DELAWARE | 1-11083 | 04-2695240 |
(State or other | (Commission | (IRS employer |
jurisdiction of | file number) | identification no.) |
incorporation) |
One Boston Scientific Place, Natick, Massachusetts | 01760-1537 |
(Address of principal executive offices) | (Zip code) |
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Item 5.02. | Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers; Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers. |
(i) | Performance Share Plans |
(ii) | Severance Plans |
(A) | Boston Scientific Corporation Severance Pay and Layoff Notification Plan as Amended and Restated |
10.1 | Boston Scientific Corporation 2012 Total Shareholder Return Performance Share Plan effective as of January 1, 2012# |
10.2 | Boston Scientific Corporation 2012 Free Cash Flow Performance Share Plan effective as of January 1, 2012# |
10.3 | Boston Scientific Corporation Severance Pay and Layoff Notification Plan as Amended and Restated, effective as of January 1, 2012# |
10.4 | Boston Scientific Corporation U.S. Severance Plan for Exempt Employees, effective as of January 1, 2012# |
December 16, 2011 | BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION | ||
By: | /s/ Vance R. Brown | ||
Vance R. Brown | |||
Vice President, Chief Corporate Counsel | |||
Exhibit No. | Description |
10.1 | Boston Scientific Corporation 2012 Total Shareholder Return Performance Share Plan effective as of January 1, 2012 |
10.2 | Boston Scientific Corporation 2012 Free Cash Flow Performance Share Plan effective as of January 1, 2012 |
10.3 | Boston Scientific Corporation Severance Pay and Layoff Notification Plan as Amended and Restated, effective as of January 1, 2012 |
10.4 | Boston Scientific Corporation U.S. Severance Plan for Exempt Employees, effective as of January 1, 2012 |
Boston Scientific Corporation (“Boston Scientific”) Total Shareholder Return Performance Share Program (“TSR Program”) Performance Period January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2014 |
I. | Purpose of the TSR Program |
II. | Eligible Participants |
III. | Performance Share Units |
TSR Performance Percentile Rank | Performance Share Units as a Percent of Target |
90th Percentile or above | 200% |
80th Percentile | 150% |
50th Percentile | 100% |
30th Percentile | 40% |
Below 30th Percentile | 0% |
IV. | Calculation of Total Shareholder Return and Definitions |
V. | Calculation of Percentile Performance |
VI. | S&P 500 Healthcare Index |
VII. | Payment Eligibility Criteria |
VIII. | Termination, Suspension or Modification and Interpretation of the TSR Program |
IX. | Other |
Abbott Laboratories | Hospira, Inc. |
Aetna, Inc. | Humana, Inc |
Agilent Technologies | Intuitive Surgical Inc. |
Allergan, Inc. | Johnson & Johnson |
AmerisourceBergen Corp. | Lab Corp of America Hldgs |
Amgen, Inc. | Life Technologies Corp. |
Bard C.D., Inc. | Lilly Eli & Co. |
Baxter Intl, Inc. | McKesson Corp. |
Becton Dickinson & Co. | Medco Health Solutions, Inc. |
Biogen Idec, Inc. | Medtronic, Inc. |
Boston Scientific Corp | Merck & Co., Inc. |
Bristol-Myers Squibb | Mylan, Inc. |
Cardinal Health, Inc. | Patterson Cos., Inc. |
CareFusion Corp. | PerkinElmer, Inc. |
Celgene Corp. | Pfizer, Inc. |
Cemer | Quest Diagnostics |
Cephalon, Inc. | St. Jude Medical Inc. |
CIGNA Corp. | Stryker Corp. |
Coventry Health Care, Inc. | Tenet Healthcare |
Covidien | Thermo Fisher Scientific |
Davita, Inc. | Unitedhealth Group, Inc. |
Dentsply Intl | Varian Medical Systems, Inc. |
Express Scripts, Inc. | Waters Corp. |
Forest Laboratories | Watson Phamaceuticals |
Gilead Sciences, Inc. | Wellpoint, Inc. |
Edwards Lifesciences | Zimmer Holdings, Inc. |
Boston Scientific Corporation (“Boston Scientific”) Free Cash Flow Performance Share Program (“FCF Program”) Performance Period January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012 |
I. | Purpose of the FCF Program |
II. | Eligible Participants |
III. | Performance Share Units |
Performance Percent to Plan | Performance Share Units as a Percent of Target |
125% or above | 150% |
110% | 120% |
100% | 100% |
90% | 80% |
50% | 25% |
Less than 50% | 0% |
IV. | Definitions |
V. | Payment Eligibility Criteria |
VI. | Termination, Suspension or Modification and Interpretation of the FCF Program |
VII. | Other |
A. | Introduction 1 |
B. | Eligibility and Participation in the Plan 1 |
C. | Source of Severance Benefits 1 |
D. | Severance Benefits 2 |
E. | Layoff Notification 9 |
F. | Plan Administration 10 |
G. | Claim and Appeal Procedures 10 |
H. | Amendment and Termination of the Plan 11 |
I. | Section 409A 12 |
J. | Governing Law 12 |
K. | Glossary 12 |
• | When you no longer meet the eligibility requirements to participate in the Plan; |
• | When all Severance Benefits to which you are entitled have been paid; |
• | When your employment ends for any reason other than a Layoff; |
• | When a Plan amendment makes you ineligible for Plan participation; or |
• | When the Plan terminates before you have received Notice. |
