Connecticut Plastics, Inc believes that medical device manufacturers will not be adversely affected by changes in health care legislation,
September 1, 2009
The Impact of Health Care Reform on the Medical Device Industry
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Twitter: CTPlastic
- @SocMfgEng Agreed. We're waiting patiently. But it is getting harder and harder to hang on. Americans love to make things!
- @LynnTilton We totally agree Lynn. That is what we do, and we find it hard to find skilled labor. We keep promoting manufacturing.
- @Qmedsuppliers Why not, they are performing surgery now. I'd rather trust them with the floor plan of my wharehouse, then my innards.
- Att: Medical Device Start-up Companies Check this out: http://www.ohio.com/lifestyle/health/100242834.html
