Success stories

A Stoke-on-Trent clinic that has benefitted from a Keele University business support programme is offering a free health and wellbeing package of support to employers in return for feedback on their pilot project.

A Stoke-on-Trent clinic has been awarded funding from Keele University to launch a pilot project to help companies support their employees’ health and wellbeing.

Eccleshall-based Polyflon Medical has recently launched it second Class 7 clean room, which was officially opened by Keele University.

Stafford-based company, Innovative Testing Solutions – also known as ITS Test Kits – has gone from strength to strength with the help of Keele University’s Business Gateway.

A business support programme designed to drive improvements across Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire’s healthcare and medical sector has been approved for a second project to provide support for a further three years, after receiving more than £1m of additional funding.

Stoke-on-Trent-based The Care Training Company has received support from Keele University’s Business Gateway.

Keele University has launched a new Healthcare Business Network, a regional forum for companies in all sectors looking to grow their business and make new contacts in the healthcare and medical supply chain.

A company dedicated to improving standards in the UK’s care homes has been able to expand their product range, thanks to support from Keele University’s Business Bridge programme.

MICA Biosystems, a Staffordshire medical technology SME run and led by Professor Alicia El Haj, recently approached Keele University’s Business Bridge programme for support regarding their Bioreactor and bioassay.

Keele University's Business Bridge programme has supported a local business in preparing for the new regulations coming into place to maintain consistently high levels of health and safety protection for users of medical devices

Keele University is supporting one of the UK's leading suppliers of Endoscopy equipment in their quest to improve efficiency in the healthcare sector

A Staffordshire-based company is looking to transform the way that patients manage and monitor their asthma, thanks to support from Keele University.

Through its collaboration with University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, Keele University aims to advance the healthcare and medical technologies available to the local population.

A local software and web technology company has praised a Keele University business support programme for unlocking access to market research vital for development of their online patient information service.

DIMEC has developed an app that's set to revolutionise prescription ordering, thanks to support from Keele University's Business Bridge programme