The design, development, and production of medical devices is increasingly becoming an arduous endeavor, not only due to intensifying global competition and tightening regulatory oversight, but also due to ever-diversifying users needs around the world. The surmounting regulatory hurdles and prohibitive costs for developing and bringing new medical devices to markets, pose a strong detriment to adoption and care provision for healthcare users, particularly the ones in low resource countries (LRCs). The idea of repurposing existing devices for new geographical regions - not just for better global access to healthcare but also to increase profitability - warrants further consideration. We explore sustainability considerations and propose a method for implementing the repurposing initiative.