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Applied Medical has developed strategic partnerships with a number of top research institutions and medical industry pioneers. The surgical equipment market is diverse and complex. Applied Medical is committed to working with our partners to provide
PrinterPrezz`s mission is to bring more ideas for innovative medical devices to market faster, connecting medicine and manufacturing to become the first Medifacturing™ company in the world. By developing advanced medical devices using processes that combine expertise in 3D printing, orthopaedics, semiconductor and nanotechnologies, PrinterPrezz`s ultimate goal is to provide medical solutions that enable people to enjoy active lives longer. PrinterPrezz`s ecosystem aims to solve challenges for various parts of the medical innovation value chain by providing prototyping, development, and manufacturing services to create life-enhancing medical devices. Committed to ongoing compliance with ISO13485:2016 and all relevant regulatory requirements, PrinterPrezz provides customers with access to a variety of 3D printing machines, 3D manipulation software, and 3D scanners as well as advanced manufacturing processes, and surgeon education programs. Medical solutions created by PrinterPrezz are designed to enable more people to live happier and more gratifying lives.
Bionix Medical Technologies has provided medical professionals with innovative medical devices since 1984. Bionix is proud to offer cerumen removal, wound care, feeding tube care, infant feeding, bolus control and nasal visualization products.
Med Exec International is a Glendale, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Impel NeuroPharma is a Seattle-based company developing intranasal drug treatments for central nervous system (CNS) disorders. Impel has developed a novel drug delivery platform, the POD technology, that administers drug to the deep nasal cavity to improve the brain distribution of many drugs. Impel`s proprietary (POD) device technology enables entirely new categories of drugs, including biologics, to be delivered to the central nervous system using a cost-effective, disposable, non-invasive intranasal drug delivery device.