Mobility & Assistive Devices in Maryland

Harbor Medical is a healthcare equipment manufacturer and distributor with over 30 years of industry experience, specializing in mobility and accessibility solutions for adults and children with special needs, elderly populations, and wheelchair users. The company designs and manufactures high-quality adult changing tables, specialized accessible bathtubs, and height-adjustable sinks for institutional and public facilities. Product lines include the Invincible electric vandal-proof changing table for public restrooms, the CTX2-CP electric height-adjustable changing table with padded top and water collection tray, the CTE2 electric changing table, the Ascent electric height-adjustable table (US-manufactured), the CTM3 manual height-adjustable table, fixed-height changing tables, the Motion Tub for bathing, the Compact DC11 unit, and height-adjustable sink systems. Harbor Medical serves long-term care facilities, private and group homes, special needs educational institutions, hospitals, assisted living facilities, community centers, government facilities, and public venues including airports, stadiums, and universities. Notable installations include Mayo Clinic, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and major public facilities such as NY Mets Stadium and San Antonio International Airport. The company emphasizes safe, ergonomic design for caregivers and users, with water collection and sanitization features integrated into product lines.

Patient Positioning Systems, LLC (PPS) designs and manufactures specialized safe patient handling and airway management solutions focused on bariatric care and obese patient positioning. The company serves acute care facilities including emergency departments, ICUs, radiology, labor & delivery, and EMS settings. PPS products address critical clinical needs in airway management, lateral patient transfers, vertical lifting, turning and positioning, and fall recovery—with emphasis on preventing caregiver injuries while optimizing patient safety and treatment outcomes. The product portfolio includes RAMP (rapid inflatable positioning for airway management), GLIDE (safe lateral transfer systems), and LIFT (vertical lifting and positioning technology). Products are engineered for ergonomic design, ease of use, and clinical efficacy in high-acuity environments where bariatric patient handling presents significant safety risks. PPS markets to hospital systems, emergency response teams, and healthcare facilities managing complex positioning requirements for obese patients across multiple clinical departments.

Infinite Biomedical Technologies (IBT) is a medical device company established in 1997 and rooted at Johns Hopkins University, specializing in innovative solutions for upper limb loss and difference. The company develops myoelectric control systems and related prosthetic technologies designed to improve patient outcomes and functionality. IBT's primary product lines include Glide, an advanced myoelectric control system, and FlexCell, a flexible battery system for prosthetic devices. The company has demonstrated significant clinical validation, with over 50 peer-reviewed publications in the medical literature and more than 5,000 patients served globally across 21 countries. IBT holds 9 patents and has received 55 awarded grants, reflecting substantial investment in research and development. The company's focus on streamlined, user-centered design suggests commitment to accessibility and ease of use for patients with upper limb loss. As a Johns Hopkins-affiliated organization, IBT operates within a research-intensive environment emphasizing evidence-based product development.