Philips Is Building What’s Next. We’d Like to Help Support More of It.
We’ve had the opportunity to support Philips programs and understand the demands that come with developing and manufacturing highly regulated medical technologies.
As new imaging, monitoring, and patient-care platforms continue to evolve, every design change, validation build, and production milestone creates additional pressure on engineering and sourcing teams.
Fathom is already supporting portions of that work today. We’d welcome the opportunity to support more of it.
Supporting a Company Like Philips Takes More Than Manufacturing Capacity.
Philips operates across multiple product lines, business units, and regulatory environments. New imaging platforms, patient monitoring systems, ultrasound technologies, and connected-care solutions all bring their own requirements, timelines, and documentation standards.
As those products evolve, engineering changes, validation builds, and production demands can quickly add complexity for the teams responsible for getting hardware built and delivered.
That’s where the right manufacturing partner can make a difference. Not by replacing your existing supply base, but by helping absorb the work that comes with innovation.
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Speed NPI from prototype to validated production without sacrificing traceability or creating supplier churn across your imaging and monitoring programs.
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Replace fragmented vendor relationships with a single accountable manufacturing partner who manages documentation, quality and scheduling through one set of standards and processes.
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Strengthen your supplier audit readiness with a domestic manufacturing partner whose quality systems, inspection discipline and process controls are built for regulated medical environments.
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Bridge domestic capacity gaps quickly for critical sub-assemblies, without long lead times, re-qualification headaches or geopolitical supply chain risk.
Fathom is Already a Partner of Phillips
$2M
Lifetime value of the parts Fathom has produced for Philips
5
Philips locations Fathom has worked with
46
Contacts the Fathom team has worked with
ISO 13485
Certified to ISO 13485:2016, maintaining this quality and compliance standard for 20+ years.
Meet Your White Glove Team
Healthcare Manufacturing Program Expertise
Pamela Melton-Arroyo
Medical Device Manufacturing Partner
During the last three decades, Pam has made contributions to innovation, integration and scalable growth across clinical systems, biotech partnerships, and advanced medical manufacturing. As Co-Founder of ProForma Technologies for 27 years, she built a trusted reputation in the medical device and biotech sectors. She partnered with global leaders like J&J, Medtronic, Baxter, and numerous startups to deliver high-performance mechanical parts, cable assemblies and PCBAs into FDA-regulated environments. Her career has bridged the gap between technology, operations, and innovation, enabling healthcare organizations and OEMs to bring safer, smarter and more reliable products to market.
Compliance and Speed. Most Suppliers Deliver One. Fathom Delivers Both.
Quick-turn shops move fast. Compliance-focused suppliers move carefully. Philips needs both at the same time: The agility to support rapid NPI and ECN cycles and the documentation discipline to survive a supplier audit or FDA review. Most vendors make you choose.
Fathom is built for exactly that intersection. We take care of the mechanical layer so you can focus on delivering exceptional patient care.
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Our engineers perform DFM, DFQ and DFE reviews before the quote. We surface manufacturability risks before they show up as first-article failures.
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ISO 13485 – certified quality systems, controlled documentation and traceability built for regulated medical programs, not retrofitted from commercial workflows.
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Multi-process execution under one operating model: CNC, precision sheet metal, injection molding, additive manufacturing, photochemical machining, finishing, assembly and inspection, integrated across seven U.S. facilities plus a global manufacturing network.
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White-glove service as the default: The same engineering and program-management discipline runs a 20-piece prototype and a 2,000-piece bridge build.
Precision Diagnosis & Diagnostic Imaging: Keep Platform Refreshes on Schedule.
Philips’ BlueSeal MRI platforms, AI-enabled CT systems and advanced imaging accessories run on a continuous refresh cycle that demands tight-tolerance machined components, sheet metal housings and inspection-ready subassemblies, often in low volumes and on compressed timelines. Fathom supplies the mechanical layer that keeps NPI and bridge production moving without losing traceability or audit readiness. So you can bring life-saving innovations to market faster.
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Minneapolis, MN / Elk Grove, IL / Round Rock, TX – Precision machined aluminum and stainless brackets, coil frames, detector interfaces, gantry service hardware and tight-tolerance plastic and metal fixtures for Latham, NY and Cleveland, OH imaging programs.
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Denver, CO / Ithaca, NY – Sheet metal cabinets, scanner covers, EMI shields, service panels, laser-cut guards and cable-tray parts for system refresh programs
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Newark, NY – Photochemical shims, thin shielding plates, encoded masks, flexures and burr-free flat precision details around detectors, coils and electronics assemblies
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Hartland, WI / Global Network – Additive prototypes, form-fit housings, low-volume injection-molded accessories, finishing and light assembly; plus injection mold tooling and production for mature programs once design intent stabilizes.
Image Guided Therapy: Precision Parts for the Most Demanding Interventional Environments.
Philips’ Azurion platform, LumiGuide navigation and interventional suite hardware demand burr-free, tight-tolerance mechanical components that perform in regulated clinical environments where patients’ lives are on the line. Fathom supports IGT programs from pilot builds through bridge production with the documentation discipline and process controls those programs demand.
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Elk Grove, IL / Round Rock, TX – Turned connectors, precision spacers, robotic and motion-interface hardware, trial components and machined assemblies for pilot lots supporting Plymouth, MN IGT programs.
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Newark, NY – Burr-free stainless flat springs, shims, marker plates, masks, thin shields and flexures for small interventional assemblies and sensing components.
