Amico Group of Companies

What Amico Group of Companies does

Amico Group of Companies is a privately held Canadian medical-equipment manufacturer, incorporated in 1981 and now operating from a single 8-building, 800,000+ square-foot manufacturing campus with between 1,001 and 5,000 employees. Originally a construction-industry industrial-equipment maker, the company fully exited that business in 1991 to focus exclusively on manufacturing in-house medical products for hospital patient rooms, operating rooms, and emergency rooms. Its portfolio spans 14 product categories and roughly 1,000 SKUs, including LED surgical and architectural lighting systems, ceiling-mounted surgical and ICU booms, headwalls, mobile computer workstations (the Hummingbird line with BirdsEye fleet-management software), ceiling-mounted patient lifts (the GoLift family and matching sling range), hospital beds and stretchers, diagnostic equipment, and an integrated medical-gas pipeline offering (manifolds, alarms, outlets) compatible with the dominant connector standards (DISS, Ohmeda, Chemetron, Puritan Bennett, Oxequip/Medstar). Amico also sells dedicated mounting hardware compatible with patient monitors from Philips, GE Healthcare, Nihon Kohden, Spacelabs, Criticare, Welch Allyn, Capsule, Advantech, and SunTech, positioning the company as a single-source consolidator of clinical infrastructure fit-outs.

Revenue is generated primarily through quote-based, rep-supported enterprise sales of capital medical hardware to hospitals, supplemented by warranties and after-sales service through a dedicated Sales & Service channel, with an authorized Distributors network and a trilingual (English/French/Spanish) self-serve corporate website extending geographic reach into Anglophone, Francophone, and Hispanic healthcare markets. The company has accumulated 12 distinct regulatory approvals and certifications — including FDA, CE, Health Canada, NATO supplier codification, OSHPD California seismic pre-approval, UL, ETL, TUV, MET, ISO, and TSSA — that together permit specification across North American, European, military, and seismic-regulated hospital-procurement channels. The product and specification library is unusually deep for a private mid-market manufacturer, indexed at 1,034 downloadable Revit, AutoCAD, IES, manual, and configuration documents. Amico operates as an unlisted, non-fundraising private group; no parent company, institutional investors, acquisitions, or funding rounds are disclosed in the available data, and ownership structure (founder, family, or otherwise) is not stated.

Name

Amico Group of Companies

Legal name

Amico Group of Companies

Website

https://amico.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1981

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1,001–5,000 employees

Short description

Amico Group of Companies is a privately held Canadian manufacturer of in-house medical equipment for hospital patient rooms, operating rooms, and emergency rooms, producing surgical lights, booms, headwalls, patient lifts, medical gas pipeline systems, computer workstations, and beds across 14 product categories from a single 800,000+ sq ft campus.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Deer Park

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Medical hardware product sales: Primary revenue is the one-time sale of capital medical equipment and consumable hardware manufactured in-house across 14 product categories — including patient lifts, booms, surgical lights, headwalls, medical gas pipeline components, computer workstations, hospital beds/stretchers, diagnostic equipment, and lighting fixtures — sold to hospitals for use in patient rooms, operating rooms, and emergency rooms.
2. Warranties and after-sales service: Revenue is supported by warranty coverage and a 'Sales & Service' offering (both linked in the website footer navigation), representing recurring/after-sale service revenue tied to the installed base of hospital hardware.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Amico Group of Companies designs, manufactures, and distributes medical equipment and infrastructure products for hospitals, with product lines organized around three end-use environments: patient rooms, operating rooms, and emergency rooms. The company's portfolio spans 14 product categories and over 1,000 SKUs, including surgical lights and booms, headwalls, medical gas pipeline systems, patient lifts, beds, stretchers, computer workstations, suction and oxygen therapy devices, equipment mounts, and patient room furniture. It complements product sales with warranty and after-sales managed services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Diagnostic Equipment Medical diagnostic devices used by hospitals and emergency departments for patient assessment in clinical settings.

Quantifiable outcome

• 39+ years of continuous manufacturing (incorporated 1981)
• +3 more outcomes

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature8 records

Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered major monitor-mount compatibility partner, monitor-mount compatibility partner and core platform compatibility standards.