1. | Conditions for Receiving Severance Benefits |
• | After December 31, 2011 and before January 1, 2014, you are given Notice that your employment will be involuntarily terminated due to a Layoff; |
• | You remain employed by the Company and actively at work until the date determined by the Company to be your last day of work (for this purpose, you are considered to be actively at work during an Authorized Leave of Absence); and |
• | You continue to honor all contractual obligations you may have to the Company, including, without limitation, any confidentiality and nondisclosure agreement and restrictions on post-employment activities. |
2. | Layoff |
• | Due to an anticipated facility relocation or closing or a reduction in staffing levels, and you have not refused or otherwise failed to accept a Similar Position with the Company that remains available at the time of Notice; or |
• | The result of an anticipated Transaction or Reorganization, and you are not provided an opportunity to be employed in a Similar Position with the acquiring or resulting entity. |
• | Voluntary Resignation; |
• | Job abandonment; |
• | Failure to timely return from an Authorized Leave of Absence; |
• | Performance-related problems; |
• | Misconduct or other "cause," as determined by the Company in its sole discretion; |
• | You do not accept an offer of employment in a Similar Position from the Company that remains available at the time of Notice, or, in the event of a Transaction or Reorganization, you have an opportunity to be employed in a Similar Position by the acquiring or resulting entity; or |
• | The Company, or an acquiring or resulting entity following a Transaction or Reorganization, offers you a Similar Position after you receive Notice but before your Termination Date. After your Termination Date, the offer of a Similar Position will not cause you to be considered not to have a Layoff or otherwise affect your eligibility for Severance Benefits. However, if you accept such an offer after your Termination Date, you will be required to repay a portion of your Severance Pay as provided in Section D.5.(b). |
3. | Release Agreement |
4. | Severance Benefits |
(a) | Severance Pay. Severance Pay will be calculated, as shown in the table below, based on your position classification, Pay, and Years of Service. Your Severance Pay will be equal to a number of weeks of Pay, up to a maximum of 52 weeks, based on your position classification and Years of Service, subject to the applicable minimum for your position classification, as shown in the following table: |
Position classification* | Weeks of Pay per Year of Service | Minimum number of weeks of Pay |
Non-Exempt Positions | 2 weeks per Year of Service | 4 weeks |
Exempt Positions below director level | 4 weeks per Year of Service | 8 weeks |
Exempt Positions director level and above | 4 weeks per Year of Service | 26 weeks |
(b) | Outplacement Assistance. Severance Benefits include Outplacement Assistance to help you in your transition. Outplacement Assistance will be provided through a third-party vendor selected by the Company. You will be given information about the Outplacement Assistance available to you when, or shortly after, you receive Notice. Subject to the terms of the particular Outplacement Assistance program available to you, Outplacement Assistance may become available to you shortly after you receive Notice. Basic Outplacement Assistance is not conditioned on signing a Release Agreement, so you may begin to access Outplacement Assistance before your Termination Date. However, if you do not timely sign, or if you timely revoke, a Release Agreement, your Outplacement Assistance will be limited to assistance having a cost to the Company of no more than $1,800. The Company, in its sole discretion, will determine the nature, level, terms and conditions, and duration of the Outplacement Assistance available under the Plan, which may vary by position classification and other factors. The Company will pay the cost of Outplacement Assistance directly to the vendor, and you will not be entitled to a cash payment or any other benefit in lieu of Outplacement Assistance under any circumstances. |
(c) | Subsidized COBRA Coverage. Under the terms of the Company's benefit plans, health coverage (medical, dental, and vision) ends on your Termination Date, but you will have the opportunity to elect COBRA continuation coverage for you (and, if applicable, your covered dependents) under any of the Company's health plans that cover you as of your Termination Date. Normally, former employees who elect COBRA coverage must pay the full cost of that coverage (that is, both the employee and employer portions of the applicable cost). However, if you are entitled to Severance Benefits, and you (and, if applicable, your covered dependents) timely elect COBRA continuation coverage under any of those plans, then, as part of your Severance Benefits, the Company will subsidize the cost of the elected COBRA coverage for the number of months indicated on the chart below, up to a maximum of 12 months of Subsidized COBRA Coverage. For the applicable number of months indicated on the chart, you will be required to pay only the monthly contribution amount that then |
