Allied Health Group DC history

In 1967, the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professionals (ASAHP) was established in response to the need for an association to relate to improving the quality and quantity of needed workforce in health professions.

In 1971 Sciuto sold the firm to Chemetron, which at the time concentrated on chemicals, metals, and electronics.

Chemetron developed Stilecraft into its distinct medical products division, and four years after Chemetron's 1976 merger with the massive conglomerate Allegheny International, Inc., the medical division was renamed Allied Healthcare Products, Inc.

Harbour Group, a St Louis-based holding company, acquired Allied in 1985 when Allegheny underwent a corporate restructuring.

We'll expand in the industry both via Allied product expansions and acquisitions." In 1986 Allied began to fulfill this agenda with the acquisition of Oxequip Health Industries.

Allied continued its growth with the 1988 purchase of Architectural Medical Products, which made modular medical walls and service columns for hospital construction and remodeling.

The purchase of Life Support Products in December 1993 further diversified Allied's product lines, maneuvering the company into the emergency medical field.

The school opened in 1994 as the Academy of Certified Nursing Assistants with approval from the State of Tennessee.

With its July 1995 acquisition of Design Principles, Inc., Allied continued to position itself as a key player in the emergency medical products market.

In a bold move Allied's board of directors removed LaRusso from his position as president in May 1996.

Allied's sales actually declined in 1997, and the company operated at a net loss for the year.

As Aggarwal explained at the time in a press release, the sale of the two companies "allow[ed] Allied to focus on its medical gas equipment and home care business." Allied's return to its core competencies also allowed it to achieve profitability by April 1998.

By the time the business formed in 2006, there were more than 60 pediatricians who joined Allied Pediatrics of New York.

In July of 2007, the Academy was purchased by Heather Wilga and a partner.

The organization of International chief Health Professions Officers (ICHPO) defined allied health care professionals in 2012.

In 2019, the partner physicians, with the help of the executive leadership team, formed Adjuvant.Health.