJOR TN HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES EMPLOYERS 1. COMMUNITY 2. DEROYAL 3. HEALTHCARE 4. LEBONHEUR 5. HEALTH SYSTEMS INDUSTRIES INC. Statewide Powell CORPORATION OF AMERICA (HCA) Statewide CHILDREN S HOSPITAL Memphis LIFEPOINT HOSPITALS INC. Brentwood 6. MEDTRONIC 7. MICROPORT 8. SMITH & 9. ST. JUDE 10. VANDERBILT SOFAMOR DANEK USA INC. Memphis ORTHOPEDICS INC. Arlington NEPHEW INC. Memphis CHILDREN S HOSPITAL Memphis HOSPITAL. Nashville Source: Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development TOP 10 INDUSTRIES IN TENNESSEE S HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES CLUSTER BY EMPLOYMENT (2014) Industry/NAICS/Employment General Medical and Surgical Hospitals/622110/98,973 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)/621111/59,527 Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)/623110/33,956 Home Health Care Services/621610/17,650 Offices of Dentists/621210/15,910 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)/541712/7,571 Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists/621340/7,527 Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities/623210/7,474 Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers/423450/7,320 Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers/621420/7,240 Source: EMSI 2

4 TENNESSEE S HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES CLUSTER (2014) Industry NAICS Code Employment Establishments Avg. Hourly Wages Ambulatory Health Care Services ,694 10,005 $28.39 Hospitals , $26.21 Nursing and Residential Care Facilities , $13.49 Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing , $38.42 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering and Life Sciences , $45.51 Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers , $33.78 Drugs and Druggists Sundries Merchant Wholesalers ,543 Nashville $42.08 Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing $41.27 Home Health Equipment Rental $21.27 Electromedical and Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturing $50.11 Ophthalmic Goods Merchant Wholesalers $23.40 Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing $30.47 Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing $36.02 Totals for Sector 335,109 12,321 $26.17 Source: EMSI 3

5 BY THE NUMBERS 335,100 Tennesseans employed in the health care and medical devices sector 5.1% Increase in employment in the sector from 2010 to ,321 Establishments across the state involved in the sector 38 Foreign-based companies in the health care and medical device cluster, that combined employ over 6,900 workers $596 million Exports of pharmaceuticals and medicine from Tennessee in 2014 No. 1 Tennessee s rank among states on Medscape s Places to Practice list for 2015 TOP 10 INDUSTRIES BY LOCATION QUOTIENT (2014) Tennessee has a greater employment concentration for the health care and medical devices sector compared to both the Southeast and nation. This is demonstrated by the industry s location quotient (LQ)* in Tennessee. NAICS Industry Employment LQ* Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing 6, Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 7, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers 7, Drugs and Druggists Sundries Merchant Wholesalers 6, Kidney Dialysis Centers 3, All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services 1, Blood and Organ Banks 2, Medical Laboratories 5, Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities 5, Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals 2, *Location Quotient is a ratio of an area s employment in an industry to that of the nation as a whole. LQ is a measure for quantifying how concentrated an industry is in a region as compared to the national average. An LQ greater than 1.0 shows an industry composes a greater share of the local employment than the national average. Source: EMSI 4

6 I M HEADQUARTERS AND CORPORATE-WIDE EMPLOYMENT A J C D G B F O K E H L N Source: TNECD and Hoover s (D&B) A. HCA HOLDINGS INC. Headquarters: Nashville Employment: 225,000 B. COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS INC. Headquarters: Franklin Employment: 167,000 C. BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING Headquarters: Brentwood Employment: 82,000 D. LIFEPOINT HOSPITALS INC. Headquarters: Brentwood Employment: 38,000 E. LIFE CARE CENTERS OF AMERICA INC. Headquarters: Cleveland Employment: 29,000 F. ACADIA HEALTHCARE COMPANY INC. Headquarters: Franklin Employment: 15,500 G. NATIONAL HEALTHCARE CORPORATION Headquarters: Murfreesboro Employment: 13,050 H. IASIS HEALTHCARE LLC Headquarters: Franklin Employment: 12,395 I. METHODIST LE BONHEUR HEALTHCARE Headquarters: Memphis Employment: 11,459 J. AMSURG CORP. Headquarters: Nashville Employment: 10,500 K. BAPTIST MEMORIAL HEALTH CARE CORPORATION Headquarters: Memphis Employment: 9,877 L. METHODIST HEALTHCARE MEMPHIS Headquarters: Memphis Employment: 7,000 M. ACCREDO HEALTH INC. Headquarters: Memphis Employment: 6,530 N. WELLMONT HEALTH SYSTEM Headquarters: Kingsport Employment: 6,114 O. CAPELLA HEALTHCARE INC. Headquarters: Franklin Employment: 6,000 TENNESSEE S EDUCATION ADVANTAGE 88.0% a growth rate of 1.7% in five years Tennesseans (age years) with a high school diploma or equivalent 26.3% a growth rate of 7.6% in five years Tennesseans (age years) with a bachelor s degree or higher 31% 5-year growth rate STEM and STEM-related completions at Tennessee institutions Tennessee ranks in the Top 15 nationally for the growth rate in educational attainment of its working age population (ages 25 to 64 ) over the time period of STEM and STEM-related completions at Tennessee institutions totaled approximately 28,800 in 2013 Sources: EMSI and the U.S. Census Bureau 5

