Emergency Stretchers in Illinois

ISOVAC Products LLC is a privately owned Illinois manufacturer specializing in chemical, biological, and radiological (CBR) isolation and containment systems. Founded in 1999, the company designs and manufactures portable patient isolation units and contaminated casualty containment equipment for safe transport and isolation of infectious or contaminated patients while protecting first responders and medical personnel. Primary markets include all branches of the U.S. Department of Defense, NATO countries, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), FEMA, state and municipal emergency response agencies, hospitals, and commercial emergency services. Products are designed to mitigate risks from CBR warfare, terrorist attacks, viral outbreaks (COVID-19, H5N1, SARS, Ebola), industrial accidents, and natural disasters. The company manufactures equipment on a GSA schedule and holds FDA 510(k) clearance for its flagship CAPSULS™ patient isolation unit (Class II device, K052798). Equipment has been deployed globally and utilized by U.S. Coast Guard, international space operations, and major aeromedical transport providers. Manufacturing and design operations are conducted in-house at the Romeoville, Illinois facility.

MAC Medical, Inc. is a leading American manufacturer of high-quality stainless steel and laminate healthcare equipment for hospitals and healthcare facilities. Founded in 1998, the company operates advanced manufacturing facilities in Southern Illinois and serves clients in over 20 countries. MAC Medical specializes in custom and standard medical equipment including laminate mobile carts, warming cabinets, stretchers, surgical scrub sinks, processing sinks, stainless steel casework, tables, carts, IV stands, mayo stands, solution stands, linen hampers, kick buckets, step stools, pass-through windows, and peg boards. With over 140 employees and approximately $24.5 million in annual revenue, MAC Medical is committed to providing quality, American-made medical solutions tailored to diverse healthcare facility needs.