Position classification | Months of Subsidized COBRA Coverage per Year of Service | Minimum number of months of Subsidized COBRA coverage |
Non-exempt positions | 1 month per Year of Service | 1 month |
Exempt positions below director level | 1 month per Year of Service | 2 months |
Exempt positions director level and above | 1 month per Year of Service | 6 months |
5. | Payment of Severance Benefits |
(a) | Time and Form of Payment for Severance Pay. Your Severance Pay will be paid in one lump sum payment within 30 days after your Revocation Period ends. Note that if you are not entitled by law to revoke the Release Agreement, your lump sum payment will be made within 30 days after the date you sign the Release Agreement. |
(b) | Reemployment by the Company. If you are Reemployed by the Company or an Affiliate within 6 months after your Termination Date, then as a condition of that Reemployment, you will be required to repay to the Company a portion of your Severance Pay. The portion you will be required to repay will be a fraction of the total amount of Severance Pay you received. The denominator of the fraction will be 6, and the numerator will be 6 minus the number of months between your Termination Date and your Reemployment Date. For purposes of determining the number of months, a period of 15 days or more will be treated as a month, and a period of less than 15 days will be disregarded. For example, if your Termination date is June 15 and you become Reemployed by the Company effective September 21 (3 months and 6 days after your Termination Date), you will be required to repay 3/6 of the total amount of Severance Pay you received. (The 6-day period after the third whole month is less than 15 days and is, therefore, disregarded.) If instead you become |
(c) | Deductions From Severance Pay. Applicable federal, state, and local income and employment taxes (and any other deductions required by applicable law) will be withheld from your Severance Pay. In addition, the Company reserves the right to deduct any of the following from your Severance Pay, to the extent permitted by applicable law: |
• | Any amount you owe the Company or an Affiliate (for example, amounts owed for insurance plan premiums, borrowed vacation days, loans, relocation obligations, or unsubstantiated credit card charges and other non-reimbursable expenses). |
• | For U.S. expatriates, an amount equal to any payments of severance required to be paid by law in any country other than the U.S. and tax equalization payments due to the Company or an Affiliate. |
(d) | Correction of Errors. The Plan Administrator reserves the right to correct any errors that may occur in administering the Plan, including, without limitation, the right to recover any Severance Benefits paid in excess of those due to you because of a mistake, incorrect information about your entitlement to Severance Benefits, your failure to notify the Plan Administrator or COBRA administrator of an event affecting your continued eligibility for COBRA coverage, or any other reason. The Plan Administrator may recover any excess Severance Benefits by reducing or suspending future Severance Benefits, requesting direct payment from you, withholding wages or any other monies owed to you (if permitted by applicable law), or by using any other appropriate legal means. |
(e) | How Other Benefits Are Affected. Severance Benefits are not considered compensation for purposes of any qualified or nonqualified deferred compensation or retirement plan (which means, for example, that 401(k) plan deferrals cannot be taken from Severance Pay). |
(f) | Limitation on Severance Pay. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Plan, your total Severance Pay will not exceed an amount that is twice the dollar limitation in effect under Code section 401(a)(17) for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which you separate from service with the Company and all Affiliates. For 2011, that dollar limitation was $245,000, and it will be $250,000 for 2012. |
6. | Death |
7. | Reporting Obligations |
8. | Benefits Not Vested; Limitation of Rights |
9. | Expatriate Employees |
10. | Coordination With Other Plans and Arrangements |
11. | No Assignment of Benefits |
1. | WARN Notice |
2. | Notice in Other Circumstances; Pay in Lieu of Notice |
3. | Employee Rights and Obligations During Notice Period |
4. | Effect of Layoff on Annual Performance Incentive Plan Payment |
• | the specific reason(s) for denying the claim, |
• | specific reference to the Plan provision(s) on which the denial is based, |
• | a description of any additional material or information that you may need to provide with respect to the claim, with an explanation of why the material or information is necessary, and |
