Medical Device Companies in Minnesota

Biomerics

Brooklyn Park, Minnesota

Biomerics, headquartered in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, traces its roots to 1994 when it was founded as Utah Plastics Group with three employees and a single customer. The privately owned company has grown from one location to a vertically integrated contract manufacturer with 12 facilities globally, including campuses in Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.

QXMedical, LLC

Roseville, Minnesota

QXMedical, LLC was founded in 2007 in Montreal, Canada, on the principle of delivering uncompromised value and quality in underserved, high-growth segments of the medical device market. The company established its Technology and Manufacturing Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in 2010, positioning itself in the North American medical device hub.

Abbott

Roseville, Minnesota12000 employees

Founded in 1910, Abbott operates from its headquarters in Roseville, Minnesota, with a deep-rooted presence in India where it has served the healthcare landscape for over a century. The company employs more than 12,000 people across urban and rural communities in India, reflecting a commitment to broad accessibility.

Clarus Medical

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Clarus Medical, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has accumulated over three decades of experience in the design and manufacture of small-diameter, high-quality medical endoscopes. Today, Clarus Medical produces a portfolio that includes intubation scopes, minimally invasive spine devices, inspection borescopes, neuroendoscopes, and fiberoptic inspection scopes.

Cretex Medical

Elk River, Minnesota

Cretex Medical operates from Elk River, Minnesota, as part of the privately held Cretex Companies, which traces its ownership back more than 100 years. The business is led by Jeff Wollerman, president and CEO of Cretex Companies, and focuses exclusively on contract manufacturing and engineering services for the medical device sector.

Forj Medical

St Paul, Minnesota

Forj Medical is headquartered in Arden Hills, Minnesota, with additional facilities in St. Paul and Vadnais Heights.

Freudenberg Medical

Minnetonka, Minnesota2,700+ employees

The company provides vertically integrated services across 12 manufacturing sites and two sales offices worldwide, encompassing 813,000 square feet of production space and a workforce of over 2,700. Core capabilities include silicone molding and extrusion, thermoplastic injection molding and extrusion, precision metal tubing and hypotube fabrication, specialty needle manufacturing, hydrophilic and drug-eluting coatings, and complex catheter design and assembly.

Imricor Medical Systems was established in 2006 in Burnsville, Minnesota, a suburb of the Twin Cities. The company was co-founded by Steve Wedan, a veteran of the medical device industry with prior experience at GE Healthcare and Applied Biometrics, alongside three other pioneers.

Nextern

Maple Grove, Minnesota

Nextern is headquartered in Maple Grove, Minnesota. Founded in the early 2000s as an engineering and manufacturing partner for industrial components, the company shifted its focus to medical device electromechanical systems in 2016.

Summit Medical, an Innovia Medical Company

Eagan, Minnesota

Summit Medical, an Innovia Medical Company, operates from Eagan, Minnesota. The business is part of Innovia Medical, a family of specialty surgical companies that partner with medical professionals to elevate patient care and improve clinical outcomes.