Humanitarian and development programs

We cooperate with government institutions and other non-profit organizations. We provide material support for the government program MEDEVAC which sends its medical teams to the areas of need and provides expert training to foreign medical staff. By carrying out our own projects we aim at best-practice sharing and skills training to streamline the medical care processes. We respond to current humanitarian crises, participate in direct humanitarian aid programs and support initiatives with a focus on health programs.

Implementation of complex healthcare solutions

We are a reliable and credible partner to foreign governments with an ability to respond to material needs. We deliver complex healthcare solutions, provide installation, product service and training of operating personnel.

We assist to Czech exporters in searching for new business opportunities and provide local administrative support. Through showrooms in selected foreign regions, we contribute to the promotion of the Czech technical and medical advanced solutions.

Centers of excellence management

Insufficient qualification of medical equipment operators is a common phenomenon encountered in developing countries. Devices are not properly configured, they are handled inefficiently, and once the device stops working, it is discarded and replaced.

Proper training of biomedical engineers, nurses, and doctors for operation and routine maintenance would allow the products to be used to their full capacity and save significant amounts of money.

With centers of excellence established in foreign regions, we are able to provide local support for equipment installation, staff training, and product servicing. The center is very well suited to conduct clinical trials as well as to provide training of the users to know their rights against manufacturers and to be able to enforce the liability against authorized service providers.

Educational programs for Biomedical engineers

Biomedical engineers are an indispensable part of the hospital staff although not very visible. They are a key component in ensuring the functionality and longevity of medical technology, which is in a deplorable state, especially in developing countries. We want to guarantee the availability of this medical-technical specialization wherever education is the most valuable commodity.

In cooperation with the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering of CTU, we are preparing a scholarship program for foreign students with an expected capacity of 12 students per year.

We support internships, student exchanges, postgraduate collaboration, and programs linking student internships and graduate jobs with the private sector.