• | an explanation of your right to appeal the claim denial under the Plan's review procedures and your right to bring a civil court action following any further denial of your claim on review. |
• | You or your duly authorized representative must file a written request for review with the Plan Administrator within 60 days after you receive the Plan Administrator's written denial of your claim. |
• | Your written request must be signed by you or your authorized representative. |
• | Upon reasonable request and free of charge, you may review, or obtain copies of, records, documents, and other information in the Plan Administrator's possession relevant to your claim. |
• | You may also submit issues, arguments, and other comments in writing to the Plan Administrator, along with any documentary evidence in support of your claim. |
• | You may have representation throughout the appeal procedure. |
• | the specific reason(s) for the denial, |
• | specific references to the Plan provision(s) on which the denial is based, |
• | a description of your right to receive, upon request and free of charge, reasonable access to, and copies of, all documents, records, and other information in the Plan Administrator's possession relevant to your claim, and |
• | an explanation of your right to bring a civil court action under Section 502(a) of ERISA. |
• | classified by the Company as an intern, summer student, co-op employee, or similar short-term employee; or |
• | classified by the Company as a consultant, temporary or defined-term employee (such as temporary fellowship program employees), or similar category of limited-term employment, regardless of their work schedule or number of hours worked. |
Name of Company | Domestic Jurisdiction |
Asthmatx, Inc. | Delaware |
Atritech, Inc. | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. | Massachusetts |
Boston Scientific Funding LLC | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Miami Corporation | Florida |
Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. | Minnesota |
Boston Scientific Wayne Corporation | New Jersey |
CAM Acquisition Corp. | Delaware |
Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc. | Minnesota |
Corvita Corporation | Florida |
CryoCor, Inc. | Delaware |
DCI Merger Corp. | Delaware |
EndoVascular Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
ENTERIC MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. | Delaware |
EP Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
GCI Acquisition Corp. | Delaware |
Guidant Delaware Holding Corporation | Delaware |
Guidant Holdings, Inc. | Indiana |
Guidant Intercontinental Corporation | Indiana |
Guidant LLC | Indiana |
Guidant Sales LLC | Indiana |
Intelect Medical, Inc. | Delaware |
Precision Vascular Systems, Inc. | Utah |
Remon Medical Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
Revascular Therapeutics, Inc. | Delaware |
RMI Acquisition Corp. | California |
Sadra Medical, Inc. | Delaware |
Stream Enterprises LLC | Delaware |
Target Therapeutics, Inc. | Delaware |
A. | Introduction 1 |
B. | Eligibility and Participation in the Plan 1 |
C. | Source of Severance Benefits 1 |
D. | Severance Benefits 2 |
E. | Layoff Notification 9 |
F. | Plan Administration 10 |
G. | Claim and Appeal Procedures 10 |
H. | Amendment and Termination of the Plan 11 |
I. | Section 409A 11 |
J. | Governing Law 12 |
K. | Glossary 12 |
• | When you no longer meet the eligibility requirements to participate in the Plan; |
• | When all Severance Benefits to which you are entitled have been paid; |
• | When your employment ends for any reason other than a Layoff; |
• | When a Plan amendment makes you ineligible for Plan participation; or |
• | When the Plan terminates. |
1. | Conditions for Receiving Severance Benefits |
• | You are given Notice that your employment will be involuntarily terminated due to a Layoff; |
• | You remain employed by the Company and actively at work until the date determined by the Company to be your last day of work (for this purpose, you are considered to be actively at work during an Authorized Leave of Absence); and |
• | You continue to honor all contractual obligations you may have to the Company, including, without limitation, any confidentiality and nondisclosure agreement and restrictions on post-employment activities. |
2. | Layoff |
• | Due to an anticipated facility relocation or closing or a reduction in staffing levels, and you have not refused or otherwise failed to accept a Similar Position with the Company that remains available at the time of Notice; or |
• | The result of an anticipated Transaction or Reorganization, and you are not provided an opportunity to be employed in a Similar Position with the acquiring or resulting entity. |
• | Voluntary Resignation; |
• | Job abandonment; |
• | Failure to timely return from an Authorized Leave of Absence; |
• | Performance-related problems; |
• | Misconduct or other "cause," as determined by the Company in its sole discretion; |
