MEDI+SIGN

Headquarters

Smithsburg, MD

UEI

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CAGE

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MEDI+SIGN, established in 2014 as the medical division of Noventri, develops connected digital whiteboards and patient-room displays that automate bedside communication for hospitals. Its platform pulls continuously updated information from electronic health records and auxiliary systems, replacing handwritten boards while helping patients, families and care teams see care plans and safety information clearly. Developed on technology field-deployed across DoD and protected-health-information networks, the system also includes patented communication and fall-safety capabilities.

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• PDi Communication Systems, IncFounded as a small machine shop, PDi Communication Systems has grown into a U.S. manufacturer known for serving healthcare exclusively. For more than 45 years, its Springboro, Ohio operation has built patient television systems for hospitals and clinics, with the company also providing installation and support through its own teams. PDi is ISO 9001:2015 registered.SPRINGBORO, OH
• GhentBorn in the dust of an old powder plant, family-owned Ghent has spent more than 40 years making visual communication products that help people share ideas, divide space and display information. Based in Ohio, the company makes more than 95 percent of its products in the USA, with made-to-order craftsmanship spanning workplace, education and healthcare settings. Its healthcare line is especially distinctive, including patient-room communication boards and a changeable glassboard that swings away from the wall when space is tight.LEBANON, OH
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  HCIFor two decades, Cincinnati-based HCI has worked behind the scenes to connect healthcare technology, beginning with hospital integration projects in 2006. Today, it serves more than 500 hospitals and supports over 100,000 devices through HCI ONE, a shared platform that keeps patient-room information current for caregivers and patients.LOVELAND, OH