Emergency & Resuscitation in Massachusetts

Zoe Medical, Inc. is a US-based manufacturer of patient monitoring systems founded in 1996 and headquartered 30 miles north of Boston in Topsfield, Massachusetts. The company has established itself as one of the largest patient monitoring system manufacturers in the United States, with tens of thousands of installed units globally. Zoe designs, manufactures, and supports all products domestically in the USA. Historically, Zoe has operated primarily as an OEM/contract manufacturer for major healthcare organizations. The company now distributes its own-label monitoring products at factory-direct pricing, targeting physician offices, oral and outpatient surgery centers, emergency medical services (EMS), and central monitoring stations. Product portfolio includes the Nightingale series (PPM3 for oral/outpatient surgery, PHM compact spot-check monitor with thumb ECG for physician offices, and MPC nurse central station for alarm surveillance and trending) and the 740SELECT multiparameter monitor for EMS and vital signs applications. All monitors support standard vital sign parameters including ECG, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, temperature, and capnography. The company emphasizes substantial R&D investment, proprietary product architecture, and manufacturing capability. Products are designed for clinical environments ranging from point-of-care physician offices to operating rooms, EMS transport, and hospital central monitoring. Zoe maintains direct customer support and offers sales quotes and customized solutions. All manufacturing and technical support are US-based.

VIPER Emergency Medical Restraints, LLC manufactures rapidly deployable soft limb restraint systems designed for managing combative and agitated patients in emergency and healthcare settings. The company's core product, VIPER (Violent Incident Prevention and Evasion Restraint), is a patent-pending universal restraint featuring adjustable CAM mechanisms and universal clips engineered for minimal training deployment. The system is manufactured in the USA, latex-free, PFAS-free, and designed to reduce physical and emotional harm to both patients and caregivers during patient securement and transport. VIPER serves multiple sectors including hospitals, EMS agencies, fire departments, law enforcement, security services, and airlines. The product is washable, reusable, one-size-fits-all, static and shock-tested, and includes complimentary training. The company was developed by personnel with over 100 years of combined emergency medical services experience, focusing on evidence-based approaches to de-escalation and safe patient handling in high-acuity behavioral health situations.

ProCell Surgical Inc. manufactures the ProCell® system, the first and only automated medical device designed to recover blood from surgical sponges for intraoperative autotransfusion (IAT). The system automates the collection and processing of blood-saturated sponges during surgery, enabling reinfusion of the patient's own blood and reducing the need for allogeneic transfusions. The device is positioned as a blood conservation technology that optimizes perioperative hemostasis management. Key claimed benefits include elimination of blood splatter, reduced plasma-free hemoglobin compared to manual methods (hand-wringing), decreased LDH levels, and improved OR workflow ergonomics and safety. The ProCell system serves general surgery, orthopedic, cardiac, and trauma surgical specialties where significant intraoperative blood loss occurs. The company holds two US patents (9,199,009 and 10,039,867) and pending patents covering the automated sponge blood recovery technology. ProCell operates in the blood management and surgical hemostasis segment, targeting hospital operating rooms and surgical centers seeking to reduce transfusion rates, improve patient safety, and achieve cost savings through autologous blood recovery.

Belmont Medical Technologies is a medical device manufacturer specializing in fluid warming, fluid management, and patient temperature regulation solutions for critical care environments. The company develops precision-controlled devices designed for hospitals, surgical centers, emergency transport, military combat fields, and EMS settings. Belmont's portfolio addresses hypothermia prevention, intraoperative normothermia maintenance, and therapeutic temperature management. The Belmont® Rapid Infuser RI-2 delivers warmed blood and fluids at rates from 2.5 to 1000 ml/min with automatic air detection; buddy lite® provides portable, battery-powered warming for field and transport use; Allon® and CritiCool® systems maintain perioperative body temperature non-invasively using algorithm-driven heat pumps and disposable patient garments; and the Hyperthermia Pump™ performs intraperitoneal and thoracic hyperthermic lavage with electromagnetic induction heating. All disposables are aluminum-free and feature intuitive touchscreen interfaces. Belmont has earned significant U.S. military contracts for fluid resuscitation and temperature management.