7 TOP OCCUPATIONS FOR THE HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES SECTOR (2014) Tennessee has a large, experienced workforce capable of operating in this sector. SOC Code Occupation Employment Top Executives 52, Operations Specialties Managers 39, Other Management Occupations 47, Business Operations Specialists 62, Computer Occupations 47, Engineers 27, Counselors, Social Workers, and Other Community and Social Service Specialists 28, Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners 102, Health Technologists and Technicians 77, Other Health Care Practitioners and Technical Occupations 5, Nursing, Psychiatric, and Home Health Aides 44, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapist Assistants and Aides 4, Other Health Care Support Occupations 30, Cooks and Food Preparation Workers 75, Food and Beverage Serving Workers 130, Building Cleaning and Pest Control Workers 65, Other Personal Care and Service Workers 49, Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers 29, Financial Clerks 71, Information and Record Clerks 110, Material Recording, Scheduling, Dispatching, and Distributing Workers 97, Secretaries and Administrative Assistants 64, Other Office and Administrative Support Workers 73, Other Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations 63, Assemblers and Fabricators 65, Other Production Occupations 73,779 6

8 MAJOR PROJECTS During Gov. Bill Haslam s administration, the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development has received 51 project commitments in the Health Care and Medical Devices sector to create 9,558 jobs, with capital investment totaling $1.17 billion (Jan May 2015) Company Job Commitments Capital Investment ($) County Date Community Health Systems Inc. 1,500 66,000,000 Williamson May 2015 Parallon Business Solutions, LLC ,600,000 Davidson September 2012 Fresenius Medical Care ,000,000 Knox March 2014 CGS Administrators, LLC 527 5,600,000 Davidson January 2015 Pronova Solutions, LLC ,834,167 Blount February 2013 New Breed Logistics Inc ,000,000 Shelby January 2013 Apria Healthcare 412 5,900,000 Madison January 2011 Enovate Medical ,123,000 Rutherford April 2014 Integrity Nutraceuticals International ,500,000 Maury October 2014 Windsor Health Group ,500,000 Davidson September 2011 Aegis Sciences Corporation ,433,000 Davidson June 2012 PharMEDium Services LLC 250 3,398,000 Shelby March 2011 Xtend Healthcare Inc ,398,870 Davidson June 2014 HCA, Inc ,600,000 Davidson February 2012 Sarah Cannon Research Institute ,500,000 Davidson September 2012 Source: Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development GROWTH MODE 51 Project commitments 9,558 Jobs created $1.17 B Total capital investment 7

9 HIGHER EDUCATION: RELATED PROGRAMS IN TENNESSEE FOR THE HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL DEVICES SECTOR (2013) Program Completions # Institutions Top Institution by Completions Accounting 1, The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Business Administration and Management, General 4, The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Business Operations Support and Secretarial Services, Other Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Jackson Business/Commerce, General Bethel University Child Development Nashville State Community College Dental Assisting/Assistant Concorde Career College-Memphis Education, General Bethel University Emergency Medical Technology/ Technician (EMT Paramedic) Volunteer State Community College English Language and Literature, General 1, Walters State Community College Finance, General The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Health and Physical Education/ Fitness, General East Tennessee State University Health Services/Allied Health/ Health Sciences, General Walters State Community College Kinesiology and Exercise Science The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies 7, Walters State Community College Licensed Practical/ Vocational Nurse Training 1, Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Elizabethton Marketing/Marketing Management, General The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Medical/Clinical Assistant 1, Concorde Career College-Memphis Medicine The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Organizational Leadership Bethel University Pharmacy The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Pharmacy Technician/Assistant Concorde Career College-Memphis Psychology, General 2, The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 4, East Tennessee State University Social Work The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Surgical Technology/Technologist Meridian Institute of Surgical Assisting Source: EMSI and the National Center for Education Statistics 8