• | You do not accept an offer of employment in a Similar Position from the Company that remains available at the time of Notice, or, in the event of a Transaction or Reorganization, you have an opportunity to be employed in a Similar Position by the acquiring or resulting entity; or |
• | The Company, or an acquiring or resulting entity following a Transaction or Reorganization, offers you a Similar Position after you receive Notice but before your Termination Date. After your Termination Date, the offer of a Similar Position will not cause you to be considered not to have a Layoff or otherwise affect your eligibility for Severance Benefits. However, if you accept such an offer after your Termination Date, you will be required to repay a portion of your Severance Pay as provided in Section D.5.(b). |
3. | Release Agreement |
4. | Severance Benefits |
(a) | Severance Pay. Severance Pay will be calculated, as shown in the table below, based on your position classification, Pay, and Years of Service. Your |
Position classification | Weeks of Pay per Year of Service | Minimum number of weeks of Pay |
Exempt positions below director level | 2 weeks per Year of Service | 8 weeks |
Exempt positions director level and above | 2 weeks per Year of Service | 26 weeks |
(b) | Outplacement Assistance. Severance Benefits include Outplacement Assistance to help you in your transition. Outplacement Assistance will be provided through a third-party vendor selected by the Company. You will be given information about the Outplacement Assistance available to you when, or shortly after, you receive Notice. Subject to the terms of the particular Outplacement Assistance program available to you, Outplacement Assistance may become available to you shortly after you receive Notice. Basic Outplacement Assistance is not conditioned on signing a Release Agreement, so you may begin to access Outplacement Assistance before your Termination Date. However, if you do not timely sign, or if you timely revoke, a Release Agreement, your Outplacement Assistance will be limited to assistance having a cost to the Company of no more than $2,000. The Company, in its sole discretion, will determine the nature, level, terms and conditions, and duration of the Outplacement Assistance available under the Plan, which may vary by position classification and other factors. The Company will pay the cost of Outplacement Assistance directly to the vendor, and you will not be entitled to a cash payment or any other benefit in lieu of Outplacement Assistance under any circumstances. |
(c) | Subsidized COBRA Coverage. Under the terms of the Company's benefit plans, health coverage (medical, dental, and vision) ends on your Termination Date, but you will have the opportunity to elect COBRA continuation coverage for you (and, if applicable, your covered dependents) under any of the Company's health plans that cover you as of your Termination Date. Normally, former employees who elect COBRA coverage must pay the full cost of that coverage (that is, both the employee and employer portions of the applicable cost). However, if you are entitled to Severance Benefits, and you (and, if applicable, your covered dependents) |
Position classification | Months of Subsidized COBRA Coverage per Year of Service | Minimum number of months of Subsidized COBRA coverage |
Exempt positions below director level | 1 month per Year of Service | 2 months |
Exempt positions director level and above | 1 month per Year of Service | 6 months |
5. | Payment of Severance Benefits |
(a) | Time and Form of Payment for Severance Pay. Your Severance Pay will be paid in one lump sum payment within 30 days after your Revocation Period ends. Note that if you are not entitled by law to revoke the Release Agreement, your lump sum payment will be made within 30 days after the date you sign the Release Agreement. |
(b) | Reemployment by the Company. If you are Reemployed by the Company |
(c) | Deductions From Severance Pay. Applicable federal, state, and local income and employment taxes (and any other deductions required by applicable law) will be withheld from your Severance Pay. In addition, the Company reserves the right to deduct any of the following from your Severance Pay to the extent permitted by applicable law: |
• | Any amount you owe the Company or an Affiliate (for example, amounts owed for insurance plan premiums, borrowed vacation days, loans, relocation obligations, or unsubstantiated credit card charges and other non-reimbursable expenses). |
• | For U.S. expatriates, an amount equal to any payments of severance required to be paid by law in any country other than the U.S. and tax equalization payments due to the Company or an Affiliate. |
