Thornhill Medical is answering the call to support the fight against COVID-19, producing and delivering our MOVES^® SLC™ devices to help save lives across the country. Combining an O₂ concentrator, ventilator, suction & vital signs monitoring in a rugged battery-powered portable unit, MOVES^® SLC™ is a proven, mobile integrated life support technology. It’s Canadian advanced innovation at its best. Watch us in action.

When it became clear that COVID-19 was no ordinary virus, our Thornhill Medical team saw right away that we were in an unusual position. While we were concerned – like most small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – about the potential devastation of a global pandemic on our business, our people and our communities, we also knew that unlike most, we had a unique role to play in directly mitigating its potential impact through one of our medical technologies.

A new study co-authored by University Health Network’s (UHN)’s and Thornhill Medical’s Dr. Joseph Fisher could be a game-changer in using controlled hyperventilation to accelerate alcohol elimination.

Toronto, ON — Canada’s medical technology innovator Thornhill Medical is pleased to announce it has placed #62 on the 2020 Report on Business ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies, thanks to verified three-year revenue growth (2017 – 2019) of more than 829 per cent.

As announced today by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Federal Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry Navdeep Bains Thornhill Medical, a leading innovator in medical technologies, has agreed to produce and deliver 500 mobile compact ventilator systems as part of Canada’s response to fight COVID-19.

Thanks to everyone who is reaching out to us to offer your help, support and encouragement – greatly appreciated! We are actively ramping up. We are not waiting.

March 20 2020, Toronto – Canada’s Thornhill Medical, a leading innovator in medical technologies, is proud to have joined the national effort to fight COVID-19. The Toronto-based company, founded by researchers and engineers originally from Toronto’s University Health Network, has received a letter of intent from the Canadian federal government as part of Canada’s new plan to mobilize industry to fight COVID-19.