OUR MISSION

Engage and inspire cross-sector medical donation stakeholders to

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Develop standards-based donation programs and practices that

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Advance quality donation practices and protect the environment. 

Standards & Accreditation

The Code of Conduct (COC) and Accreditation program reflects the collective commitment of the medical surplus recovery community to adhere to quality practices and ensure organizational integrity.

Healthcare

systems

Healthcare System Leadership - A standards-based, system-wide approach to medical device and equipment donations.  Developed in partnership with Ascension Global Mission and available to all health systems.

Joint Summit

Annual Compassion Ethics & Excellence in Global Health Summit -  Co-sponsored by the MedSurplus Alliance and Catholic Health Association.

Kits4life

kits4life is a cross-sector initiative, developed by the clinical research community, to repurpose clinical trial supplies, lab kits, and equipment to close the healthcare gap worldwide.

What is Accreditation?

Accreditation documents a

Medical Surplus Recovery Program's capacity to meet the MedSurplus Alliance

Code of Conduct Standards and adhere to

the World Health Organization's

Key Core Principles

for Good Medical Product Donation.

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NOTICE: The Code of Conduct review and revision process begins in 2021.  Contact us if you are a donor, intermediary, or recipient, and you would like to participate in the process.

MedSurplus Alliance

Code of Conduct

The COC Standards describe best MSRO practices to receive, sort, repair, package, and ship new or used medical products.

However, we also encourage donors, recipients, and other stakeholders to use the Code of Conduct to evaluate their medical donation program practices and evaluate MSRO partners.