One of our core values is to maintain a strong ethical backbone in all areas of our business, whether that be helping our customers keep ...

Whilst we are proud of our British roots, a key element of our success lies with building a presence in other countries and markets.

Our support of the Orthopaedic and Trauma Alliance (OTA) has spanned many years.

The Covid-19 pandemic has created challenges which many businesses could never have foreseen. Like others, we have had to respond and pivot

Being part of the British manufacturing sector is very important to us, and has been one of our fundamental principles

Despite being created to protect broken limbs whilst bathing, the LimbO has become a well established part of wound care management.

As a British manufacturer, we support apprenticeship schemes. Shaun Nightingale, our Technical Director, explains why.

Thesis has always focused on supporting and promoting sector bodies and associations which strive to promote orthopaedic excellence

As Managing Director at Thesis, Ana Mardell has become convinced of the link between physical and mental health and business success

Our focus on education and training means that for some years we have chosen to make a number of charitable contributions to organisations.

it wasn’t until 1982 that a dedicated course was set up to train plaster technicians.

Thesis is a true family business. Run by the families of the founders and employing families within our 50 strong workforce.

Paying the Real Living Wage is a choice and one we take actively and proudly.