Turning American Innovation into Global Health Security
DRIP Medical Solutions is restoring U.S. production of IV bags and essential medical products through advanced automation, sustainable design, and public-private collaboration.
OUR MISSION
To restore medical supply independence to the United States and its allies by building a resilient, sustainable, and technologically advanced manufacturing ecosystem for IV bags and critical-care products.
“We’re not just manufacturing — we’re securing the future of healthcare.”
Products and Solutions
IV Bag Manufacturing
DRIP produces non-PVC IV bags using advanced automation and GMP-certified cleanroom systems capable of manufacturing up to 48,000 IV bags per hour.
Our production focuses on saline, dextrose, and specialty infusion bags for hospitals, outpatient clinics, and home-infusion providers.
Public-Private Partnerships
We work alongside federal and state agencies to secure America’s Strategic National Stockpile and support healthcare readiness at scale.
Our distribution model connects with major hospital systems, nursing-home networks, and emergency response agencies — delivering reliability, speed, and verified product safety.
- 1.5 Billion+ IV Bags used annually in the U.S.
- 90% Imported, creating supply chain risk and cost volatility.
- $2.8 Billion+ Market for non-PVC IV bags by 2029 (CAGR 9.7%).
- DRIP’s goal is to help meet U.S. demand by 2030.
Strategic Advantage
- U.S.-based manufacturing reduces dependence on imports.
- Fully automated production increases consistency and output.
- Partnerships with HHS, FDA, and national hospital systems.
- Modular design allows rapid replication of facilities nationwide.
Meet The DRIP Team
Greg Thompson
President of Manufacturing Operations
Greg Thompson brings over 19 years of executive experience in procurement, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing), and automation design. As President of DRIP Medical Solutions Management, Inc., he leads the company’s strategic direction — addressing the U.S. IV bag shortage through advanced, innovative manufacturing solutions.
Greg’s leadership is grounded in the expertise of his Procurement, MEP, and Automation Design Consulting Firm, recognized for its success in consulting and procurement for medical facilities, cleanrooms, and large-scale commercial developments. His firm also maintains ownership interests in manufacturing facilities in Italy and operates a robust international importation and logistics network, strengthening DRIP’s global reach.
With a proven track record — including the successful launch of a national IV solutions business in 2016 — Greg continues to drive DRIP’s mission to deliver high-quality, time-sensitive IV products that meet critical healthcare and national supply chain needs.
Jeffrey Worley
Chief Financial Officer
Jeffrey Worley serves as Chief Financial Officer of DRIP Medical Solutions Management, Inc., bringing over 45 years of combined financial, operational, and strategic experience in distribution, manufacturing, and real estate.
As the founder of Columbia Consulting Group (CCG) — a fractional CFO and advisory firm established over 25 years ago — Jeff has guided dozens of companies through stages of rapid growth, capital structuring, and public exit preparation. His leadership has been instrumental in supporting organizations navigating complex financial landscapes, including turnarounds and accelerated expansion.
Prior to founding CCG, Jeff accumulated two decades of experience in real estate development and restructuring, specializing in bankruptcy avoidance, Chapter 11 navigation, and financial advisory services as both a Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO) and Financial Advisor.
Today, Jeff leads DRIP’s financial strategy, ensuring disciplined capital allocation, scalable growth, and alignment between mission-driven manufacturing and sustainable investor value creation.
Jason Schwartz
Distributor Development, East Coast
With over two decades of professional experience in customer and distributor development, Jason Schwartz oversees DRIP’s network expansion across the Eastern United States. He has cultivated relationships with major healthcare systems and serves on emergency readiness committees representing over 5,600 emergency rooms nationwide. His leadership in healthcare logistics and distribution ensures DRIP’s products reach critical facilities efficiently and reliably.
Ryan Neufeld
Distributor Development, West Coast
Ryan Neufeld brings more than 20 years of consulting and business development experience across the Central and Pacific time zones. Known for his strong political and institutional relationships — including with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) — Ryan plays a key role in DRIP’s national distribution and partnership strategy, helping expand access to essential IV solutions across diverse healthcare systems.
Manne Savioja
Equipment Engineer / Automation Engineer
Manne Savioja is a seasoned engineering professional with extensive experience in GMP-compliant automation and cleanroom design. A former project manager at Elomatic Oy, Manne has contributed to high-profile pharmaceutical infrastructure projects, including the Nexium IV formulation unit at AstraZeneca. His technical expertise drives DRIP’s commitment to precision manufacturing and quality assurance across all facilities.
Alex Margulies
Sourcing Specialist
As President of IHC Biomed LLC, Alex Margulies leads strategic sourcing and procurement for laboratory and medical manufacturing operations. With experience supporting clients such as NorthShore Medical Labs, Alex specializes in optimizing supply chains, improving operational efficiency, and reducing cost in high-compliance environments. His sourcing expertise ensures DRIP’s materials and components meet the highest standards of reliability and performance.
Ehsan Joarder
Laboratory Consultant
Ehsan Joarder, founder of Joarder Technologies LLC, is an experienced laboratory consultant with a decade of hands-on expertise in clinical lab setup, compliance, and IT systems integration. He has successfully launched and optimized lab operations across multiple states, blending workflow efficiency with regulatory adherence. Ehsan’s insight into clinical processes supports DRIP’s quality control and lab testing expansion initiatives.
Kerry Burden
National Development Partner
With over 40 years of commercial real estate development experience, Kerry Burden has led more than $4 billion in projects spanning over 30 million square feet across healthcare, industrial, and mixed-use sectors. His background in strategic planning, financing, and construction management makes him instrumental in driving DRIP’s facility expansion across the U.S. Kerry’s portfolio includes projects for global brands such as Nestlé, Microsoft, and Baylor, reflecting his ability to balance quality, cost control, and investor value creation.
Teresa Chandler
Export Distributor Development – Caribbean Market (CARICOM)
Teresa Chandler brings deep expertise in political relations and government-driven healthcare systems across the CARICOM nations, including Barbados, The Bahamas, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad, and Tobago. With over 280 hospitals impacted by the IV shortage, Teresa leads DRIP’s export and business development strategy for the Caribbean market, ensuring regional access to life-saving IV solutions while supporting cross-border healthcare resilience.
Strategic Partner
America IV serves as the real estate, infrastructure, technology and capital partner to DRIP Medical Solutions. The company acquires, develops, and leases large-scale medical manufacturing campuses through long-term, triple-net lease agreements, enabling DRIP to focus entirely on operations, production, and government fulfillment. The company is developing advanced systems to synchronize production, logistics, and compliance using AI and blockchain tracking, ensuring full transparency from production to delivery.
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