Commitment to World-Class Service Leads to Successful Recertification for Medical Products Manufacturer

Founded as a printing company in 1934, Connecticut’s Beekley Corporation is a leading global supplier of niche medical and hospitality products. More than 90 years later, the company remains privately owned, with a 70 percent female, 104-person team operating two distinct divisions at the Beekley Growth & Innovation Center in Bristol, Connecticut.

 

Beekley Medical is a medical device manufacturer whose goal is ‘to help positively impact patients’ lives and improve clinical outcomes.’

Its team focuses on researching and developing simple, cost-effective, disposable medical imaging products for procedures including mammography, CT scans, MRIs, radiation therapy, and breast biopsies for over 8,000 customers worldwide.

Beekley prides itself on delivering world-class customer care through medical products that improve accuracy, communication, productivity, and patient care.

 

Prestige Lane Hospitality Brands produces specialty print products for hotels, resorts, and casinos to help improve customer service and increase revenues.

The company is proud to have been repeatedly named one of Connecticut’s “Best Places to Work.”

 

Beekley Medical is certified in ISO 13485:2016, the Quality Management System standard for the design and manufacture of medical devices to ensure they meet regulatory and customer demands for safety and efficacy.

“As a medical device manufacturer, it is imperative that we have qualified professionals conducting our internal audits to this stringent ISO 13485 standard, as this audit has a direct impact on the success of our recertification. Our consultant is very knowledgeable with a wealth of experience who we see as an important partner in our success. CONNSTEP has been a valuable resource to Beekley over the years and has provided great service and support to ensure we continue to achieve our goals.”

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