(d) | Correction of Errors. The Plan Administrator reserves the right to correct any errors that may occur in administering the Plan, including, without limitation, the right to recover any Severance Benefits paid in excess of those due to you because of a mistake, incorrect information about your entitlement to Severance Benefits, your failure to notify the Plan Administrator or COBRA administrator of an event affecting your continued eligibility for COBRA coverage, or any other reason. The Plan Administrator may recover any excess Severance Benefits by reducing or suspending future Severance Benefits, requesting direct payment from you, withholding wages or any other monies owed to you (if permitted by applicable law), or by using any other appropriate legal means. |
(e) | How Other Benefits Are Affected. Severance Benefits are not considered |
(f) | Limitation on Severance Pay. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Plan, your total Severance Pay will not exceed an amount that is twice the dollar limitation in effect under Code section 401(a)(17) for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which you separate from service with the Company and all Affiliates. For 2011, that dollar limitation was $245,000, and it will be $250,000 for 2012. |
6. | Death |
7. | Reporting Obligations |
8. | Benefits Not Vested; Limitation of Rights |
9. | Expatriate Employees |
10. | Coordination With Other Plans and Arrangements |
11. | No Assignment of Benefits |
1. | WARN Notice |
2. | Notice in Other Circumstances; Pay in Lieu of Notice |
3. | Employee Rights and Obligations During Notice Period |
4. | Effect of Layoff on Annual Performance Incentive Plan Payment |
• | the specific reason(s) for denying the claim, |
• | specific reference to the Plan provision(s) on which the denial is based, |
• | a description of any additional material or information that you may need to provide with respect to the claim, with an explanation of why the material or information is necessary, and |
• | an explanation of your right to appeal the claim denial under the Plan's review procedures and your right to bring a civil court action following any further denial of your claim on review. |
• | You or your duly authorized representative must file a written request for review with the Plan Administrator within 60 days after you receive the Plan Administrator's written denial of your claim or within 150 days after the Plan Administrator received the request if you have not received a written response. |
• | Your written request must be signed by you or your authorized representative. |
• | Upon reasonable request and free of charge, you may review, or obtain copies of, records, documents, and other information in the Plan Administrator's possession relevant to your claim. |
• | You may also submit issues, arguments, and other comments in writing to the Plan Administrator, along with any documentary evidence in support of your claim. |
• | You may have representation throughout the appeal procedure. |
• | the specific reason(s) for the denial, |
• | specific references to the Plan provision(s) on which the denial is based, |
• | a description of your right to receive, upon request and free of charge, reasonable access to, and copies of, all documents, records, and other information in the Plan Administrator's possession relevant to your claim, and |
• | an explanation of your right to bring a civil court action under Section 502(a) of ERISA. |
• | classified by the Company as an intern, summer student, co-op employee, or similar short-term employee; or |
• | classified by the Company as a consultant, temporary or defined-term employee (such as temporary fellowship program employees), or similar category of limited-term employment, regardless of their work schedule or number of hours worked. |
Name of Company | Domestic Jurisdiction |
Asthmatx, Inc. | Delaware |
Atritech, Inc. | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. | Massachusetts |
Boston Scientific Funding LLC | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Miami Corporation | Florida |
Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation | Delaware |
Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. | Minnesota |
Boston Scientific Wayne Corporation | New Jersey |
CAM Acquisition Corp. | Delaware |
Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc. | Minnesota |
Corvita Corporation | Florida |
CryoCor, Inc. | Delaware |
DCI Merger Corp. | Delaware |
EndoVascular Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
ENTERIC MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC. | Delaware |
EP Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
GCI Acquisition Corp. | Delaware |
Guidant Delaware Holding Corporation | Delaware |
Guidant Holdings, Inc. | Indiana |
Guidant Intercontinental Corporation | Indiana |
Guidant LLC | Indiana |
Guidant Sales LLC | Indiana |
Intelect Medical, Inc. | Delaware |
Precision Vascular Systems, Inc. | Utah |
Remon Medical Technologies, Inc. | Delaware |
Revascular Therapeutics, Inc. | Delaware |
RMI Acquisition Corp. | California |
Sadra Medical, Inc. | Delaware |
Stream Enterprises LLC | Delaware |
Target Therapeutics, Inc. | Delaware |