
A sourcing partner built for the realities of Ethiopian care.
Linco Medical Systems is a physician-led export management and procurement company based in the Washington, DC metro area (Maryland, USA), connecting Ethiopia's health sector with certified, FDA-cleared US medical equipment. We exist to close the gap between US-grade equipment availability and the procurement realities facing Ethiopian hospitals.
Equipment integrity, end to end.
We work with a vetted network of US hospital decommission programs, certified refurbishers, and OEM-authorized distributors. Every unit is sourced with documented inspection reports, service history, and EFDA-ready export documentation from the supplier for your biomedical team's review before purchase authorization. Shipments move by air freight for time-critical orders or by consolidated sea freight for larger and heavier loads.
As a physician-led procurement and sourcing firm, Linco never holds buyer funds - you pay the equipment supplier directly. Our sourcing support is free to your facility because Linco is compensated on the supplier side.
The result is equipment your biomedical team can stand behind, with documentation your finance and regulatory teams can defend.
Integrity over volume
We turn down units that don't meet our inspection standard. Every time.
Clinical-first decisions
Every spec is reviewed against the actual department workflow it will serve.
Long-horizon partnerships
We are built for repeat procurement relationships, not one-off transactions.
Ethiopian physician-led, US-based.
Ethiopian physician-led
Clinical leadership, US-based operations
Linco is led by an Ethiopian physician with US clinical experience in cardiovascular diagnostics. Sourcing, inspection coordination, and buyer relationships are handled directly by clinical leadership - not routed through sales intermediaries.
How we operate
Linco works with certified US biomedical technicians, hospital liquidation networks, and licensed freight forwarders on a per-shipment basis. Every engagement is handled directly by clinical leadership, so nothing is lost between a promise and a delivery.
