Medical Devices Buyers & Acquisitions in Kansas

Tracked deals

5

5 tracked deals across 2021-2025.

Buyer mix

Strategic-led

5 strategic · 2 pe

Top trend

Volume peaked in 2025

2 tracked deals announced in 2025.

Primary Insight

What Stands Out

  • Kansas-based targets include companies in Overland Park and Lenexa, supporting acquisitions in diagnostics and IV therapy delivery.
  • Avanos Medical acquired Nexus Medical, LLC to add TKO anti-reflux needleless connector technology to its Specialty Nutrition Systems business.
  • Precision BioLogic Inc. acquired George King Bio-Medical, Inc. to combine hemostasis diagnostic product portfolios serving the bleeding disorders community.
  • Vantage Surgical Solutions (backed by Pharos Capital Group) completed an add-on acquisition of Ophthalmic Surgical Solutions (OSS) to expand geographic footprint and clinical capabilities, including in rural communities.
  • Agiliti, Inc. acquired Sizewise Rentals, LLC to broaden equipment solutions capabilities and nationwide service footprint.

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Buyer Snapshot

Top Buyers

Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.

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Buyer # Deals Focus Type
Agiliti, Inc. 1 Essential service provider to the U.S. healthcare industr... Strategic
Ampersand Capital Partners 1 Middle-market private equity firm focused on growth-orien... PE
Avanos Medical, Inc. 1 Public medical technology company that develops, manufact... Strategic
Pharos Capital Group 1 Physician-founded private equity firm investing in health... PE
Precision BioLogic Inc. 1 Developer, manufacturer and marketer of hemostasis diagno... Strategic
Sterling Medical Devices 1 Provider of custom electromechanical and software design,... Strategic (PE-backed)
Vantage Surgical Solutions 1 Provider of mobilized ophthalmic surgical solutions — equ... Strategic (PE-backed)

Acquisition Volume in Medical Devices in Kansas by Year

Last 3 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 3 years for Medical Devices Buyers & Acquisitions in Kansas. 1 2021 2 2023 2 2025

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    Precision BioLogic Inc.
    Target
    George King Bio-Medical, Inc.
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Precision BioLogic Inc., a Halifax-based developer of hemostasis diagnostic products, has acquired George King Bio-Medical, Inc., a provider of fresh frozen human plasmas and hemostasis diagnostic reagents based in Overland Park, Kansas. The acquisition is intended to combine product portfolios and continue serving the bleeding disorders community while exploring new opportunities under the Precision BioLogic umbrella.

  • Buyer
    Avanos Medical, Inc.
    Target
    Nexus Medical, LLC
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Avanos Medical has acquired Nexus Medical, a privately held maker of the TKO anti-reflux needleless connector based in Lenexa, Kansas. The purchase adds Nexus' IV therapy connector technology to Avanos' Specialty Nutrition Systems business to strengthen medication and nutrition delivery in high-acuity settings such as NICUs and PICUs.

  • Buyer
    Vantage Surgical Solutions, Pharos Capital Group
    Target
    Ophthalmic Surgical Solutions (OSS)
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Addon

    Vantage Surgical Solutions, a Pharos Capital Group–backed provider of mobilized ophthalmic surgical equipment and services, acquired Ophthalmic Surgical Solutions (OSS), a Lecompton, Kansas–based ophthalmic equipment and services provider. The deal is an add-on acquisition that expands Vantage’s geographic footprint and clinical capabilities to better serve hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers, particularly in rural communities.

  • Buyer
    Sterling Medical Devices, Ampersand Capital Partners
    Target
    RBC Medical Innovations
    Industry
    Medical Devices

    Ampersand-backed Sterling Medical Devices recapitalized and merged with RBC Medical Innovations to create a combined electromechanical medical device design, development and manufacturing company. The transaction brings together complementary capabilities (including energy-based electromechanical device expertise and manufacturing) and appoints industry veteran David Montecalvo as CEO of the combined business.

  • Buyer
    Agiliti, Inc.
    Target
    Sizewise Rentals, LLC
    Industry
    Medical Devices
    Type
    Buyout

    Agiliti, Inc. (NYSE: AGTI) has agreed to acquire Sizewise Rentals, LLC, a manufacturer and distributor of specialty hospital beds, surfaces and patient handling equipment, in a stock purchase valued at $230 million (approximately 7.7x Adjusted EBITDA). The deal expands Agiliti's equipment solutions capabilities and nationwide service footprint; the transaction was financed with cash and debt (including a $150M incremental Term Loan B) and completed in Q4 2021.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of medical device businesses are being acquired in Kansas?

The deals include hemostasis diagnostics, IV therapy connector technology for specialty nutrition delivery, ophthalmic surgical equipment and services, and electromechanical medical device design and manufacturing, along with specialty hospital beds and related equipment.

Which buyers show up more than once in Kansas medical devices acquisitions?

Recurring buyers in the listed transactions include Sterling Medical Devices, Ampersand Capital Partners, Avanos Medical, Inc., Agiliti, Inc., Precision BioLogic Inc., Vantage Surgical Solutions, and Pharos Capital Group.

Where are the Kansas targets located in these transactions?

The provided examples name Kansas locations including Overland Park (for George King Bio-Medical), Lenexa (for Nexus Medical), Lecompton (for Ophthalmic Surgical Solutions), and additional Kansas-based operations referenced through the deal narratives.

Are these acquisitions only about manufacturing, or do they include services too?

They include both. Some transactions focus on product portfolios and technology (e.g., diagnostics and connectors), while others explicitly expand clinical capabilities and service footprint (e.g., ophthalmic equipment and services, and Agiliti’s equipment solutions and nationwide service reach).

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