Operating Room Systems in Maryland

Action Products, Inc. manufactures reusable pressure-relief and patient positioning products for operating rooms, hospitals, and home medical settings. The company's core technology is Akton®, a proprietary viscoelastic polymer with tissue-equivalent feel that does not leak, flow, or bottom out if punctured. Founded over 50 years ago, Action Products focuses on preventing hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs), which affect 2.5 million US patients annually and cost healthcare systems $9.1–$11.6 billion. The company markets two primary product lines: Hospital Products (OR overlays, positioning pads, headrests for surgical tables) and Home Medical Products (wheelchair positioning systems and pressure-relief aids for individuals with disabilities). All products are reusable, reducing surgical waste and supporting sustainable clinical practices. Action Products holds CE marking and ISO 13485 certification for medical device quality management, is Made in the USA, and operates sales representatives across US states with distributors in over 60 countries. The company targets perioperative teams, facility procurement departments, and home care providers seeking evidence-based pressure injury prevention solutions.

Longeviti Neuro Solutions designs and manufactures innovative implantable platforms for complex brain surgery. The company's flagship product line includes ClearFit® patient-specific and off-the-shelf cranial implants that enable real-time ultrasound imaging post-operatively, reducing patient radiation exposure while supporting bedside or clinic-based monitoring. ClearFit® implants are FDA-cleared and designed to correct and restore bony voids and cranial defects while maintaining compatibility with ultrasound visualization. Longeviti also manufactures InvisiShunt® and InvisiLead, low-profile cranial implants that integrate with the skull's natural contour while accommodating neurosurgical devices such as shunts and leads. The company partners with Clarius Mobile Health and GE Healthcare to integrate handheld and console-based ultrasound systems into its clinical workflow. Founded by leading neurosurgeons, medical device executives, and biomedical engineers, Longeviti focuses on restoring patients to anatomical and neurological normalcy through innovative functional neurotechnology. Products are sterilized, come in multiple sizes and curvatures, and are intended for use in neurosurgical departments, operating rooms, and post-operative monitoring environments. The company provides medical education resources and clinical support to healthcare providers.

Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corp. is a leading manufacturer of cardiopulmonary bypass and perfusion equipment, specializing in oxygenators, heart-lung machines, blood gas monitoring systems, and endoscopic vessel harvesting (EVH) products for cardiac surgery. The company manufactures the world's longest-running line of commercially available heart-lung machines and pioneered the first hollow fiber oxygenator technology. Terumo's product portfolio includes advanced perfusion systems, continuous in-line blood gas monitors (CDI Systems), and specialized surgical instruments for coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) procedures. Their CDI OneView monitoring system provides real-time monitoring of up to 22 vital patient parameters, serving as an industry benchmark for perfusion management. The company serves cardiac operating rooms, perfusion departments, and cardiovascular surgical centers across North America and internationally. Terumo emphasizes quality systems management, clinical outcomes optimization, and training for perfusionists and cardiac surgeons. The company provides educational webinars, expert guidance on EVH techniques, and perfusion management resources to support clinicians at all experience levels.

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.