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Life Support International (LSI) is a Langhorne, Pennsylvania company known for developing survival solutions for aviation, marine, and tactical communities. Its quality management system is certified to AS9100 for aviation, space, and defense applications.
Christian and service-disabled veteran-owned, Life Tree Services LLC has served Western New York since 2006, building its reputation around careful work on hazardous and difficult-to-access trees. Based in Amherst, the company supports residential, institutional, and government clients with ISA-certified arborist services and technology-enabled tree assessment.
LifeAire Systems grew out of founder Dr. Kathryn C. Worrilow’s discovery that trace airborne chemicals could affect IVF outcomes, turning her laboratory research into a company focused on clinical air purity. Its patented technology now protects sensitive healthcare and life-science environments, with performance supported by peer-reviewed studies and Edison Award recognition.
A 125-year-old Columbus nonprofit, LifeCare Alliance is known for pioneering care that helps people remain safely and independently in their own homes. It was central Ohio’s first in-home health care agency, Ohio’s first visiting-nurse agency, and the nation’s second Meals-on-Wheels provider. Today, its services support older adults and medically challenged or homebound people across central Ohio.
Born from a hand-trauma patient’s experience and a surgeon’s clinical insight, Lifejoint Orthopedic Solutions develops a small-joint replacement device for people with advanced hand arthritis. The Maryland company brings together patient-led design and hand-surgery expertise to pursue pain relief and preserved motion where current finger-joint replacements can be unpredictable. Lifejoint is a woman-owned small business, led by co-founder and CEO Marcia Hart alongside hand surgeon Dr. Ryan Katz.
Founded by a hand-trauma patient and her surgeon, Lifejoint Orthopedic Solutions is a Maryland medtech venture developing a small-joint replacement device for people with advanced hand arthritis. Co-founder Marcia Hart’s own table-saw injury exposed the limited options available to patients, while co-founder Ryan Katz brings experience as a Johns Hopkins-trained hand surgeon and educator. The company is pursuing research and FDA approval for an implant designed to relieve pain while preserving motion.
Since 2014, LifeLens Technologies has built a human-centered technology business around making physiological monitoring more useful in demanding real-world settings. Its wearable monitoring platform serves healthcare and defense users, with testing in more than 40 U.S. military fielding events since 2021 and FDA clearance for ambulatory ECG monitoring.
Lifeline Cell Technology develops and manufactures purified primary human cells, stem-cell products, and optimized cell-culture media for laboratory research. Its founders helped introduce normal human cell systems more than 25 years ago, and the company now operates an 8,000-square-foot laboratory and administrative facility in Frederick, Maryland as a wholly owned subsidiary of International Stem Cell Corporation. Lifeline also supports researchers through scientist-led technical assistance and an international distributor network.
For more than 35 years, LifeLine Mobile has custom-manufactured mobile medical vehicles that bring clinical, dental, imaging, blood-collection and training space to communities on the move. Based at its Columbus-area manufacturing facility, the company builds units from 20 to more than 75 feet and serves healthcare clients in over 24 countries. Its commercial-grade construction includes a full-length steel I-beam undercarriage, with designs offering up to 32.9% more workspace than comparable RVs or school buses.
LifePulse Corporation develops and manufactures its US-engineered Intellipulse® platform to deliver therapeutics directly into cells, with a focus on targeted oncology in human and veterinary medicine. Founded by Gary Strange, the Tampa Bay company builds on more than three decades of research, $35 million in non-dilutive funding, and over 100 issued patents. Its animal-health division has treated hundreds of dogs, cats, and horses since 2022, while its human-health program is advancing toward pancreatic-tumor trials.
LifeSafety Lighting, alongside its High5LED line, supplies life-safety equipment and commercial and industrial LED lighting fixtures to a nationwide network of lighting representatives. The American-owned company draws on team experience in lighting representation, electrical distribution, and lighting manufacturing, while keeping products stocked at warehouse locations across the United States. Its products carry UL and/or ETL certification, and the company offers a five-year warranty.
For more than 40 years, LifeScan has focused on helping people with diabetes manage their health through glucose-monitoring technology. Its OneTouch brand is used by more than 20 million people worldwide, while the company’s work also includes digital health solutions and hospital systems for diabetes care.
LifeSignals develops single-use wearable biosensors and cloud-based monitoring systems that capture and transmit clinical-grade patient data wirelessly, helping move care beyond the hospital bedside. Its UbiqVue platform combines a patented silicon processor with wearable devices and software for near-real-time multiparameter monitoring and Holter ECG services, while also supporting OEM integration. Founded by wireless technology engineers, the company works with global semiconductor and manufacturing partners to bring scalable monitoring to hospitals, homes, and ambulatory care.
LifeStraw grew from a simple pipe filter developed to support the Carter Center’s Guinea worm eradication work into a purpose-driven maker of tested water filters and purifiers for homes, travel, outdoor use and emergencies. Its products are designed to remove contaminants such as bacteria, parasites and microplastics, while the company’s Give Back program provides a year of safe water to a child in need for every product sold. LifeStraw has distributed more than 38 million Guinea worm filters since 1994 and reports that over 11.8 million children gained safe-water access through its programs.
Since 2005, Lifestyle Foods has made fresh, healthy grab-and-go foods and custom private-label meals for brands serving customers across the East Coast. Based in Hanover, Pennsylvania, the company develops everything from single-serve meals to meal kits and uses modified-atmosphere packaging alongside cold-chain distribution to help preserve freshness. Its renovated facility is SQF, USDA, and FDA inspected and operates under good manufacturing practices.
Created by New York City general dentist Dr. Dawn Jones, Lifestyle Pillows makes the Support Pillow, a firm-yet-comfortable pillow designed to stabilize and elevate areas of the body during patient recovery. Its color-coded system helps hospitals distinguish reusable in-facility pillowcases from blue cases sent home with patients, extending supportive care beyond the hospital bed or chair.
LifeStyles Healthcare makes sexual-wellness products, including condoms and personal lubricants, with a history that began in 1905 when Eric Ansell started making condoms in Richmond, Australia. The company has remained dedicated exclusively to sexual wellness for more than a century, pairing established products such as Ultra Sensitive condoms with newer offerings including pleasure massagers. Its products are developed to meet applicable local and medical-device regulatory requirements, with ingredients and suppliers reviewed against additional safety standards.
Founded in 2004, family-run LifeTime Solutions Ltd. develops and blends eco-friendly, biodegradable cleaning products for private brands at its facility in Newcastle, Ontario. The company can take a product from formulation through bottling, labeling and shipping, including proprietary solutions and custom research and development for specialized industries. LifeTime also holds Canadian distribution rights for Cimex cleaning machines and Releasit encapsulating carpet technology.
LifeTite Metal Products is a West Virginia regional manufacturer of roll-formed and fabricated metal roofing, siding, trim, and compact modular insulated metal buildings. Founded as a division of the Christian family’s privately held businesses in 2001, it operates manufacturing facilities in Kenna, Belington, and Mt. Hope and supplies contractors, homeowners, and businesses across the surrounding region.
LifeVac LLC grew from inventor and CEO Arthur Lih’s effort to prevent another child’s choking death, developing its airway-clearing device in 2013 before launching it the following year. Today, the company makes suction-based choking rescue equipment for families and organizations, with more than 6,000 lives reported saved.