14670 Baker Creek Rd
97128 McMinnville, Oregon
USA
Phone: +1 800 818-4025
Fax: +1 503 434-6303
http://www.beevers.net
info@beevers.net
Manufacturers
Company Figures
Year of foundation 1987
Area of business Commodities and Consumer Goods for Surgeries and Hospitals
Company Profile
Beevers Manufacturing & Supply
In 1987 Beevers Manufacturing was incorporated for the purpose of making the Tilson Trach Guard available to kids who needed it. (You can read that story by clicking here.) Then in 1993 we introduced the Cannulaide as an adjunct to CPAP therapy, followed in 2006 by Sticky Whiskers cannula securement device. We use well-established U.S. firms to do our basic manufacturing operations and we handle the R&D, marketing and fulfillment operations at our office.
Our president, Kate Beevers, has been a practicing respiratory therapist since 1974 and has pretty much “seen it all and done it all” from general floors to the ER, clinical instructing and a variety of intensive care units. Currently she works at a regional hospital in their Special Care Nursery one day a week to keep her finger on the pulse of the respiratory care field. Kate truly is the creative spark in our company and it is her indomitable “can do” spirit that gives rise to our products.
Our vice president, Tim Beevers, spent twenty years at Hewlett-Packard as an engineer and R&D project manager developing products ranging from computer peripherals to cardiographs and defibrillators. If you use these HP products you might still find Tim’s name etched somewhere inside. It is Tim’s knowledge in the areas of regulatory, quality assurance, development engineering, marketing, project management and business operations that keep us on track for the “boring” parts of our job.
We like, whenever possible, to get out and visit our customers. We enjoy sharing stories about the “good saves” and we also enjoy those talks in which we have no answers, but plenty of empathy for the difficult jobs our customers face.
As we say at Beevers Manufacturing, “It’s all about the babies.”