Accredited MSROs

A Medical Surplus Recovery Organization's mission is to bridge the gap between surplus and scarcity, turning potential waste into hope for those who need it most.

Today, MSA Accredited MSRO's serve over 80 countries, including the United States.

Medical Surplus Recovery Organizations (MSRO) embody compassion, collecting unused medical supplies, devices and medicines to deliver them to those in need.

They understand that good intentions alone are not sufficient; their actions must benefit providers and patients and prevent unnecessary donations.

Accreditation assures donors, recipients, and other stakeholders that the medical surplus recovery program has undergone an objective evaluation process that helps them assess and improve their operations.

This enhances trust and confidence in both the donated supplies and the organization managing their redistribution.

Watch to a nurse's story and read on to learn more.

A Medical Surplus Recovery Organization (MSRO) is an organization or program that specializes in collecting, processing, and redistributing surplus medical supplies and equipment. These organizations typically work with healthcare facilities, manufacturers, distributors, and other stakeholders to recover unused or excess medical resources that would otherwise go to waste. MSROs play a crucial role in facilitating the donation and redistribution of these surplus medical supplies to underserved communities, both domestically and internationally, thereby helping to address healthcare disparities and improve access to medical care for those in need.