ROi taps Vertebral Technologies for interbody fusion devices: 3 things to know

Resource Optimization & Innovation, a provider-owned supply chain services company in St. Louis, entered a contract agreement with Minneapolis-based Vertebral Technologies.

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Here are three things to know.

1. Vertebral Technologies is a privately-owned MIS spinal implant medical device company.

2. VTI’s devices aid surgeons in treating patients with difficult anatomy and disc space access, especially at the L5-S1 and L4-L5 disc levels, according to VTI president and CEO Matt Kyle.

3. Under the agreement, surgeons in ROi member facilities will have access to VTI’s modular interbody fusion devices.

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