Reditus, PAL Health, Add to Growing Team

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REDITUS, PAL HEALTH, ADD TO GROWING TEAM 

PEKIN – Reditus Laboratories and PAL Health Technologies again have added to their growing team.

 Craig Bryant has been named accounting manager for both companies and Jake Ganze has been appointed as both companies’ strategic sourcing director. 

Craig Bryant, Accounting Manager
 Bryant is responsible for managing accounts payable and managing non-patient accounts receivable and is responsible for the monthly and yearly accounting close. He has 16 years of accounting experience: six years in manufacturing with Excel Foundry & Machine Inc., three years in medical with Hopedale Medical Complex and seven years in personal finance and banking, including with First Farmers State Bank. Bryant has a bachelor’s degree in financial accounting from Illinois State University. 

Jake Ganze, sourcing director
Ganze is responsible for the commercial management of suppliers, including supplier sourcing and relations, purchasing and receiving. He has 13 years of supply chain experience, including supply chain planning, purchasing, sourcing and implementations. Ganze began his career as a supply chain planner at Optimas OE Solutions in Glenview and, most recently, was that business’s director of New Business Sourcing North America. He graduated from Southern Illinois University with a bachelor’s degree in business management. 


Reditus and PAL are separate companies with the same CEO, Dr. Aaron Rossi. 

Reditus Laboratories, 200 Enterprise Drive, Pekin, is a full-service laboratory with a heavy focus on molecular diagnostics. PAL Health Technologies, 1805 Riverway Drive, Pekin, is a full-service manufacturer of prescription, hand-crafted foot orthoses, diabetic inserts and ankle-foot orthoses.



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Reditus Laboratories is a full-service laboratory company with a heavy focus on molecular diagnostics. Based in Pekin, Illinois, Reditus provides top-tier, accurate anatomical and clinical pathology services, including cytology, histology and molecular testing. Reditus is accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) and is certified by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) program. Additional information is at www.redituslabs.com, as well as on Facebook at Reditus Laboratories and Twitter @ReditusLabs. 

PAL Health Technologies is a full-service manufacturer of prescription, hand-crafted foot orthoses, diabetic inserts and ankle-foot orthoses. Based in Pekin, Illinois, PAL Health Technologies has been a national leader in the field of functional foot orthoses since 1976. PAL uses the latest technology, including the Xtremity 3D by PAL scanning software to make sure each orthotic is custom-fabricated to each patient, and is continually innovating and introducing new products. Additional information is at xtremity3d.com and on Facebook at PAL Health Technologies.


Contact: Paul Swiech
Reditus Laboratories
p.swiech@redituslabs.com
866-736-0002, ext. 941 

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