Medical Devices Acquisitions in Michigan

Medical Device Deal Themes in Michigan

Michigan-based medical device acquisitions show a mix of platform-building and capability add-ons, spanning newborn care, clinical monitoring, sterile processing, consumables, ophthalmic devices, and oncology tooling.

Recurring buyers include Getinge, AirStrip, and Natus Sensory, alongside investor-backed operators such as Waud Capital Partners, Corza Medical (GTCR), and Protective Industries (Berwind). Many transactions connect to core themes like expanding product portfolios, strengthening clinical workflows, and extending manufacturing and reprocessing capabilities.

Deals also reflect Michigan’s role as a base for both innovators and suppliers—from Fraser, Grand Blanc, and Madison Heights to Grand Rapids—where targets range from FDA-cleared technologies and device portfolios to contract manufacturing and medical point-of-care workstations.

What Stands Out

  • Clinical care expansion: Natus Sensory acquired TheraB Medical to broaden newborn care phototherapy options, and AirStrip acquired Fifth Eye to strengthen predictive hemodynamic monitoring.
  • Infection-control and reprocessing focus: Getinge acquired Healthmark to complement sterile reprocessing equipment, consumables, and software.
  • Portfolio buildout across specialties: ophthalmic disposables (Corza Medical / Barron Precision Instruments), musculoskeletal oncology (Onkos Surgical / JTS), and pediatric bone cancer reconstruction extendible prostheses.
  • Michigan supplier depth: transactions include clean-room contract manufacturing (Medbio), pathology equipment and services (Mopec Group), and medical point-of-care workstations (Altus Industries).
  • Buyer
    Natus Sensory
    Target
    TheraB Medical
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Natus Sensory has acquired TheraB Medical, a medical technology company focused on neonatal jaundice treatment using wearable phototherapy. The deal expands Natus Sensory’s newborn care portfolio with SnugLit, a FDA-cleared swaddle-style phototherapy system designed to support family-centered care while delivering continuous therapy.

  • Buyer
    K5 Global, Bezos Expeditions, Wellington Management
    Target
    HistoSonics
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    HistoSonics, the developer of the Edison Histotripsy System, announced a management-led majority stake acquisition valuing the company at approximately $2.25 billion. The investment syndicate includes K5 Global, Bezos Expeditions, and Wellington Management, along with other new and existing investors such as Alpha JWC Ventures and Johnson & Johnson’s JJDC.

  • Buyer
    AirStrip
    Target
    Fifth Eye
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    AirStrip has acquired Fifth Eye, the developer of the FDA-cleared AHI System, integrating near real-time predictive hemodynamic instability monitoring into AirStrip ONE. The deal strengthens AirStrip's clinical surveillance and decision-support capabilities, enabling earlier intervention and improved patient safety across hospitals and health systems.

  • Buyer
    Viscogliosi Brothers, LLC, VB Spine, LLC, Viscogliosi Brothers Watermark Holdings, LLC, Barings, LLC, Texas Capital Bank
    Target
    Stryker's U.S. spine business
    Seller
    Stryker
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Viscogliosi Brothers, a New York–based family office, completed the acquisition of Stryker's U.S. spine business and will operate it as VB Spine, LLC. Financial partners Barings and Texas Capital Bank supported the transaction; VB Spine aims to grow the business, expand globally and retain access to Stryker technologies such as Mako Spine and Copilot.

  • Buyer
    Waud Capital Partners
    Target
    Mopec Group
    Seller
    Blackford Capital
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Waud Capital Partners has acquired Mopec Group, a Madison Heights, Michigan-based manufacturer and supplier of anatomic and forensic pathology equipment, consumables, and services, from Blackford Capital. The transaction will position Mopec to pursue accelerated growth and capability expansion as part of Waud’s Medical Device & Supply Services campaign; financial terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    Getinge
    Target
    Healthmark Industries Co. Inc.
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Getinge (Gothenburg, Sweden) has acquired 100% of Healthmark Industries Co. Inc. (Fraser, Michigan, USA) for approximately USD 320 million, a deal that closed following the HSR waiting period. Healthmark, a maker of instrument-care and infection-control consumables with ~400 employees and expected FY2023 net sales of about USD 126 million, will complement Getinge’s sterile reprocessing equipment, consumables and software and accelerate Healthmark’s international expansion.

