The Company Joins Its Global Counterparts to Empower Mercy Ships with Innovative Medical Technologies to Deliver Life-Changing Surgeries
MAHWAH, N.J., Sept. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Mindray, a global leader in healthcare technologies and solutions specializing in patient monitoring, anesthesia, and ultrasound, today announced its deepened commitment to Mercy Ships, the world's largest nonprofit operating hospital ships, through an expanded partnership that includes its North American organization. This partnership underscores Mindray's long-term, global support for the organization, which works tirelessly to deliver life-changing surgeries, medical training, and lasting healthcare improvements across Africa. This collaboration further reinforces Mindray's mission to advance medical technologies to make healthcare more accessible.
Mercy Ships operates two state-of-the-art hospital ships, Global Mercy™ and Africa Mercy®, providing free surgical care and training programs to underserved communities. For regions with limited access to surgical care, including over 95% of sub-Saharan Africa's population, these hospital ships serve as a beacon of hope, addressing critical healthcare disparities.
"At Mindray, we are driven by a vision of better healthcare for all. Our partnership with Mercy Ships allows us to live out this mission, ensuring that leading-edge medical technologies reach those who need them most, even in the most challenging environments," said Wayne Quinn, President, Mindray North America. "By delivering robust, reliable solutions and supporting caregivers with advanced tools, we empower clinicians to provide life-changing care. Through innovation, a steadfast commitment to quality, and a focus on meeting clinical needs, we are proud to help break barriers and deliver on the promise of equitable healthcare worldwide."
Through this partnership, Mindray North America is playing a pivotal role by equipping Mercy Ships with innovative medical technologies that elevate patient care and strengthen healthcare capacity. The donation of its technology, including multiple cutting-edge ultrasound systems, highlights Mindray's ongoing investment in empowering medical teams with best-in-class tools enabling high-quality care in the most challenging scenarios.
Since initiating its relationship with Mercy Ships in 2017, Mindray's global organization has consistently provided devices and technical support that underpin the success of its medical infrastructure. Today, both ships operate with over 350 Mindray systems, including patient monitors, anesthesia machines, ultrasound machines, defibrillators, and central monitoring solutions. The expanded partnership to include Mindray North America solidifies the company's role as a critical partner in the Mercy Ships' life-saving work. Together, Mindray and Mercy Ships aspire to deliver over 50,000 life-changing surgeries while building lasting healthcare capacity — continuously reaching higher to expand access to quality care for those who need it most.
About Mindray
Mindray is a leading developer, manufacturer, and supplier of medical device solutions and technologies used in healthcare facilities worldwide. At Mindray, we rise up to meet the highest standards possible because we believe everyone deserves access to quality healthcare. As a result, we have been advancing medical technologies for more than 30 years providing robust, best-in-class solutions that are focused on our customers and designed to address their biggest pain points. Mindray offers innovative, leading-edge, accessible patient monitoring, anesthesia, and ultrasound solutions, empowering healthcare professionals to provide the highest quality of care now and in the future. For more information, please visit https://www.mindray.com/na.
About Mercy Ships
Mercy Ships operates hospital ships that deliver free surgeries and other healthcare services to those with little access to safe medical care. An international faith-based organization, Mercy Ships has focused entirely on partnering with nations in Africa for the past three decades. Working with in-country partners, Mercy Ships also provides training to local healthcare professionals and supports the construction of in-country medical infrastructure to leave a lasting impact.
Each year, more than 2,500 volunteer professionals from over 60 countries serve on board the world's two largest non-governmental hospital ships, the Africa Mercy and the Global Mercy. Professionals such as surgeons, dentists, nurses, health trainers, cooks, and engineers dedicate their time and skills to accelerate access to safe surgical and anesthetic care. Mercy Ships was founded in 1978 and has offices in 16 countries as well as an Africa Service Center in Dakar, Senegal. For more information, visit mercyships.org and follow @MercyShips on social media.
SOURCE Mindray North America

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