Advanced Therapeutics UK Limited (ATUK) are a UK wide distributor of specialist medical devices based in Warwick in the West Midlands.
Advanced Therapeutics (UK) Ltd.’s mission is to source specialist medical devices that meet real clinical needs, simplify therapy and improve patient health and quality of life, then to work to introduce these devices to the UK so that people with diabetes may benefit from them here at home.
We are the exclusive UK distributor for the SOOIL range of insulin infusion pumps. The DANA I is Sooil’s newest intiuitive insulin pump with a system that is one of the most intelligent glucose management systems in the world, with improved BLE 5.0 Bluetooth and CamAPS FX compatibility. The DANA RS insulin pump is another fantastic offering from Sooil and the world’s first and only insulin pump that can make use of a patient’s own smartphone as a fully-fledged pump remote control.
As well as supplying innovative devices Advanced Therapeutics believes that providing first class product education, training and support is an essential component of product provision and therefore offer initial and ongoing in person training as well as working hard to maintain close relationships with both patients and healthcare professionals.
As an organisation, we pride ourselves on a ‘small and friendly’ approach, having the flexibility to be able to offer customers a quick, reliable and friendly service. We have a reputation amongst our existing customer base for great teamwork, advanced product knowledge and levels of service which are often proven to exceed those of our closest competitors.
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John Hughes
Managing Director
John Hughes has over 20 years experience in the diabetes industry, having set up Lifescan in the UK, and having worked for such organisations as Abbott Laboratories (Medisense blood glucose monitoring) and Novo Nordisk.
John was also involved in the earliest insulin infusion delivery systems and was a key player in re-establishing Insulin Pump Therapy in the UK by setting up the UK subsidiary of Diesetronic Medical Systems Ltd. in 1999.