Patient Room Equipment in Virginia

Kerma Medical Products, Inc. is a healthcare medical device manufacturer and direct distributor established in 1991, based in Suffolk, Virginia. The company operates dual business divisions: a manufacturing division providing contract manufacturing, assembly, and packaging services to medical device companies, and a direct sales division serving over 4,000 healthcare locations including hospitals, acute care facilities, and durable medical equipment providers. Kerma manufactures and distributes wound care and pressure management products, patient monitoring devices, neonatal equipment, and body fluid management systems. The company is certified as a Virginia and New York state diversity supplier and holds contracts with major healthcare GPOs including HealthTrust, Premier, Vizient, and Novaplus, ensuring reliable access to quality medical products at competitive pricing with streamlined order tracking and timely delivery.

2View LLC manufactures the 2View Mammography Specimen Container, a specialized device designed to preserve the integrity of partial mastectomy specimens during imaging and transport to pathology. The container addresses critical challenges in breast cancer surgical pathology by eliminating specimen compression, distortion, and manipulation that can compromise margin assessment and lead to unnecessary re-excisions. The 2View container features a radio-opaque grid that enables orthogonal (90-degree) imaging without requiring specimen removal or manipulation. The surgeon can oversee specimen placement and control retention pressure, ensuring the tissue remains undistorted during radiology examination and remains untouched until removed in pathology. The device is used by surgeons, radiologists, and pathologists in breast cancer care workflows. The company holds U.S. Patent 8,162,140. The 2View container improves surgical confidence in margin status, streamlines the operating room workflow, and reduces specimen handling artifacts that complicate pathological assessment. The device serves hospitals and surgical centers performing breast-conserving procedures and provides utility in specimen documentation and communication between surgical, radiological, and pathological teams.