1985

After years of experience in automotive part manufacturing, Jeff & Brad Quinn are approached by a firm looking for a face mask. Later that year, Engineered Medical Systems (EMS) was founded, and the company began making Homecare CPAP Masks for Puritan Bennet OSA Machines. This began on a tabletop in a 200 sq/ft room. At night, Brad and Jeff would glue masks by hand, and cure them in a $300 tanning bed.

1987

EMS leases a 2700 sq/ft. space. From there, they built tooling to produce cones and cushions for the CPAP mask. They hired their first employee at this time.

1989/90

EMS starts producing 3K resuscitator bag per month for a major US medical company. From there, they attracted and built products for additional OEM customers.

1999

EMS purchased and remodeled the Indianapolis facility with 41,000 sq/ft on 5 acres, with the ability to expand an additional 35,000 sq/ft.

2002

Launch of the CobraPLASupraglottic Airway

2006

Expansion of the CobraPLA Supraglottic Airway product to addCobraPLUS

2007

Launched the brand “Pulmodyne” as their in-house brand of products. Further, it allowed the company to build products, and grow them for the long term.

Launch of the BiTrac® NIV Mask line. This is a complete line of disposable,non-invasive ventilator masks that is currently sold in 50 countries.

2009

Launch of the O2-MAX®. This the first, fully disposable, high pressure CPAP system. Today, it is the world leader in disposable CPAP.

Launch of the O2-RESQ. This is the first fully disposable, high-pressure CPAP system for the treatment of congestive heart failure.

2012

Launch of the O2-MAX®. The O2-MAX® innovated to change FiO2 and PEEP options.

2013

Launch of the AccuPAP® device for post-operative atelectasis.

Launch of the O2-MAX® Trio, allowing for multiple levels of oxygen delivery within a single, disposable CPAP kit.

2015

Engineered Medical Systems-Malaysia opens.

2016

Launch of the Control-Cric® Cricothyrotomy System. Designed with Dr. Rich Levitan, it has become the gold standard for emergency cricothyrotomy.

2017

Launch of the Go-PAP Disposable CPAP System. This is the first low flow system launched by Pulmodyne.

2018

Opening of EMS’s second factory in Penang, Malaysia.

Launch of the Pediatric Maxshield, the first pediatric NIV mask offered by Pulmodyne.
Launch of Pulmodyne’s newest line of ventilator HME/Filters.

2019

EMS acquires the distribution for Care2 Innovation products. The portfolio includes technology in stabilization and nebulization.

Launch of the Naso-Flo II – The first nasopharyngeal tube system with integrated capnography.

2020

Pulmodyne responds to the global Covid-19 pandemic by increasing filter output by nearly 10x.

Launch of Pulmodyne DART and Reach; two high performance atomizing drug delivery devices.

2021

Pulmodyne’s Indianapolis Headquarters expands with an additional 35,000 sq. ft. for manufacturing space.

Pulmodyne and Alcove Manufacturing and Distribution announce partnership to innovate in drug atomization delivery.

Pulmodyne, Inc. Downloads

DART - Intranasal Mucosal Atomization Device Brochure

BiTrac Shield Brochure

Naso-Flo - Nasopharyngeal Airway Device Brochure

Control-Cric - Surgical Cricothyrotomy Kit Brochure

GO-PAP - Disposable Emergency CPAP Device Brochure