Voytek Medical designs and handmakes Bear Trap™ cable-management and security systems that keep removable medical-device accessories secured to monitors, roll stands, and other equipment. Made in New York from materials produced in the United States, its patented systems are built to protect costly accessories without modifying equipment or voiding warranties. More than 3,000 Bear Trap systems are in use, protecting a stated $2.5 million in accessory value.
Snake TrayFounded in 1996 after Roger Jette conceived a hand-bendable cable tray, Snake Tray designs and manufactures cable-management systems, power distribution equipment and enclosures at its U.S. facility. The Bay Shore manufacturer stands out for products that can be installed without field fabrication, nest for more compact shipping and are supported by in-house engineering for custom project solutions. Its systems are made in the USA and include recycled-material and solar-powered manufacturing practices.BAY SHORE, NY
Medical Accessories SolutionsMedical Accessories Solutions carries forward the legacy of LaVonda L. Popish, an RN who devised its Personal Belongings Case after seeing patient property go missing in long-term care. The company manufactures that U.S.-made case for hospitals and care facilities, helping keep residents’ belongings secure while reducing avoidable replacement costs.LANCASTER, PA
Gus Gear IncBorn from founder Sarah Palya’s experience protecting her son Gus’s central line, Gus Gear develops and manufactures medical-device securement and protection products, including its flagship Central Line Vest. For more than a decade, the company has expanded that patient-informed work to support families and healthcare providers managing central lines, feeding tubes, peritoneal dialysis catheters, and ostomy bags. Its products are used in healthcare facilities across the U.S. and Canada and shipped to families worldwide.VALENCIA, PA
Nissha Medical TechnologiesWith roots stretching back more than a century, Nissha Medical Technologies designs and manufactures single-use medical technologies, including complex minimally invasive devices and clinical wearables. The Buffalo-headquartered medical devices subsidiary of Japan’s publicly held Nissha Co. operates 10 facilities across five countries, combining product design, regulatory expertise and scalable production. It also brings more than 30 years of experience to complex cable assemblies used in critical-care procedures and holds ISO 13485 certification.BUFFALO, NY