Top 13 Medical Device Manufacturers in Connecticut 2026

Connecticut Hypodermics Inc

Wallingford, Connecticut

Connecticut Hypodermics Inc. was founded in 1979 and is based in Wallingford, Connecticut, with its facility located in the Yalesville area.

Contract Medical Manufacturing LLC

Oxford, Connecticut

Contract Medical Manufacturing (CMM) operates from Oxford, Connecticut, just off Interstate 84 between Boston and New York City. The company was formed in 2007 as a spin-off of Doctors Research Group, Inc., with roots tracing back to 2000.

Hobbs Medical

Stafford Springs, Connecticut

Hobbs Medical, a privately held company founded in 1984, operates from Stafford Springs, Connecticut. It was among the first to specialize in the design and manufacture of custom diagnostic and therapeutic accessories for the gastrointestinal and pulmonary endoscopy markets.

Medzah Industries

Glastonbury, Connecticut

Founded in 2016 by Rafey Zaheer in Glastonbury, Connecticut, Medzah Industries began as a minority-owned small business with a mission to transform healthcare supplies through innovation and eco-friendly practices. The company also operates a site in Dallas, Texas, and a second Connecticut location in South Windsor.

Focus Medical

Bethel, Connecticut

Focus Medical, based in Bethel, Connecticut, has been developing aesthetic laser and light‑based devices for over 25 years. The product line includes the NaturaLase CO2 laser, NaturaLight IPL system, and other platforms designed for hair removal, wrinkle reduction, vascular lesions, and cosmetic treatments.

Putnam Medical Corporation

Dayville, Connecticut

Putnam Medical Corporation is based in Dayville, Connecticut, where it operates a 20,000-square-foot facility. The company was co-founded by Ryan Dandeneau, who serves as CEO, and is part of the Putnam family's medical device portfolio that includes sister company Putnam Plastics, a technology leader for over 40 years.

Resonetics was founded in 1987 in Nashua, New Hampshire, and now operates from its headquarters in Bethel, Connecticut. The company has grown into a global network of 20 facilities specializing in advanced engineering, prototyping, product development, and micro manufacturing for the medical device industry.

AVNA, formerly OKAY Industries, is headquartered in Berlin, Connecticut. The company traces its engineering and manufacturing roots back over 100 years and has served the medical technology sector for nearly 50 years.

Bio-Med Devices, Inc.

Guilford, Connecticut

Based in Guilford, Connecticut, Bio-Med Devices has been designing and manufacturing respiratory care equipment for over 50 years. The company became a family-owned business in 1984 when respiratory equipment sales representative Dean Bennett Jr.

BioWave operates from Westport, Connecticut, as a medical technology company focused on neuromodulation for pain management. The company's technology originated in professional sports settings, where it was developed to address the demanding recovery needs of elite athletes.