Innovation beyond devices

2021 innovation award

 

June Medical is at the forefront of innovation in both medical devices and global healthcare services. By developing cutting-edge surgical tools, such as their award-winning Galaxy II® retractor system, they enhance the precision and efficiency of procedures, ensuring better patient outcomes. Their focus extends beyond product innovation to delivering comprehensive support to healthcare providers worldwide.

Through customized training, user-centric designs, and a commitment to quality, June Medical empowers practitioners with tools and services tailored to meet diverse medical needs, revolutionizing how healthcare is delivered across global markets.

Leading innovation in every way

June Medical have received significant recognition for their innovation in the medical device industry. Notable examples include:

Queen’s Award for Enterprise (2021) – June Medical was honoured with this prestigious UK award for Innovation, recognizing the company’s outstanding global business growth and export strategy.

MedTech Innovation Award – The Galaxy II® retractor, a revolutionary surgical device, has been recognized for its user-centric design and significant impact on improving surgical outcomes, winning multiple accolades in the medtech field.

Angela Spang’s Personal Recognition – As an innovative entrepreneur, June Medical Founder Angela Spang has been celebrated in various industry forums, including being shortlisted for awards like the *First Women Awards* and named among *Top 100 Influential People in MedTech* for her leadership in driving advancements in medical technology.

These awards highlight both June Medical’s technological contributions and Angela Spang’s role in transforming healthcare practices through innovation and dedication to improving surgical care worldwide.

Global growth

June Medical’s global expansion plans focus on increasing their footprint in key international markets while maintaining their high standards of innovation and support. The company is strategically expanding partnerships with distributors and healthcare providers across Europe, North America, and Asia to bring their innovative medical devices to a broader audience. They are also investing in localized training programs, regulatory compliance, and customer support to ensure seamless adoption in diverse healthcare environments.

By focusing on both product development and service excellence, June Medical aims to address the unique needs of healthcare systems worldwide and foster sustainable growth in new regions.

See how June Medical’s inventions are received by surgeons:

Advancements in Oral Surgery: Enhancing Visibility and Accessibility in the Dental Operating Room
This article explores the first ever surgery and innovative integration of the Galaxy II® self-retaining...
Improving Colorectal Cancer Surgery
Improving Colorectal Cancer Surgery in New Zealand with the Galaxy II Retractor and LUX Connect...
Adjustable Surgical Retraction
One-size-fits-all: adjustable surgical retraction at a leading women’s hospital
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is the first of its kind in the...
Professor Hashim Hashim, Director of the Urodynamics Unit at the Bristol Urological Institute
Making a Difference in the Operating Room
The most versatile retractor yet, has proved itself in terms of functionality and acceptability worldwide....
Dr. Clay Williams, Urologic Surgeon at Urology Tyler at University of Texas Health East Texas
“Hands free for repair” Dr. Williams
Patient with SUI and had mid urethral sling placed; developed urgency frequency and dysuria months...
Dr Stephanie Molden
USA: Dr. Molden: “Easy Switch To Make”
Dr Stephanie Molden explains why she made the switch to the Galaxy II retractor for...
Prof. Agur “Perfect Balance For Tissue Retraction”
Dr Wael Agur discusses the benefits of Galaxy retractors to surgeons and to patients, and...
A Purpose-Built Solution For Tissue Retraction
Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Dr Alex Digesu has been using Galaxy retractors during his surgical...