Better Tools.
Better Patient Outcomes.
Engineering a Better Standard of Care
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OUR MISSION
There has been very little innovation in surgical drill and distal radius plating systems. Surgeons have to rely on outdated and unsophisticated tools and implant technologies.
At McGinley Orthopedics, we aim to utilize innovative engineering to improve patient outcomes while reducing costs for surgeons and hospitals.
OUR Products
Lever Action Plate System®
Distal Radial Fractures
IntelliSense®
Orthopedic Drill
HandHeld Robotics
Accessories & More
Custom Solutions
Redefines the technique of depth sensing...
"The IntelliSense® Drill represents a quantum leap in drill and depth measurement. The IntelliSense® Drill redefines the technique of depth sensing with unparalleled accuracy that will lessen radiation, minimize screw wastage, and improve patient safety."
ENGINEERING IS IN OUR BONES
McGinley Orthopedics strives to elevate the standard of care in orthopedics through better engineering. Our mission is to improve patient safety through medical technology while simultaneously reducing costs.
McGinley Orthopedics has a proven record of success in the operating room. We’re currently partnered with hospitals and universities across the country. Our technologies have been used in over 1,000 successful surgeries. The FDA Cleared IntelliSense® Drill is one of five orthopedics devices we have brought to market.
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ISSUED & PENDING PATENTS
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PRODUCTS IN-MARKET
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PRODUCTS IN PIPELINE
IN-HOUSE ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING
*McGinley Engineered Solutions, a fully owned subsidiary of McGinley Orthopaedic Innovations, Inc., has 71 patent families including 114 issued patents and 15 pending patent applications.
Meet With Our Product Specialist, Mike Anderson
We can only say so much about our groundbreaking technology on one webpage. Mike is an absolute expert on IntelliSense Drill Technology®, and will be happy to answer your questions!
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TRUST YOUR SURGEON
TRUST THIER TOOLS
The standard of care being used in the operating room hasn’t been updated in decades. Surgeons must rely on unsophisticated power tools and plates and a sense of “feel” when performing orthopedic surgeries.
This can result in errors that can be dangerous, lead to long-term patient suffering, and are costly for hospitals and surgeons alike. McGinley Orthopedics is on a mission to change that.
