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Summit Corporate Services - Clients
Summit's clients
speak for our ability to operate in sophisticated and complex
industries around the country and around the world. By effectively and
reliably implementing our outsourcing solutions, we keep our clients
focused on their core objectives.
ElectroCore LLCElectroCore is a medical device company focused on the research and development of products targeting treatments utilizing neurostimulation and neuromodulation. Additional information is available online at www.electrocoremedical.com.
|  | Mederi Therapeutics, Inc.Mederi Therapeutics, Inc. is a medical device company whose
first two products deliver proprietary, minimally invasive treatments
for GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) and FI (fecal incontinence).
Information on the Stretta and Secca treatments are available at www.mederitherapeutics.com.
|  | Cluffy BioMedicalThe Cluffy Wedge, created by James Clough, DPM, is the first product in a line of biomechanical devices designed to improve foot function. The Cluffy Wedge is a proven and effective treatment for biomechanical problems of the foot related to functional hallux limitus, first-ray insufficiency, and an unstable windlass mechanism. Additional information about Cluffy Biomedical and the Cluffy Wedge is available online at www.cluffyinstitute.com.
|  | BoneSupport, Inc. Minnesota based BoneSupport, Inc. is a medical technology company dedicated to the development of injectable synthetic bone-like materials for the treatment of various defects, including fragility fractures caused by osteoporosis. Its Cerament™ Bone Void Filler offers consistent bone remodeling properties as well as adequate compressive strength. Additional information is available online at www.bonesupport.se.
|  | Wound Care Technologies, LLC Based in Eden Prairie, MN Wound Care develops innovative products for the acute and chronic wound care markets. Its initial product, the DermaClose™ RC Continuous External Tissue Expander, enables healthcare professionals to do primary closures on wounds as large as 15 centimeters in diameter without more complicated flap or skin graft procedures. Additional information is available online at www.woundcaretech.com.
|  | Stryker Spine
Since the Company's
founding in 1941, Stryker has evolved into a leader in the worldwide
orthopaedic market with 2006 sales in excess of $5.4 billion. Stryker Spine,
one of the newest divisions within Stryker Corporation, develops,
manufacturers, and sells a full range of spinal implants utilized in
spine surgeries throughout the world. Additional information is
available online at www.stryker.com.
|  | Cardo Medical Cardo Medical creates reconstructive orthopedic and spinal
surgery products through advanced engineering. Cardo Medical's cutting
edge products are designed to reduce operative time, enhance surgical
technique, shorten hospital stays, reduce recovery time and improve
outcomes. Additional information is available online at www.cardomedical.com.
|  | SpineCore, Inc.
SpineCore, the Summit, NJ based developer of the
FlexiCore and CerviCore artificial lumbar and cervical discs, founded
in 2001 by Thomas J. Errico, M.D. and J.P. Errico, was acquired by
Stryker Corporation in 2004.
|  | Mag-Tec Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Mag-Tec is a
developer of innovative technologies used in orthopedic
and dental procedures.
| Orthos, Ltd.Established in 1998 and based in Bristol, England, Orthos is
focused on the development of biomaterials and cellular technologies
that enhance the body's repair mechanisms and enable physicians to
resolve even their most challenging clinical situations. Orthos'
advanced osteobiologic materials and cellular technologies are being
used by surgeons around the world. Additional information is available
online at www.orthos.com.
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