US Medical Innovations (USMI)

US medical device company developing innovative products for clinical and surgical applications. Focuses on disposable and reusable devices supporting procedural efficiency in hospital and outpatient settings.

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US Medical Innovations (USMI)
21000 Atlantic Blvd
Sterling, VA 20166
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