Top 15 Medical Device Manufacturers in Arizona 2026

RadScan Medical Equipment, Inc.

Phoenix, Arizona

RadScan Medical Equipment, Inc. was founded in 1990 in Phoenix, Arizona, by a biomedical engineer who encountered CT scanner downtime caused by contaminants seeping under the cradle into the table interior.

AZ MediQuip - Peoria

Peoria, Arizona

AZ MediQuip, headquartered in Peoria, Arizona, has been serving the state's home medical equipment needs since 2011. The company operates eight retail showrooms across Arizona, including locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Mesa, Peoria, Goodyear, Prescott Valley, and Oro Valley.

Wisconsin Medical Supplies

Tempe, Arizona

Wisconsin Medical Supplies operates from Tempe, Arizona, with additional shipping operations in Wisconsin. The company emerged in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed the United States' lack of preparedness to supply healthcare professionals and citizens with essential protective equipment.

Fairway Medical has operated from Tempe, Arizona since 2010 as a women-owned small business founded by Lisa and Craig. The pair built the practice around personalized sleep apnea therapy, focusing on the Phoenix metropolitan area.

I.C. Medical Inc.

Phoenix, Arizona

I.C. Medical Inc.

MedTech AZ

Phoenix, Arizona

MedTech AZ operates from Phoenix, Arizona, where it has served the medical equipment repair market for over 40 years. Its core work covers autoclave repair across more than 20 makes and models, medical chair servicing including re‑upholstery and cosmetic finishes, and digital X‑ray system maintenance.

Salutaris Medical Devices, Inc. (SalutarisMD) is a clinical-stage medical device company based in Tucson, Arizona.

Tempo Medical Products LLC, operating as HemaSource, is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. The company has served the healthcare supply chain for over 28 years, though a specific founding year is not publicly disclosed.

Copper Star Home Medical Supplies operates from Phoenix, Arizona, where it has served the local community for over 22 years. The company runs what it describes as the largest medical supply showroom in the state from a location on East Bell Road near Highway 51, with additional stores in Tempe, Mesa, and Surprise.

EyeTech Digital Systems is based in Tempe, Arizona, and was founded in 1995 by Robert Chappell with the support of his sister, Melinda Trego. Chappell, a former defense-industry programmer at Lockheed Martin, developed a repetitive strain injury that made keyboard and mouse use painful.