PolyUnity

PolyUnity We partner with healthcare organizations and use agile manufacturing to provide efficient, less expensive solutions that reduce frustrations.

Hats off to the biomed techs who keep our hospitals running. 🎩 They manage hundreds of devices, urgent repairs, and proc...
06/23/2026

Hats off to the biomed techs who keep our hospitals running. 🎩

They manage hundreds of devices, urgent repairs, and procurement timelines that move far too slowly for the urgency of healthcare.

When CHEO's air ambulance stretchers were failing monthly inspections, 4 of 5 helicopters were grounded. 🚁

Instead of draining the healthcare budget on brand new stretchers, PolyUnity designed the components to prevent the failures from happening again.

What's the smallest thing you've seen take down a big system? πŸ€”

Huge kudos to the M5 The Agency for taking home an IABC Newfoundland and Labrador award for their work on the inaugural ...
06/16/2026

Huge kudos to the M5 The Agency for taking home an IABC Newfoundland and Labrador award for their work on the inaugural Procure2025 summit hosted in St. John's last year. πŸ‘

Their hard work behind the scenes helped create a space where people can actually have honest, unfiltered conversations about tough issues.

We’re also sending appreciation to our co-founder, Dr. Stephen Ryan, and our leadership team. From the early organizing stages to jumping on stage to guide sessions, they brought the exact same candid insight, passion, and honesty to the summit that they bring to PolyUnity every single day. πŸ’™

Proud to have shared the stage (and the chaos of event planning) with M5. Congrats, team! 🀝

Nature is a master architect, and the human eye might be its most delicate blueprint. 🧬Transplant waitlists are notoriou...
06/12/2026

Nature is a master architect, and the human eye might be its most delicate blueprint. 🧬

Transplant waitlists are notoriously long because medicine relies almost entirely on human donors.

For years, replicating the crystal-clear transparency of a cornea seemed totally out of reach for 3D printing; but researchers have just taken a massive leap toward an on-demand solution. πŸ“ˆ

By forcing bio-ink through a narrow nozzle, they were able to align stem cells in a perfectly parallel structure that allows light to pass straight through without scattering.

The result was a 100% transparent, living cornea that boasts a 90% cell survival rate and actively regrows nerves. πŸ‘οΈ

At PolyUnity, we believe advanced engineering is the answer to healthcare's most persistent bottlenecks. Whether it's obsolete equipment or living tissue, these breakthroughs in additive manufacturing are the key to a more resilient medical system.

Read the full article by Fabbaloo via the link in the comments. πŸ”—

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06/10/2026

There's a patient waiting... ⏳

That's the only deadline that matters to us.

PolyUnity delivers patient-specific medical devices compliantly, at scale, from coast to coast. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

Watch the full conversation between President, Mark Gillingham and Allan Dale of Gale Force Wins via the link in comments πŸ”—

In nuclear medicine, the wrong label on the wrong pod can mean the wrong injection in the wrong patient. ☣️ PolyUnity Te...
06/08/2026

In nuclear medicine, the wrong label on the wrong pod can mean the wrong injection in the wrong patient. ☣️

PolyUnity Tech Inc designed a custom sleeve that makes mix-ups impossible!

Read the full case study πŸ‘‡

PolyUnity recently had the honour of participating in the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Discovery Days in health science...
06/04/2026

PolyUnity recently had the honour of participating in the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Discovery Days in health sciences!πŸ’‘

Our very own Wylie Butler joined oncology expert Tim Healey in an interactive workshop introducing high school students to potential careers in healthcare. 🩺

While Tim offered a lens into the science and technology behind cancer treatment, Wylie's personal story as a cancer survivor added a human level to the workshop, taking the workshop beyond a purely clinical experience.πŸŽ—οΈ

With over 225 students in attendance, this event empowered local youth to explore their options beyond what they see in text books.

A huge thank you NL Health Services and Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University for showing up for our youth, and to the Canadian Medical Association, MD Financial Management - Gestion financiΓ¨re MD, and Scotiabank for sponsoring this impactful event! πŸ‘

06/02/2026

Hospitals across Canada have 3D printers sitting around collecting dust. πŸ’¨

Not because the technology isn't extraordinary, but because the ecosystem was lacking software, quality management systems, regulatory compliance pathways, etc...

The hardware was never the hard part; the system around it is. That's what PolyUnity does.

Full episode of the 3dheals podcast linked in the comments! πŸŽ™οΈ

After suffering a stroke, one patient at Nova Scotia Health lost the ability to use both hands. πŸ‘ This meant she needed ...
05/28/2026

After suffering a stroke, one patient at Nova Scotia Health lost the ability to use both hands. πŸ‘

This meant she needed assistance administering her daily insulin, which requires two hands to dial the correct dose.

In just 7 days, PolyUnity delivered a solution that allows her to dial her insulin pen without caregiver attention! πŸ’ͺ

Read the full case study πŸ‘‡

05/26/2026

Why are hospitals choosing PolyUnity? πŸ€”

Because we save the system millions! πŸ’Έ

Watch our CEO, Jacqueline Lee and President, Mark Gillingham share how we're flipping traditional procurement on its head 🚚

Instead of evaluating innovations one by one, hospitals tap into i3D.Health to save over 90% compared to traditional methods. 🌐

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