  • Buyer
    Eypex Corporation
    Target
    JustLight
    Seller
    JustLight
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Eypex Corporation has acquired all assets and IP of JustLight, including the Sunflower Smart Light Therapy lamp and related Smart Light Therapy and UV germicidal disinfection technologies. JustLight will be reorganized to operate independently under Eypex as the company expands from automotive lighting into consumer health and wellness products, with additional product commercialization planned over the next 18 months.

  • Buyer
    Fox Hill Capital, Inc.
    Target
    RG Enterprises (USA), Inc. (RG Medical Diagnostics)
    Seller
    Ron LeTourneau (majority shareholder), Rick Beauchamp (shareholder / controller), Other shareholders
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Fox Hill Capital, an acquisition vehicle formed by Ryder Stagg, has purchased RG Enterprises (USA), Inc. (doing business as RG Medical Diagnostics), a Michigan-based distributor of temperature-management medical devices and other healthcare products. The acquisition was executed as majority owner Ron LeTourneau exited into retirement; terms were not disclosed and Calder Capital acted as advisor to the sellers.

  • Buyer
    Onkos Surgical
    Target
    Juvenile Tumour System (JTS) extendible prosthesis
    Seller
    Stryker
    Industry
    Medical Devices

    Onkos Surgical entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Juvenile Tumour System (JTS) extendible prosthesis from Stryker. The device enables non‑invasive implant lengthening for pediatric bone cancer and limb reconstruction cases, and the acquisition expands Onkos's musculoskeletal oncology product portfolio and clinical capabilities.

  • Buyer
    Corza Medical, GTCR
    Target
    Barron Precision Instruments
    Seller
    Barron family
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Addon

    GTCR-backed Corza Medical has acquired Barron Precision Instruments (BPI), a founder-owned manufacturer of disposable ophthalmic surgery devices based in Grand Blanc, Michigan. The add-on expands Corza's ophthalmology portfolio and manufacturing footprint, supporting its Corza Ophthalmology business unit and GTCR's continued buildout of the platform.

  • Buyer
    Protective Industries, Berwind Corporation
    Target
    Medbio LLC
    Seller
    Graham Partners
    Industry
    Medical Devices

    Protective Industries, a Berwind operating company, has acquired Medbio LLC from Graham Partners. Medbio, headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is a clean-room contract manufacturer specializing in injection molding and assemblies for medical device, life sciences and biotech customers; the acquisition expands Protective Industries' medical device manufacturing capabilities while representing a portfolio exit for Graham Partners.

  • Buyer
    ADDvise Group AB
    Target
    Graham Medical Technologies, LLC (GraMedica)
    Seller
    Owner (Dr. Michael E. Graham)
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    ADDvise Group AB has acquired all outstanding shares of Graham Medical Technologies, LLC (GraMedica) in a deal that closed on September 15, 2021. The purchase price is approximately USD 5.8 million (USD 4.0 million initial payment plus up to USD 1.8 million in earn-outs); GraMedica reported 2020 revenue of about USD 3.35 million and adjusted EBITDA of approximately USD 0.85 million. The acquisition is intended to broaden ADDvise's medical equipment and consumables portfolio and expand its geographic reach.

  • Buyer
    Auxo Investment Partners, Spectrum Health Ventures
    Target
    Altus Industries Inc.
    Seller
    Craig VanderHeide, Eric Kahkonen
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Auxo Investment Partners has acquired Altus Industries Inc., a Grand Rapids-based designer and manufacturer of medical point-of-care workstations. Spectrum Health Ventures, a major Altus customer, is joining the transaction as a strategic partner as the deal forms part of the co-founders' succession plan.

  • Target
    Salter Labs
    Seller
    JZ Capital Partners Limited
    Industry
    Medical Devices

    JZ Capital Partners Limited announced completion of the sale of its interest in Salter Labs, receiving net proceeds of approximately US$41.0 million (with a further approximately US$0.75 million placed in escrow subject to adjustments). The proceeds are intended primarily to repay around US$33.0 million to the Company's senior lenders, with the remainder applied in accordance with JZCP's investment policy and for general corporate purposes.

