Joint Solutions Alliance Corporation
Medical Equipment - Burlington, ON, CA
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Joint Solutions Alliance Corporation (JSA) is a national Canadian medical device, and services distribution organization established in 1997. JSA represents over 10 different manufactures across Canada (see below list). We represent a variety of manufactures allowing us to select and assemble a portfolio of boutique medical devices that are truly next generation, and offer a unique and revolutionary standard for patient care. Over the last 18 years, we have delivered and pioneered many surgical firsts in Canada. Our primary focus pertains to finding medical devices that will allow our surgeons to, Preserve Motion, Movement, and Function where previously the only solution for the patient was to fuse.In the provinces of Ontario and Quebec which represent 65% of the total national population, we employ a direct sales force. In the rest of the country, JSA contracts with a large network of independent sales professionals. This strategy allows us choose the best sales associates for each region of the country. Hence we have a reputation of providing the best possible service levels to every region of the country. As a result, JSA is an approved vendor for more than 200 Hospitals coast to coast.Currently we represent the following manufactures:Ulrich Medical - Spine implant systems - http://www.ulrichmedical.com/enXtant - Spine implant systems - http://xtantmedical.comSpinal Kinetics - Spine implant systems - http://www.spinalkinetics.com/Ongoing Care Solutions Inc. - OA and Sport bracing systems - http://ongoingcare.com/NuVasive - spinal implant systems - http://www.nuvasive.comNuVasive Specialized Orthopedics - PRECICE magnetically driven growing rods for limb deformities - http://www.nuvasivespecializedorthopedics.com
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