Ultrasound Therapy in Illinois

EKLA Corporation is a woman and minority-owned medical technology manufacturer and distributor founded in 1995 and headquartered in Naperville, Illinois. The company serves over 2,500 integrated delivery networks (IDNs) and healthcare facilities across North America through a full-service distribution center. EKLA operates as both a manufacturer and a medical device supplier, providing clinical equipment, disposable products, and consumer healthcare solutions. The company manufactures Nova Plus hCG pregnancy rapid test kits and NovaPlus disposable digital thermometers under Vizient contracts, as well as proprietary products including MRI-safe pressure infusion bags, AquaCold cold therapy devices, heel protectors, and mobile DVT prevention pumps. EKLA maintains federal supply schedules and holds Vizient distribution agreements (DM0015) and multiple GSA contracts (V797D-40202 for medical equipment and supplies; 36F79718D0362 for patient mobility devices). The company specializes in white-glove delivery services, offering full-service minor equipment assembly, installation, and storage room design directly to end-user locations. EKLA's distribution capabilities emphasize rapid turnaround on pricing and product sourcing. The company is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Women's Business Enterprise (WBE), positioning it as a diversity supplier for hospital procurement initiatives.

Zenith Technical Innovations develops portable thermal rehabilitation devices for clinical and home use. The THERM-X is a multi-modality system that delivers digitally controlled therapeutic heat, cold, contrast, and compression therapy in a single 14-pound portable device. Unlike traditional ice-based systems, the THERM-X uses proprietary thermoelectric technology with a specialized coolant to maintain consistent therapeutic temperatures across multiple treatment cycles without refilling or melting. The system features customizable and preset treatment cycles, integrated compression capabilities, and bacteria-resistant coolant. Two primary product lines serve different markets: THERM-X AT for athletic trainers and clinic-based physical therapy, and THERM-X HOME for post-surgical and home-based thermal therapy. Compatible with therapy garments and accessories, the device eliminates the need for hot packs, cold packs, and traditional ice machines, offering low-maintenance operation and enhanced patient compliance. Suitable for sports injury treatment, post-operative rehabilitation, and chronic pain management in both professional sports and clinical settings.