Emergency Medical Supplies Companies

Cardinal Health (US) Launched their Cardinal Health™ Disaster Response Solutions suite, offering customizable emergency supply kits and logistical support for disaster-stricken regions. Partnered with international aid organizations to improve the distribution of emergency medical supplies in emergency situations.

Medtronic (US) Introduced their LUCAS Q15 Chest Compression System, a portable and automated device for improving CPR effectiveness in pre-hospital settings. Collaborated with research institutions to develop next-generation emergency medical technologies like remote patient monitoring and telemedicine solutions.

Stryker Corporation (US) Focused on their Mobile Surgical Units, offering fully equipped and deployable operating rooms for use in disaster zones and conflict areas. Expanded their training programs for healthcare professionals on emergency medical procedures and disaster response tactics.

World Health Organization (WHO) Updated their Essential Medicines List to include critical medications and medical supplies needed for emergency response and disaster relief. Developed guidelines for emergency logistics and supply chain management to ensure efficient distribution of essential supplies during disasters.

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Launched a global campaign to raise awareness about the importance of pre-hospital care and access to emergency medical supplies in conflict zones. Expanded their stockpiles of emergency medical supplies in strategic locations around the world for rapid deployment during emergencies.

• Stryker (US)


• 3M (US)


• Medtronic plc (Ireland)


• Koninklijke Phillips N.V. (Netherlands)


• GE Healthcare (US)


• Smith & Nephew (UK)


• Cardinal Health (US)


• Becton & Dickinson Company (US)


• Braun Melsungen AG (Germany)


• Abbott Laboratories (US)


• Bayer Corporation (Germany)


• Integra LifeSciences Corporation (US)