• Philips (Koninklijke Philips N.V.)major monitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico manufactures a dedicated line of mounting solutions compatible with Philips patient monitors, including the IntelliVue family (MX400/450/500/600/700/800, MP2, MP5, MP5SC, MP20/30, MP40/50, MP60/70, MP80/90) and SureSigns family (VM1, VM6, VM8, VS2+, VS3, VS4, VSi). Each compatible model has its own product page and ordering guide under Amico's Equipment Mounts catalog.
• GE Healthcaremajor monitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico produces mounting hardware specifically for GE Healthcare patient monitors, including the Carescape family (B450, B650, B850, V100), Dash series (3000/4000/5000), Solar 8000, Cardiocap 5, Mini Telemetry System, and Transport Pro — each with dedicated ordering guides on Amico's site.
• Nihon Kohdenmonitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico offers mounts for Nihon Kohden patient monitors including Life Scope G9, Life Scope BSM 1700/JA694PA, Life Scope BSM 3500/3700, Life Scope BSM 6301/6501/6701, and PVM 2701, with each model listed under Amico's Nihon Kohden Monitor Mounts category.
• Welch Allyn (Baxter)monitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico manufactures mounts compatible with Welch Allyn's 300 Series, Connex, Connex Spot, and Propaq CS EMP with CS SpO2 patient monitors, with dedicated ordering guides for each model.
• Spacelabs Healthcaremonitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico offers mounting solutions for Spacelabs patient monitors Xprezzon, Qube, and DM3 under its Spacelabs Monitor Mounts category.
• Criticaremonitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico produces mounts for Criticare 506DN3, 506DNB/506DNX, 507E, and 8100E/8100H patient monitors, each with its own ordering guide.
• Capsule (Capsule Technologies)monitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico builds dedicated mounts for the Capsule Neuron patient-monitoring device, with its own quick-start guide, specs, and device-integration flyer on Amico's Downloads portal.
• Advantechmonitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico designs mounting solutions for Advantech point-of-care terminals (POC-127, POC-W152, POC-W211, POC-W212, POC-W213, POC-W242, POC-W243, POC-WP213), each with a dedicated ordering guide.
• SunTech Medicalmonitor-mount compatibility partnerTechnology or IntegrationAmico offers a mount for the SunTech CT40 patient monitor under its SunTech Monitor Mounts product line.
• Medical gas outlet standard bodies (DISS / Ohmeda / Chemetron / Puritan Bennett / Oxequip-Medstar)core platform compatibility standardsTechnology or IntegrationAmico's medical gas pipeline portfolio (outlets, retro-fit outlets, zone valves, manifolds) is engineered for cross-compatibility with the dominant medical gas connector standards — DISS, Ohmeda, Chemetron, Puritan Bennett, and Oxequip/Medstar — each supported as a distinct product line with dedicated SKUs and downloadable Revit/AutoCAD files.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Steris: Steris is a large publicly traded sterilization, surgical, and infection-prevention company offering surgical lights, tables, and OR infrastructure that overlap with Amico's booms & surgical lights category. Comparable as a broad incumbent serving the same hospital capital buyer.
• Hillrom (Baxter): Hill-Rom, now part of Baxter, manufactures hospital beds, patient lifts, headwalls, and patient room infrastructure directly comparable to Amico's Patient Room Furniture, Patient Lifts, and Headwalls categories. A broad incumbent with overlapping product breadth in the acute-care hospital channel.
• Dräger: Dräger is a German medical and safety technology company offering anesthesia workstations, ICU booms, surgical lights, and patient monitoring — closely comparable to Amico's anesthesia booms, ICU booms, iCE30m surgical lights, and equipment mounts. Operates as a broad European incumbent in the same hospital capital-equipment categories.
• Getinge (Maquet): Getinge's Maquet surgical workspace division supplies OR tables, surgical lights, and ceiling supply units that directly compete with Amico's surgical lights, booms, and V Series ceiling pendants. A broad incumbent with significant European footprint comparable to Amico's international certifications.
• Stryker: Stryker's Medical division produces hospital stretchers, beds, and surgical equipment that overlap with Amico's Beds & Stretchers and Booms & Surgical Lights categories. A broad incumbent with much larger R&D and service scale than Amico.
• Midmark: Midmark manufactures medical equipment, diagnostic stations, and patient room furniture for ambulatory and acute care, with products directly comparable to Amico's Diagnostic Equipment, Patient Room Furniture, and headwall categories. A broad incumbent serving overlapping hospital and clinical buyers.

Direct peers

• Skytron: Skytron is a US-based direct manufacturer of surgical lights, surgical tables, and booms, closely matching Amico's Booms & Surgical Lights portfolio. A direct peer in the same product category serving the same hospital buyers.
• Trumpf Medical (Hillrom): Trumpf Medical is a specialist in surgical and examination lighting as well as OR tables, directly comparable to Amico's iCE30m, Solar, Vega, Mira, and other LED surgical/exam light families. A direct peer in surgical lighting technology and product.
• Linet Group: Linet Group is a European manufacturer of ICU and acute-care hospital beds, stretchers, and patient handling solutions directly comparable to Amico's ICU Bed, Apollo MS Bed, and Beds & Stretchers portfolio. A direct peer in the hospital-bed category.
• Berchtold (now part of Stryker): Berchtold historically supplied surgical lights, OR tables, and boom systems; its product line directly overlapped Amico's Booms & Surgical Lights category before integration into Stryker. Included as a representative direct peer in OR surgical infrastructure.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/amicocorp

Compliance11 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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