The medical device reprocessing market is witnessing steady growth, driven by the increasing demand for cost-effective healthcare solutions and the rising emphasis on reducing medical waste.

Late last month, FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH; Rockville, MD) issued updated guidance on the reprocessing of single-use devices (SUDs). Under the new guidelines, reprocessors ...

Opportunities span automated reprocessing, outsourced sterilization, digital traceability, AI analytics, safer chemistries, ...

The Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI Institute) has released its annual "Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns for Healthcare Organizations," naming some repeat offenders—like device reprocessing—to ...

This article is written by Jason Wandersee, CEO of MEDISISS, a Medline-owned reprocessing company. MEDISISS is the leader in reprocessing to surgery centers throughout the United States since 1997. By ...

It might surprise you that Europe, and specifically the European Union (EU), is lagging far behind the United States when it comes to the re-use of single-use devices. After all, Europe is usually ...

Asia-Pacific is projected to be the fastest-growing region. The global medical device reprocessing market is projected to grow to $3.8b by 2034, driven by hospitals adopting reprocessed devices to cut ...

With supply costs as one of the top two expenses for surgery centers (staffing is the other), more and more ASCs are purchasing reprocessed devices, which help to reduce costs, among other benefits.

Reprocessing of single-use devices rakes in US$87M per year as an industry in itself. Of course OEMs of single use devices would prefer that were a US$0 per year ...

Key Companies in the Medical Device Reprocessing Market: Stryker Corporation (Sustainability Solutions), Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. (Sterilmed), Medline ...