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Ithaca, NY / Denver, CO- Fabricated trays, laser-cut guards, cart panels, cable-routing brackets, clean hardware and training-lab fixtures.
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Hartland, WI / Global Network – Ergonomic polymer housings, additive surgical evaluation models, injection mold tooling, urethane casting and finished assemblies for Azurion accessories and navigation console components.
Ultrasound: Faster Platform Iteration Without Fragmenting Your Supplier Base.
The Reedsville expansion and Philips’ push into GPU-powered, AI-enhanced ultrasound mean faster platform refreshes, tighter electronics density and more ergonomic design iteration. All of this drives increased fixture demand and short-run component needs. Fathom supports ultrasound programs across housings, cart hardware, monitor arms and transducer tooling without requiring a new vendor qualification every cycle.
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Hartland, WI – Additive and low-volume molded ergonomic housings, probe-cradle prototypes, cosmetic bezels, grips, cable boots, assembly fixtures, finishing and inspection aids for Reedsville and Bothell programs.
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Minneapolis, MN / Elk Grove, IL / Round Rock, TX – Machined pivots, monitor-arm hardware, cart interface plates, turned shafts and bushings, battery module retainers and tight-tolerance mounts.
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Denver, CO / Ithaca, NY- Sheet metal cart panels, internal shields, keyboard and UI plates, brackets, guards and production aids.
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Newark, NY / Global Network – Burr-free EMI shields, thin stainless shims, masks and flat springs around probe electronics; plus injection mold tooling, urethane cast appearance models and offshore production for mature accessory families.
Patient Monitoring & Acute Care: Validated Hardware for Connected Care Environments.
Philips’ IntelliVue patient monitoring portfolio is expanding into more connected, integrated care settings. That means hardware refreshes around monitor enclosures, sensor docking, wall mounts and HW/SW validation fixtures. Fathom provides the regulated mechanical layer that keeps acute care program timelines intact and on track, from prototype through bridge production.
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Hartland, WI – Rugged polymer enclosure prototypes, additive sensor cradles, low-volume molded accessories, fixture design, finishing and light assembly for Andover, MA and Murrysville, PA monitoring programs.
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Elk Grove, IL / Round Rock, TX – Machined internal brackets, heat spreaders, battery retainers, turned standoffs, monitor-arm adapters and docking hardware.
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Denver, CO / Ithaca, NY-: Cart panels, wall-mount plates, sheet-metal brackets, guards, cable-routing features and validation rigs.
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Newark, NY / Global Network –Burr-free EMI shields, contact springs, thin plates and flexures for compact electronics modules; plus injection mold tooling and production overflow for stable monitor accessory families.
Sleep & Respiratory Care: Compliance-Ready Components for a Business Under the Microscope.
The FDA consent decree and ongoing Respironics remediation have made quality documentation, material traceability and controlled manufacturing processes non-negotiable for Philips’ sleep and respiratory care programs. Fathom is your domestic, audit-ready manufacturing partner for non-foam replacement components, validation fixtures, flow-test rigs and the documented bridge production that keeps medically necessary accessories in the supply chain.
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Hartland, WI –Clean-handled polymer prototypes, non-foam respiratory components, additive fixtures, low-volume injection molding, finishing, assembly and inspection aids for Murrysville, PA and Carlsbad, CA programs.
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Round Rock, TX / Elk Grove, IL / Minneapolis, MN – Machined inserts, mold components, air-path hardware, test adapters, assembly tooling and tight-tolerance fixtures.
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Denver, CO / Ithaca, NY-: Cart panels, wall-mount plates, sheet-metal brackets, guards, cable-routing features and validation rigs.
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Newark, NY / Global Network –Burr-free thin valves, shims, screens, masks and flat springs where particle risk must be controlled; plus injection mold tooling and validated production capacity once designs are released.
Decades of Medical Manufacturing Experience. The Systems to Show for It.
Fathom has supported medical device OEMs for over 20 years, building more than 3,500 medical device components across 100+ manufacturers. That experience lives in our quality systems, our engineering and production teams. When Philips needs a manufacturing partner who can pick up a complex program, maintain traceability, support a supplier audit and still ship on schedule, that’s what Fathom is built for. We free you up to focus on providing exceptional patient care.
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ISO 13485:2016 certified. We’ve maintained medical-grade quality systems for 20+ years, with in-house CMM validation, surface inspection and tensile strength testing built into every program.
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3,500+ medical device components produced across a nationwide network, with 25+ advanced manufacturing processes available under one set of quality standards.
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Trusted by some of the biggest names in medical device manufacturing, we’ve built a strong track record on compliance discipline, engineering partnership and hands-on service.
Case Studies
How Medical Device Programs Stay on Schedule With Fathom:
Engineering Partnership, Not Just a P.O.
Fathom doesn’t operate like a transactional machine shop, and we don’t want to. Every Philips program starts with DFM, DFQ and DFE engagement before the quote is issued. Real engineers review prints for tolerance feasibility, material compatibility, finish requirements and inspection approach. We surface manufacturability issues at print review not at first-article rejection.
That engineering-first posture runs through everything we do. A named program contact, not a ticketing queue. An engineer on the phone the same day, not three cycles later. Continuity from prototype through production. The same people, the same documentation thread, the same set of quality standards. No relationship reset every time your program moves to the next phase.
For Philips programs, that means a partner who understands the intersection of hardware complexity, regulatory requirements, manufacturing speed and patient care, and who treats your NPI timeline as seriously as you do. White-glove service isn’t an ad slogan – it’s the day-to-day culture we live in service of companies like Philips.
