
Getinge
Medical Devices
Gothenburg
Overall Rank: 22
Category: Medical Devices
Category Rank: 7
Awards:
Top Women Leaders in Medical Devices of 2021
The Power 500 Healthcare Technology Companies of 2023
Profile
Getinge is a global medical technology company, founded in Sweden in 1904. The firm provides equipment and systems within healthcare and life sciences. The company was formerly organised in three business areas: Infection Control (trading as Getinge), Extended Care (ArjoHuntleigh) and Medical Systems (Maquet, the world’s largest maker of surgical tables), but announced it would become a single brand company, operating under the brand Getinge, on 20 March 2017.
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Getinge supports to achieve best possible patient care and hospital efficiency. Getinge services teams are committed to help hospitals manage their operations easily, quickly and efficiently. From ensuring maximum equipment performance to supporting you with planning and realization of a whole new department. Getinge have the expertise and resources to support you all the way – contributing to better patient care and hospital efficiency.
– Intensive Care
– Cardiovascular Procedures
– Operating Room
– Sterile ReprocessingDigital Health
– Pharmaceutical Producation
– Research Laboratories
Company Responsibility
Getinge’s sustainability work is an integral part of our passion for life. They help their customers save lives with a commitment to conducting business that is socially, ethically and environmentally sound across the entire value chain. By respecting their customers, employees and the planet in everything they do, they make a positive impact on society, today and in the future.
Customer insights
“An intermediate range of inspiratory effort is associated with better outcomes for patients and might be a reasonable target for most patients.” — Dr. Irene Telias, University of Toronto
“The good thing about this mode is that because it is proportionate to the patient’s drive and effort, it is very unlikely that the ventilator will provide too much support – what we call over-assistance.” — Dr. Irene Telias, University of Toronto
“For me it would be a major step backwards if I didn’t have access to an Edi signal.” — Dr. Sten Borgstrom, MD. DEAA
“So we went from thinking that we had a patient who would be unable to breathe for the rest of his life and might not even survive intensive care, to a patient with a fully functional breathing pathway from the brain stem to the diaphragm. That patient was able to breathe unassisted and recovered, albeit with some paralysis.”— Dr. Sten Borgstrom, MD. DEAA
Company insights
Short facts
– Founded in 1904 in the small town of Getinge, Sweden
– Providing hospitals and life science institutions with products and solutions aiming to improve clinical results and optimize workflows
– Offering includes solutions for intensive care, cardiovascular procedures, operating rooms, sterile reprocessing and life science.
– More than 10,700 employees worldwide
– Operations in 40 countries
– Sales in 132 countries
– The production is conducted at facilities in: France, China, Germany, Poland, -weden, Turkey, Netherlands, UK and the US
– 27.1 billion SEK in revenue in 2021
– Head office located in Gothenburg, Sweden
– Mattias Perjos is President & CEO
– Johan Malmquist is Chairman of the Board
– Listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm Large Cap list since 1993