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Rhythm Healthcare, formerly Lifestyle Mobility Aids, makes respiratory and durable medical equipment for care delivered at home, with portable and stationary oxygen concentrators at the center of its business. Founded in 1992, the company has grown from its mobility-aids roots into a provider-focused operation with a 60,000-square-foot distribution center in Atlanta and international operations launched in 2025. Its Rhythm Resolve program replaces qualifying oxygen equipment with brand-new units and offers zero-dollar exchanges, reflecting a distinctive focus on reducing disruption for HME providers and their patients.
Founded in Tianjin in 2003, Rianlon Corporation develops and manufactures anti-aging additives that help polymer materials withstand heat, light, oxygen, and weathering. The company has grown into a biochemical platform and China’s first A-share-listed company in the anti-aging industry, with six production bases, more than 300 patents, and products sold in over 60 countries. Its dual-base production model is designed to keep supply reliable while serving applications ranging from automotive components to packaging and renewable energy materials.
Since its first truck hit the road in 1971, family-owned Riccelli-Northern has grown into an American-owned Northeast operation supplying construction materials while providing transportation, mining and materials-handling services. The combined Riccelli Enterprises and Northern Companies now spans 50 locations, with a 250-truck fleet, 400 employees and more than 50 surface mines. Its reach also includes round-the-clock emergency response, backed by additional trucks available on call.
Born from innovation in 1945, Rich Products Corporation is a family-owned food company making bakery, dessert, pizza and culinary products for food professionals around the globe. Its portfolio ranges from the pioneering non-dairy Whip Topping introduced in 1945 to Bettercreme whipped icing, launched in 1978, alongside solutions for beverages and prepared foods. Rich’s combines a global reach with a distinctly family-owned identity and emphasizes food safety and consistent product quality.
For twenty-five years, Richard Wrightman Design has worked from a former 1840s sail-canvas mill in Litchfield County, Connecticut, where a new generation of craftspeople makes furniture by hand. Known for translating the spirit of travel into contemporary design, the studio builds each commission to order for interior designers, private clients, and hospitality settings.
Richloom is a third-generation, family-owned company founded in 1957 by Fred Richman with a $5,000 loan. From its New York City headquarters, the business has grown from a small fabric supplier into a global, design-driven manufacturer with hundreds of employees and operations across the United States and Shanghai. Its work is shaped by family continuity, international collaboration and an emphasis on responsible textile production.
Born in a one-bedroom Prospect Heights kitchen and launched at a New York farmers market in 2004, Rick’s Picks USA LLC makes hand-packed, all-natural specialty pickles and convenient snacking pickles. The company grew from produce bought at Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket into an award-winning brand, and its Pickle Lab now develops products for food-service and co-branding partners with sourcing insight from more than 30 countries. In 2019, two Rick’s Picks snack pouches even traveled to space with NASA’s Expedition 61 crew.
Since its founding in 2006, Rico’s has built its Troy business largely through repeat customers and referrals, serving public institutions and local businesses throughout New York’s Capital District. The company is known for taking on difficult repair and renovation work, including pump and electric motor repair, and was recognized by the SBA as its 2018 New York State and Region II Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year.
For more than 94 years, family-run Riesterer’s Bakery has baked celebration cakes and everyday sweets in West Hempstead, earning a place as Long Island’s oldest bakery. Its professional cake team creates custom centerpieces for special occasions, while the bakery’s classics—including its traditional almond-flavored rainbow cookies—can now be shipped across the continental United States. Riesterer’s is also kosher certified by the Vaad of Queens, with pareve and dairy offerings and baked goods for Shabbat and Jewish holidays.
Rifton Equipment designs and builds adaptive medical equipment that helps people with disabilities move, stand, sit and participate more independently. Begun in 1977 after designers were asked to custom-build a chair for a child with disabilities, the company now makes its equipment in-house at factories in New York and Pennsylvania, with designs shaped by therapist feedback and each order custom-configured and hand-assembled. Rifton also supports equipment in the field with product experts and replacement-parts service.
Founded in 1967 as a small family-owned business, Rifz Textiles Inc. makes textile goods for homes, hospitality, healthcare, textile-rental and spa settings. Its Rochester-based operation is especially distinctive for pairing everyday bedding and bath essentials with commercial-use designs such as bleach-resistant, quick-drying pool towels. Rifz serves domestic and international customers while emphasizing tailored solutions, textile innovation and sustainable materials and processes.
Rigicon designs, manufactures, and markets medical devices focused exclusively on pelvic and prosthetic urology. Its portfolio includes urological implants and purpose-built surgical tools, supported through a global network serving healthcare professionals and patients. The company’s stated focus is on patient-centered solutions intended to improve quality of life.
Founded in 1940 as Rigid-tex Corporation, Rigidized Metals Corporation is a third-generation family-owned Buffalo manufacturer of engineered and textured metal surfaces. The company makes products for architectural, industrial, and transportation applications, using deep- and micro-texturing to strengthen and finish metal. It continues to manufacture its products in Buffalo, New York, and also fabricates custom projects from concept through completion.
Rigor Instruments is a second-generation family business in Sialkot, built on roughly 30 years of hands-on instrument-making experience. Its 30,000-square-foot factory keeps most production in-house, preserving close control over work that began with the owners making instruments for established global brands. Today, Rigor supplies surgical instruments to healthcare organizations and distributors worldwide, with custom OEM orders supported by ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 systems.
Founded in Buffalo in 1946 by Walter Riley and his son Donald, Riley Gear now manufactures custom precision gears, gearboxes, and power-transmission components in St. Augustine, Florida. Its 46-machine facility handles the work under one roof, producing gears from 0.25 to 40 inches in pitch diameter to AGMA Q15 or DIN 2 specifications. Riley Gear supplied gears for NASA’s Viking 1 Mars landing vehicle and brings more than 75 years of experience to demanding aerospace, industrial, and transportation applications.
Rimadesio S.p.A. designs and manufactures architectural systems for dividing interiors, from doors and sliding panels to modular living systems and walk-in wardrobes. Based in Giussano, the company brings production, logistics and commercial operations together in a 30,000-square-metre headquarters, where technical expertise and made-to-measure production support its restrained design language. Its manufacturing program also emphasizes environmental measures, including solar power, recyclable glass and aluminium, water-based paints and fully recyclable cardboard packaging.
RIMASEE LLC supplies, manufactures, installs and services turnkey food equipment for processing facilities, supermarkets and restaurants. Its distinguishing approach is a single accountable relationship spanning engineering, European-network manufacturing, commissioning and operator training, from one machine to a complete production line. The company also develops its own equipment brands, including the HydraThermal Loop refrigeration architecture and Maple Ovens baking platforms.
Family-owned and operated in New York State for more than 55 years, Rimco Plastics is known for helping manufacturers protect fragile parts in transit and during handling. Its Finger Lakes facility develops packaging for customers ranging from small machine shops to Fortune 500 companies, including specialized work such as containers for space-shuttle window glass.
Founded in 1982 by Joseph Adlin, Rimed Ltd. develops and manufactures non-invasive transcranial Doppler ultrasound systems for cerebrovascular diagnosis and monitoring. The company has focused exclusively on neurosonology for more than four decades, producing seven generations of TCD technology and pioneering the first PC-based peripheral vascular Doppler system and customizable summary-screen concept. Its systems are used in hospitals across more than 100 countries, with manufacturing aligned to ISO 13485:2016 and recognized regulatory requirements including FDA, KFDA, and ANVISA.