Known for more than 60 years of work in resuscitation science, Laerdal Medical develops healthcare education and training solutions for clinical teams, first responders, and communities. Its approach combines realistic simulation with data-informed feedback to help learners build practical skills before they face emergencies.
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Nasco Healthcare IncNasco Healthcare traces its roots to 1941, when agricultural teacher Norman Eckley began making educational tools on his farm. Now based in Saugerties, New York, the company has spent more than 80 years developing medical simulation equipment for frontline healthcare and rescue professionals, with its heritage including the Simulaids and Life/form brands. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system reflects a manufacturing operation that controls products from design through delivery.SAUGERTIES, NY
IngMar MedicalFrom its Pittsburgh base, IngMar Medical has spent more than a quarter century building respiratory simulators and test lungs that let clinicians train on real ventilators while engineers and researchers evaluate respiratory devices. Its signature ASL 5000 breathing simulator can model patients from neonatal through adult, while the newer Aurora manikin brings that high-fidelity lung technology into hands-on ventilation training. Since 2024, IngMar Medical has been part of 3B Scientific and serves more than a thousand customer sites worldwide.PITTSBURGH, PA
Spirit Creations, IncFounded in 1999, Spirit Creations, Inc. designs and distributes practice inhalers that help EMTs and clinical professionals learn proper metered-dose inhaler use. Its SpiritMD training inhalers simulate medication delivery without medication or saline and are safe for human use, with products manufactured in the United States under FDA and European standards. The company grew from president Eugene Scarberry’s long career in critical-care and cardiopulmonary medicine, including work on more than 38 granted patents and several emergency-airway and respiratory devices.MURRYSVILLE, PA
CORAM TechnologiesFounded by physician-inventor Dr. Henry Halperin, CORAM Technologies develops medical devices for CPR and other cardiac applications, alongside interactive educational approaches such as video-game-based learning. The company builds on Halperin’s earlier startup work at Cardiologic Systems and Imricor Medical Systems, whose inventions led to products now sold by Zoll Medical and Imricor. CORAM’s development work has included CPR monitoring and filtering technologies, MRI-compatible electrophysiology devices, and CPR education supported by Phase I STTR funding.BALTIMORE, MD