HealthEdge Investment Partners Announces Recapitalization of Western Microsurgical
- Editor
- Feb 3
- 2 min read
What's Happening: HealthEdge Investment Partners has invested in Western Microsurgical (WMS), a leading independent service organization for surgical microscopes based in Denver, Colorado. The management team and owners of WMS retained significant ownership and will remain active in the company's operations.
The Key Moves:
HealthEdge partnered with WMS to pursue growth opportunities and partnerships with other leading ISO businesses across the US.
The investment will provide working capital to fuel WMS's growth and continued high-quality service delivery.
Erik Tivin, with over 25 years of industry experience, was appointed to WMS's board of directors.
By The Numbers :
WMS was founded in 2001 and has grown from a capital equipment distributor to a leading regional ISO.
WMS serves hospital surgical suites, ambulatory surgical centers, and specialty clinics.
The company specializes in surgical microscopy, equipment, and supplies for spine, neuro, ENT, and ophthalmology procedures.
Key Quotes:
"The entire WMS team and I are excited for the next chapter of growth in partnership with HealthEdge," said Brian Bedrick, founder & CEO at WMS.
"We believe that with its technical expertise and high touch service, WMS is uniquely positioned to grow and scale into a national provider," said Josh Hamrick, Principal at HealthEdge.
"We are excited to partner with the WMS team to continue building this platform and partnering with other regional leaders across the country," added Matt Dawson, HealthEdge Partner.
The Bottom Line: HealthEdge's investment in Western Microsurgical represents a strategic move to capitalize on the growing surgical microscopy market. The partnership aims to expand WMS's reach nationally while maintaining its high-quality service standards. This recapitalization could lead to consolidation in the independent service organization sector for surgical equipment.
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