  • Buyer
    Cancer Diagnostics, Inc.
    Target
    Anatech Ltd.
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Cancer Diagnostics, Inc. (CDI), a Durham, North Carolina-based anatomic pathology products manufacturer, has acquired Anatech Ltd., a Battle Creek, Michigan-based supplier and manufacturer of anatomical pathology products. The acquisition expands CDI’s manufacturing capabilities, product offerings and control over production while Anatech will continue operating from its existing Battle Creek facility.

  • Buyer
    SpinTech, Inc. (SpinTech Imaging / SpinTech MRI)
    Target
    Magnetic Resonance Innovations, Inc. (MR Innovations)
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Bingham Farms-based SpinTech, Inc. (doing business as SpinTech Imaging / SpinTech MRI) has acquired Detroit-based Magnetic Resonance Innovations, Inc. (MR Innovations). The deal brings MR Innovations' patents, published research, and technical team to SpinTech to accelerate product development, broaden imaging protocols and expand SpinTech's MRI software and hardware capabilities.

  • Buyer
    HORIBA, Ltd., HORIBA Instruments (HORIBA Instruments Incorporated)
    Target
    MedTest Holdings, Inc., MedTest Dx, Inc., Pointe Scientific, Inc., Clinitox Diagnostix, Inc., Medical Laboratory Solutions, Inc.
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    HORIBA, Ltd. (through HORIBA Instruments) acquired MedTest Holdings, Inc., including subsidiaries MedTest Dx, Pointe Scientific, Clinitox Diagnostix and Medical Laboratory Solutions, to expand HORIBA Medical's clinical chemistry and IVD reagent and instrument capabilities. The deal combines HORIBA Medical's Yumizen brand and distribution with MedTest/Pointe Scientific's R&D, manufacturing and regulatory (FDA 510(k)/CLIA) expertise to address multidisciplinary in‑vitro diagnostics (IVD) customer requirements.

  • Buyer
    Audax Private Equity
    Target
    Aspen Surgical
    Seller
    Hillrom
    Industry
    Medical Devices

    Audax Private Equity has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Aspen Surgical, a Hillrom business unit that manufactures branded and private-label single-use surgical consumables. Aspen Surgical is headquartered in Caledonia, Michigan with operations in Caledonia and Las Piedras, Puerto Rico, and employs approximately 500 people; the transaction is a divestiture of the surgical consumables business from Hillrom to Audax.

  • Buyer
    Medbio, LLC, Graham Partners
    Target
    AIM Plastics, Inc.
    Seller
    Founder-owners of AIM Plastics
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Addon

    Medbio, a Graham Partners-backed contract manufacturer headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has acquired AIM Plastics, a founder-owned injection-molding manufacturer based near Detroit. The add-on strengthens Medbio's manufacturing capacity, tooling capabilities and customer/end-market diversification as part of Graham Partners' strategy to build a premier medical device manufacturing platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which buyers appear most often in Michigan medical devices acquisitions?

Several recurring names show up, including Getinge, AirStrip, Natus Sensory, Medbio, LLC, Waud Capital Partners, Auxo Investment Partners, and Protective Industries (Berwind).

What kinds of medical device capabilities are most commonly targeted in Michigan?

The page highlights acquisitions centered on clinical monitoring and decision support, newborn care phototherapy, sterile processing and infection-control consumables, ophthalmic disposables, oncology products, and medical equipment/manufacturing services.

Are these deals limited to a single part of Michigan?

No. The listed transactions include targets located across Michigan, such as Grand Rapids, Fraser, Grand Blanc, and Madison Heights, with deal activity framed as expanding portfolios and operational capabilities.

Do the acquisitions include both devices and related services or consumables?

Yes. Examples include consumables and infection-control products (Getinge / Healthmark), contract manufacturing and assemblies (Protective Industries / Medbio), and equipment/services supplies like anatomic and forensic pathology equipment (Waud Capital Partners / Mopec Group).

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