Anton Williams Holding Company of Kalamazoo Adds New Medtech Partners

KALAMAZOO, Mich. - May 1, 2025 - PRLog -- The Anton Williams Holding Company of Kalamazoo MI is announcing new medical technology programs to help operations at hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities. These medical devices range in size and function from syringes to patient monitoring equipment. Additionally, some programs have already been introduced with the objective to use refined oil that is being set apart for the production of plastics to form medical devices such as hospital equipment

The objectives of the new tech projects will be to provide technology that will be embedded or implemented to grow capabilities in medical treatments. Deploying medical technology will serve to enhance operations and safety to ensure compliance with standard procedures. Some examples of the technology that is being used includes switches, routers, controllers among other devices that will assist in patient engagement, data security, subject matter expert exposure and patient care.

The new platforms are projected to be used by health care professionals in a select group of countries worldwide. Partnering with organizations allows patients to have access to better tools, devices and equipment which help to diagnose and treat health issues. The pilot projects of the program will be distributed to a select group of medical care facilities. The Anton Williams Holding Company will be partnering with GMNF Global Mission Society, which has the same business owner.  The GMNF Mission Society is a social services organization focused on homeless, food insecurity, prison, education, health care and other functions. The health care function will be extensively expanded to incorporate the new technology, its distribution and implementation in hospitals, clinics and other health care facilities

Anton R Williams of Kalamazoo MI, the company owner, targeting additional medical care manufacturers and distributors to assist in the new programs. There are several forecast models indicating some medical devices may be integrated into home furnishings to provide follow up patient care for improved post health services outside of hospital settings
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