Midwest Reprocessing Center

Midwest Reprocessing Center was a U.S. medical device reprocessor focused on FDA-cleared reprocessing of non-invasive single-use medical devices for hospitals. The company launched a Saginaw, Michigan facility in late 2010 and marketed cost-saving and waste-reduction services for healthcare providers in the Midwest. Publicly available FDA 510(k) records show products including reprocessed compression sleeves/foot cuffs, pulse oximeter sensors, and cerebral-somatic oximetry sensors. The company appears to have operated as a healthcare services and device reprocessing business rather than a therapeutics developer, with no evidence of a drug pipeline or clinical-stage programs. Available evidence suggests it is no longer an active standalone operating company.