Medical Recovery Company

Ergotron is derived from the words ergonomics and electronics . The company aims to improve the human interface with digital displays. Its products and digital display mounting solutions includes wall and desk mount arms, mobile carts, floor stands, desk stand, pivots and vertical lifts. Ergotron s products are designed to position computers where they re needed, provide ergonomic adjustability and save space. The company serves the healthcare, dental, pro AV, office, home, industrial, dispatch, financial and government markets. Established in 1982, Ergotron has headquarters in St. Paul, Minn., with five subsidiaries in Europe, one in Canada, and is represented in approximately 67 countries worldwide.

Maico Diagnostics was founded in Minneapolis in 1937. Coining the word audiometer, Maico designed the first hearing test instrument with a zero reference level, making the accurate measurement of hearing loss possible for the first time. In fact, Maico produced the first audiometer to be accepted by the American Medical Association. Today, Maico still provides a variety of products for the hearing health care market. Maico audiometers and tympanometers can be found in schools, hospitals, clinics and industries of all kinds in dozens of countries. Health care providers train on Maico equipment, and professionals around the world continue to rely on Maico products. The future of Maico is to continue its commitment to provide the latest in technology and reliability to meet the needs of the world market. With this commitment in mind, Maico will expand its presence in the diagnostic and industrial markets and will continue to be revolutionary in design and features.

ACIST Medical Systems manufactures contrast injection systems used by hospitals in more than 30 countries worldwide. Founded by Dr. Robert Wilson in 1991, ACIST Medical Systems was acquired in 2001 by the Bracco Group, a provider of integrated solutions for the diagnostic imaging field. Bracco is headquartered in Milan, Italy, with a subsidiary, Bracco Diagnostics, in Princeton, N.J. In addition to marketing and selling contrast agents, the company also manages all sales of ACIST systems in the United States. More than 1,000 systems are being used worldwide, providing thousands of physicians with a method of delivering contrast to obtain angiographic images. ACIST Medical Systems maintains offices in Eden Prairie, Minn., and has a customer service facility and a distribution center in Maastricht and Sittard, Netherlands.