Agiliti, INC. \de Stock: price and directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Agiliti, INC. \de

Agiliti, Inc. (\DE) is a U.S.-based healthcare technology management company listed on the NYSE in the United States under ticker AGTI. The company operates at the intersection of medical equipment logistics, maintenance, rental, and onsite clinical support, helping hospitals and other care providers keep mission-critical equipment patient-ready. Agiliti positions itself as a critical outsourcing partner to more than 10,000 U.S. healthcare customers, including acute-care hospitals, integrated delivery networks, alternate-site providers, government entities, and medical device manufacturers.([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1749704/000174970424000016/agti-20231231.htm)) From a historical perspective, Agiliti traces its roots back to 1939. The business was originally incorporated in Minnesota in 1954 and later reincorporated in Delaware in 2001. It operated for many years under the Universal Hospital Services name before becoming Agiliti, and it began trading publicly on the NYSE in 2021. Its corporate headquarters are in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, while its operating footprint is nationwide across the United States.([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1749704/000174970423000008/agti-20221231.htm?utm_source=openai)) The company’s service model is built around three core pillars: Equipment Solutions, Clinical Engineering Services, and Onsite Managed Services. Equipment Solutions provides supplemental, peak-need, and per-case rental of general biomedical, specialty, and surgical equipment. Clinical Engineering Services supports repair, maintenance, and technical service workflows across acute-care and alternate-site settings. Onsite Managed Services extends Agiliti’s presence inside customer facilities through embedded operational support, staffing, and workflow management. In operational terms, the company’s offerings are designed to reduce equipment ownership costs, improve utilization, limit waste, and support patient safety.([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1749704/000174970424000016/agti-20231231.htm)) Agiliti’s competitive position is anchored in scale and responsiveness. The company reported managing or owning more than one million units of medical equipment, with the ability in many cases to source equipment within 24 hours. That asset base and logistics network are important differentiators in a fragmented market where large hospital systems value broad coverage, fast delivery, and reliable reprocessing and maintenance. The business is also supported by a wide domestic office and service footprint across many U.S. states, reinforcing its ability to serve customers locally while operating nationally.([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1749704/000174970424000016/agti-20231231.htm)) Recent news suggests a more product-led strategy alongside the traditional service model. In February 2025, Agiliti launched Essentia, a multi-acuity hospital bed platform. In June 2025, it introduced a new NP Line of stretcher support surfaces. In 2026, the newsroom highlighted additional product innovation, including Capillaire and recognition for the Adapt Line. These developments indicate that Agiliti is increasingly emphasizing proprietary device solutions and clinically differentiated products, not just outsourced equipment services.([newsroom.agilitihealth.com](https://newsroom.agilitihealth.com/news/agiliti-launches-essentia-an-innovative-multi-acuity-hospital-bed/)) For investors, Agiliti should be viewed as a healthcare infrastructure and services provider with a strong U.S. operating base, recurring demand drivers, and a business model tied to hospital efficiency, equipment readiness, and patient-care workflow optimization.