ENT (Otorhinolaryngology) in Connecticut

Zimmer Biomet is a leading global medical technology company specializing in orthopedic implants, surgical robotics, and digital health solutions. The company manufactures and distributes a comprehensive portfolio of joint replacement systems, trauma devices, spine products, and minimally invasive surgical instruments. Core product lines include the Persona knee system, Z1 hip system, ROSA robotic surgery platform, and specialized solutions for foot & ankle, shoulder, elbow, and sports medicine applications. The company also offers digital care management platforms (mymobility) and AI-enabled surgical navigation systems. Zimmer Biomet serves orthopedic surgeons, hospitals, and surgical centers globally with FDA-cleared and CE-marked devices. Manufacturing capabilities span multiple facilities in North America and internationally, with regulatory compliance including FDA 510(k) clearances and ISO certifications. The company provides comprehensive support including surgical education, training, reimbursement assistance, and equipment servicing. Additionally, Zimmer Biomet distributes specialty products in CMF (craniomaxillofacial), thoracic, trauma, and other surgical specialties through strategic business units.

Carwild Corporation is a contract medical device manufacturer operating facilities in New London, Connecticut, and San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic, in partnership with Medsorb Dominicana, S.A. The company specializes in absorbent medical technologies and custom converting services for the medical device industry. Carwild manufactures products using polyvinyl acetate (PVA) and hydrophilic urethane (PU) foam, specialty medical-grade threads, and North American-sourced cotton, rayon, and composite materials. Converting capabilities include injection molding, die-cutting, sonic welding, sewing, assembly, and sterile packaging. The company holds ISO 13485 certification and U.S. FDA registration, ensuring compliance with medical device manufacturing standards. Carwild serves diverse medical markets including dental, ophthalmic, ENT, orthopedic, neurological, endovascular, and wound care applications. The company operates a ship-to-stock program and distributes to over 45 countries worldwide. Founded in 1978 by Joel Wildstein, Carwild is family-owned and currently led by second-generation president David Wildstein. With over 40 years of medical industry experience, the company provides scalable manufacturing solutions ranging from small-batch custom projects to large-scale production. Manufacturing includes absorbent component fabrication, precision converting, and complete assembly with sterile packaging capabilities.

Tyro Medical LLC is a US-based medical device distributor and solutions provider specializing in C-ARM X-Ray protective drapes, bone conduction hearing devices, and single-use button cannulas. The company manufactures and distributes SIEMENS C-ARM drapes for fluoroscopy and interventional radiology applications, offering purpose-designed sterile draping solutions for C-ARM X-Ray devices. In audiology and otolaryngology, Tyro Medical supplies bone conduction hearing devices including the Contact Star, Contact Mini, and Contact Forte Alpha models. The company also produces single-use button cannulas—small-diameter, sterile infusion instruments designed for wound cleaning, treatment, and fluid administration in challenging anatomical areas. Button cannulas serve applications in dental practices, ENT medicine, and veterinary medicine. Tyro Medical positions itself as a trusted source for specialized medical device solutions with a focus on customer service and meeting distinct clinical requirements. Based in Ridgefield, Connecticut, the company maintains direct sales and support capabilities. Product offerings emphasize safety, regulatory compliance, and compatibility with established hospital and clinic equipment ecosystems.