TeamBest Overview
The TeamBest family of companies has been proudly developing, manufacturing, and delivering reliable medical equipment and supplies for almost 50 years. TeamBest includes over a dozen companies offering complementary products and services for brachytherapy, health physics, radiation oncology, blood irradiation, vascular therapy, imaging, and medical particle acceleration. TeamBest is the single source for an expansive line of life saving medical equipment and supplies. Our trusted team is constantly expanding and innovating to provide the most reliable and cutting edge medical equipment and supplies to the global healthcare and research industries.
TeamBest started as Best Medical International, which was founded in 1977 in Springfield, Virginia, USA by Indo-American engineer Krishnan Suthanthiran. Initially, Best Medical International employed only a handful of engineers and offered one high quality product, the Iridium-192 brachytherapy seed strand. Today, TeamBest employs hundreds of talented individuals and offers thousands of products and services. TeamBest’s independently owned companies are proud to be represented in North America, Europe, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Everyone deserves the Best healthcare. Our goal is to work with medical professionals to provide the Best products and services. Our mission is to uphold our reputation for excellence in the healthcare field by developing, manufacturing and delivering cost-effective, high quality products to benefit patients around the world.
About Krishnan Suthanthiran, President of TeamBest
Krishnan Suthanthiran’s career in oncology and medicine spans more than half a century. He is the founder and president of TeamBest Global Companies (TBG), Best Cure Foundation, and Kitsault Energy.
Suthanthiran lost his father to cancer in 1968 and this tragic event helped to formulate his main career goal: to dedicate his life to medicine — cancer research and treatment in particular. In September 1969, Krishnan Suthanthiran traveled to Canada from India, after graduating from the University of Madras with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical engineering. With only 400 Canadian Dollars, Suthanthiran stayed resilient. Graduating in 1971 with his Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Suthanthiran was financed completely through merit scholarships and research assistantships.
On April 29, 2015, in memory of his father and the millions of people affected by Cancer, Suthanthiran launched his Global War on Cancer by promoting Proactive Healthcare Delivery Systems worldwide, which are focused on transparency of clinical benefits, outcome, and cost…
