Modular Devices

We greatly appreciate the opportunity to take part in this year’s Radiopharm Facilities Design, Engineering, and Construction Summit, and to join such a strong group of peers from across the industry. Thank you to Future Bridge Events for bringing together such a thoughtful and well-curated event. Yesterday, David Frank shared our perspective in his session, “Time-to-Dose: The Top 5 Value Drivers of Modular Construction in Radiopharmaceutical Facilities,” focusing on how modular strategies can help address time, risk, and scalability challenges in this space. He also contributed to the roundtable on “Overcoming Bottlenecks in Radiopharma Facility Planning, Permitting & Commissioning,” where it was valuable to hear a range of viewpoints on the practical hurdles teams are navigating today. We’re grateful to be part of these conversations and to continue contributing to the evolution of radiopharmaceutical facilities alongside industry leaders. #Radiopharma #ModularConstruction #LifeSciences #IndustryEvents

We’re officially on the last leg of our April conference journey! David Frank and Jason Thompson are excited to touch down in Phoenix for the 2nd Annual Radiopharma Facility Design, Engineering, and Construction Summit! 🌵 This event brings together leaders and innovators across the radiopharmaceutical space to share insights, explore emerging technology, and shape the future of the industry. We’re proud to sponsor a platform that drives progress in such a critical field for patients! Be sure to join David on Tuesday, April 28 at 12:10 PM as he takes the stage for his presentation: “Time-to-Dose: The Top 5 Value Drivers of Modular Construction in Radiopharmaceutical Facilities” We’d love to connect! Drop us a message 👇 or stop by during the conference!

Excited for Heart Rhythm Conference kicking off tomorrow! If you'll be in Chicago, make sure to stop by Booth 1725 to connect Christopher Basey! We’ll be showcasing our innovative modular EP solutions—designed to give healthcare systems the flexibility they need to expand cath capacity efficiently and cost-effectively. Whether you're planning for growth, optimizing existing space, or exploring new approaches to EP, we’d love to share how modular solutions can support your goals. See you soon! #HRS2026 #HealthcareInnovation

INTERPHEX is just one day away! 🗽 Visit Modular Devices and Flow Cleanrooms at Booth 3512 to learn how our mobile and modular cleanroom solutions are helping pharma and life sciences companies stay agile, compliant, and production-ready. From rapid deployment to scalable designs, we’re enabling faster timelines without compromising on quality or regulatory standards. Stop by to meet with David Frank, Dustin Deckrow, Jason Thompson, and Jared M. Shively to explore how flexible cleanroom infrastructure can support your next project. See you there! #INTERPHEX #Pharma #LifeSciences #Cleanroom #ModularDesign #Biotech #GMP #Innovation

When imaging capacity is stretched, patients wait. And, in healthcare, delays don't just impact schedules...they impact outcomes. That's why more providers are rethinking where care happens. Mobile and modular imaging solutions help hosptials: > Reduce patient backlog without major construction > Maintain continuity during renovations or equipment upgrades > Expand access to underserved or remote communities Whether it's CT, MRI, or other diagnostic services, flexibility is becoming an increasingly important part of how health systems manage demand. At Modular Devices, we're seeing growing interest from healthcare teams looking for practical, scalable ways to stay ahead of imaging needs. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/eESqigpd

Healthcare demand is growing—but access to advanced imaging can lag behind. Mobile CT units help bridge that gap by expanding access, reducing downtime, and delivering high-quality diagnostics without the need for permanent construction. But successful deployment requires more than just the equipment—site prep, power, and workflow all play a critical role. Learn what it takes to deploy mobile CT successfully: https://lnkd.in/eFqD5Qn8

Modular Devices is pleased to announce the appointment of Steve Richter as Chief Executive Officer. With nearly 30 years of experience in healthcare and mobile imaging, Steve brings deep industry expertise and a strong track record of driving growth. He is also the founder of Transcend Imaging, which was acquired by Modular Devices in 2025. “I’m excited to step into the role of CEO at such an important time in Modular Devices’ history,” said Richter. “I look forward to working alongside the team to strengthen alignment and continue driving growth across the platform.” As part of this transition, Mark Koers will serve as President, Imaging and Healthcare Solutions, continuing to lead operational excellence across the organization. We’re excited for this next chapter and the continued growth ahead. Read the full press release: https://lnkd.in/eRRA-rAr

We’re excited to share that we’ll be attending CETA 2026 in Dallas, Texas from April 17–20! 🤠 If you’re planning to be there, come connect with Jason Thompson and learn more about our innovative cleanroom solutions designed to meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. Whether you’re exploring new solutions or looking to optimize your current setup, we have the modular cleanroom solution to meet your needs: https://lnkd.in/eMKrYufR linkedin&utm_campaign=social_modulardevices_org

What is a mobile cath lab—and why are more hospitals turning to them? A mobile cath lab is a fully equipped cardiac catheterization lab on wheels, delivering the same capabilities as a traditional lab—without the delays of construction. Today, these solutions are doing more than filling gaps. They’re helping healthcare systems: • Expand capacity during high patient volumes • Maintain operations during renovations or equipment upgrades • Extend cardiovascular care to underserved communities • Ensure continuity during emergencies or unexpected downtime Interested in learning more? Review our blog on the basics of mobile cath labs: https://lnkd.in/eGUXr-q5

Designing radiopharmaceutical cleanrooms goes beyond sterility—it’s about safety at every level. Occupational Exposure Banding (OEB) directly shapes how these spaces are built to meet USP compliance. As OEB levels rise, so do the requirements: • Stronger containment strategies • Advanced HVAC and pressure controls • Specialized layouts with airlocks and isolators With many radiopharmaceuticals falling into higher risk categories, cleanroom design must protect both product integrity and personnel. Because in this space, compliance isn’t optional—it’s essential. Check out this blog from Modular Devices to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eVfiCruY