Founded in 2016 in Perkasie, Pennsylvania, Remedy Simulation Group makes affordable, U.S.-made anatomical models for realistic medical and veterinary training. The company develops its physical practice models with clinical experts and combines hands-on production with in-house design and 3D printing for custom solutions. Its models are made at the Perkasie facility using U.S.-made materials, including the canine CHAMP trainer for veterinary education.
Med DimensionsMed Dimensions turns medical imaging into hands-on three-dimensional tools, making patient-specific anatomical models and realistic veterinary training simulators for education and surgery. Founded as a Rochester Institute of Technology club in 2017 and incorporated in 2019, the company grew from community prosthetics work into a developer of pre-operative models, surgical guides, and procedure trainers. Its CT-derived models let clinicians and students practice without relying on cadavers or live animals, while its AI-based conversion software can produce models in minutes.ROCHESTER, NY
Your Design MedicalFounded and run by a board-certified emergency physician with training in mechanical engineering and science education, Your Design Medical hand-builds medical simulation equipment in New York. The US-based company creates affordable, customized training tools—from suture pads and vascular trainers to ultrasound phantoms—for hands-on practice across medicine. Its owner makes the core products by hand rather than outsourcing mass production and has produced nearly 100,000 items over roughly 10 years.SEA CLIFF, NY
3-D MedBorn from a request for an easier way to demonstrate laparoscopic instruments, 3-D Med makes medical simulation trainers and anatomical models for surgical and patient-care education. The Franklin, Ohio division of 3-D Technical Services developed its first portable, cost-effective laparoscopic trainer without a video tower and now also builds custom simulation products in-house. Its parent company brings more than 40 years of custom product development experience, supported by a 15,000-square-foot facility and 25-person staff.FRANKLIN, OH
Operative Experience, IncTrauma surgeon Dr. Robert Buckman founded Operative Experience to bring hands-on surgical realism to healthcare training, and healthcare simulation pioneer Lou Oberndorf joined the company in 2016 to accelerate its development. Based in Maryland, the company designs and manufactures high-fidelity human simulators for military and civilian medical education, including its U.S. Army-accredited female PCCS Pro trauma simulator.ABERDEEN, MD