Siemens Healthineers AG

Primary NAICS Code

423450

Headquarters

Malvern, PA

UEI

KFMJVLKNLZ75

CAGE

0E2E6

Known for more than 125 years of work in medical technology, Siemens Healthineers AG is a publicly listed, independent company within the Siemens group. It develops healthcare technology and services for professionals and institutions, with a particular focus on helping providers make clinical care more precise and hospital operations more effective.

• GetingeFounded in 1904 in the small Swedish town of Getinge, the company has grown into a global medical technology manufacturer serving hospitals and life science institutions. With about 12,000 employees, Getinge operates in 40 countries, sells in more than 135 markets and manufactures at facilities including sites in the United States. Its long-running focus is technology intended to support patient care and improve clinical workflows.STREETSBORO, OH
• Aesculap, IncWith more than a century of industry experience, Aesculap, Inc. makes surgical instruments and develops medical solutions for hospitals and healthcare professionals. Its work spans neurosurgery and sterile processing, pairing modern technology with what the company describes as old-world instrument-making tradition. Aesculap also helps health systems manage surgical assets and finance equipment purchases through its dedicated financial-services operation.CENTER VALLEY, PA
• HC
  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
• SiemensSince its beginnings in a Berlin workshop in 1847, Siemens has grown into a global technology company that connects the real and digital worlds through industrial AI, automation, digital twins and electrification. Its technologies help customers modernize factories, engineer and operate industrial plants, improve buildings and advance sustainable transportation across more than 200 countries. Siemens also applies these capabilities to demanding fields such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, where digital engineering and data-driven production support faster, more adaptable operations.NEW YORK, NY