Founded in 2007, MR Medical Solutions supplies customized MRI equipment and develops MRI coil products. Its Pittsburgh office also provides repair and overhaul work on MR equipment and makes custom polycarbonate housings, including replacements for obsolete parts.
RAPID MR International, LLCFounded in Columbus in 2006 by MR experts from Germany’s RAPID Biomedical, RAPID MR International designs and produces custom magnetic-resonance probeheads and coils for biomedical research and diagnosis. Its made-to-measure work draws on more than 1,200 RF-coil designs used in over 30 countries, spanning human and animal studies from low-field systems to ultra-high-field scanners. The company serves as an independent American link to its German sister company, supporting hospitals, research institutions, pharmaceutical companies and MR equipment manufacturers.COLUMBUS, OH
Kryptonite SolutionsFounded in 2013 by Paras Doshi, Mumbai-based Kryptonite Solutions develops MRI-focused healthcare products that make imaging safer, more comfortable and easier for patients and clinical staff. The company is especially known for its In-Bore MRI Cinema, which lets patients watch films during scans, alongside MRI infrastructure and patient-care systems. Kryptonite supports hospitals internationally through distributors in 14 countries and has been recognized for Doshi’s entrepreneurship, including his placement on the 2022 Entrepreneur 35 Under 35 list.New York, NY
Weinberg Medical PhysicsFounded in 2008, Weinberg Medical Physics is a medical-device incubator developing compact MRI systems, magnetic-particle technologies and related therapies for clinical use. Based in Rockville, the company combines ultrafast MRI with low-power electropermanent magnets and engineered nanoparticles, turning its work into self-sustaining ventures such as Promaxo, Radialis and Brain Biosciences.ROCKVILLE, MD
SREE Medical SystemsSince its incorporation in 1996, Cleveland-based SREE Medical Systems has developed and manufactured MRI subsystems and accessories specifically for premature neonates, newborns and infants. Operating as Advanced Imaging Research, the company received the first FDA approval for a newborn-specific MRI imaging device in 2003 and builds, tests and inspects its final assemblies in Cleveland. Its ISO 13485-certified quality system supports collaborations with hospitals, universities and industry on pediatric MRI solutions.CLEVELAND, OH