Lyall Willis was formed in 1898 and became a UK Ltd Company in 1920 primarily dealing in the export of UK manufactured goods. Lyall Willis & Co. Ltd. later moved its focus to becoming suppliers and distributors of Surgical Instruments, Diagnostic devices as well as Medical and scientific Instrumentation. Over the years Lyall Willis Surgical has built up considerable experience in the healthcare market specifically relating to its extensive range of Surgical Instruments and Diagnostic devices. To develop the UK market Lyall Willis offered a customer orientated service to medical trade companies throughout the UK as well as the NHS Trusts. Most of our sales and marketing is carried out through the instrument trade and distributors. Lyall Willis Surgical has become well known for stocking over 2,000 different types of surgical instruments available for next day despatch throughout the UK. With a total stock of over 400,000 surgical instruments, Lyall Willis surgical is able to respond quickly to customer demand and always strives to deliver more than 98% of orders on time and in full.We hold a current ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485:2003, MDD 92/43/EEC certification and mark all our instruments with "CE" Mark and MDA Registration number "CA 001080". We also supply our own branded Sphygmomanometers marked with our registration number 0473. All surgical instruments are made from the highest-grade quality stainless steel to meet the requirements of BS 5194 part 1-4. We also supply bespoke surgical instruments where required by our customers. Furthermore Lyall Willis Surgical has expanded its operations into the supply of Single Use Sterile Surgical Instruments and Procedure Packs including Drapes. We have set up our own Clean Room Facility at our Factory in Bexhill-on-sea. Further additions to our scope include diagnostic devices such as Sphygmomanometers, Stethoscopes, Hammers, Tuning Forks, Laryngoscopes, and currently we have been successful on both Re-Usable and Single Use Framework Agreements and are suppliers to numerous NHS Supply Chain Contracts.

Grady Health System provides a broad range of health services to residents of Georgia's Fulton and DeKalb counties. At its center is the 950-bed Grady Memorial Hospital, a full-service teaching hospital. Services include primary, diagnostic, surgical, and rehabilitative care. Grady Memorial is home to centers for the treatments of cancer, severe burns, diabetes, sickle-cell anemia, and infectious diseases; it is also home to the state's only poison center. In addition, Grady Health System operates the Hughes Spalding Children's Hospital, 10 area health centers, and a regional emergency transportation service. The system is owned by The Fulton-DeKalb Medical Authority.

LiDCO Group cares about the status of your heart. The company develops and manufactures minimally-invasive medical devices primarily for use in the field of cardiovascular monitoring. Its products include the LiDCO System (a sensoring product) and the LiDCOplus and PulseCO System (monitoring products), which can be used together to collect data electronically and monitor how well high-risk cardiovascular patients' hearts are performing. The company was established in 1991, and it bases its products on research that comes out of the Applied Physiology Laboratory at St. Thomas' Hospital. LiDCO sells its products worldwide.

Saint Vincent Health System provides various health care services to northwestern Pennsylvania residents. The health care network includes Saint Vincent Health Center, a regional tertiary care hospital with nearly 370 beds, and Westfield Memorial Hospital, a community hospital with about 25 beds. Other operations include the Saint Vincent Medical Group (a physician's general practice group) and specialty outpatient facilities and surgery centers. Founded in 1875, the health system offers specialized services such as emergency care, orthopedics, cardiology, rehabilitation, home health, and sports medicine.

Griffin Health Services protects the well-being of residents in Connecticut. Griffin Health Services Corporation company provides health services through its 160-bed Griffin Hospital, a not-for-profit, acute care hospital in Derby, Connecticut. The hospital is an affiliate of the Planetree organization, which works with its member facilities to create patient-centered environments. As a Planetree facility, Griffin Hospital allows patients access to their own charts, contains no restricted areas, and uses alternative therapies such as meditation and acupuncture. The hospital also operates an inpatient psychiatric unit with about two dozen beds serving adults and seniors.

St. Vincent Health System provides a comprehensive range of health services to residents of Central Arkansas through a network of five hospitals and numerous outpatient facilities. The hub of the system is St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center, a full-service acute care hospital. It is home to the system's centers of excellence in heart care, orthopaedic medicine, spinal injury, wound treatment, and stroke recovery, among others. St. Vincent Health System also provides health and wellness educational services, home care, and rehabilitative care.

The Medical House group of companies design, develop, and manufacture medical devices and drug delivery systems. Its Medical House Products Ltd. subsidiary manufactures drug delivery systems, such as reusable and disposable needle-free injectors and disposable do-it-yourself injectors for patients at home. Customers include pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturers in the UK, Europe, and the US. The company sold its Eurocut medical instrument manufacturing subsidiary to Sandvik Materials Technology in May 2008. The Medical House was founded in 1998 and went public in 2000; it has agreed to be acquired by medical device maker Consort Medical.

MacKay Life Sciences (formerly Biofield) is trying to blaze a trail in the diagnostic equipment market with its Biofield Diagnostic System, which employs single-use sensors to detect and examine changes associated with breast cancer. The system is based on the theory that epithelial cancers are characterized by changes in the electrical charge of the affected tissue; the sensors analyze these changes and identify if a lesion is malignant or benign. The process requires less than 20 minutes, and has possible applications to cancers of the ovaries, skin, prostate, and colon. Director James MacKay, through the MacKay Group, owns a majority interest in MacKay Life Sciences.

NxStage Medical is giving some life back to those needing dialysis to treat acute kidney failure and end-stage renal disease. The medical device company's primary product, System One, is a portable hemodialysis machine, which can be used by patients at home or by professionals in a hospital setting. The FDA-approved device is also marketed to hospitals for critical care and to dialysis clinics that want to create or expand their services to home-based patients. Typically, customers rent the System One equipment, but its largest customer, DaVita, has chosen to purchase. NxStage Medical's subsidiary, Medisystems, supplies customers with disposable blood tubing and needles.

Sutter Health is just a stone's throw away. The Northern California, not-for-profit health care system is one of the nation's largest. After being formed more than a decade ago through the merger of Sutter Health and California Healthcare System, Sutter Health now caters to residents of more than 100 communities from the Bay Area to the Central Valley. Its services are provided through about 3,500 affiliated doctors from a host of health care facilities, including more than 25 acute care hospitals, home health/hospice networks, and skilled nursing facilities.

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