Current activities
What we are working on right now.
A selection of our current activities – an insight into the projects keeping us busy at the moment. From design and supply through to commissioning, medeqon is at work across Europe and internationally.
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Tashkent training centre · neonatal resuscitation
For the simulation centre of the Center for Development of Professional Qualification of Medical Workers (CDPQMW) in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, we are currently equipping a training station with an open neonatal resuscitation and stabilisation platform – for realistic training in initial care, thermal management and respiratory support.
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Pabianice hospital · Medical equipment supply
Pabianickie Centrum Medyczne near Łódź is renewing its wards step by step. Across several delivery stages we supply the diagnostics of everyday ward work – blood glucose and temperature measurement, otoscopes, blood pressure monitors and stethoscopes – plus pressure regulators for the medical gas supply and MOBIAK MINOA alternating-pressure mattress systems. Every item is agreed with the hospital in advance, matched in version and accessories to what the wards need, and accompanied through to trouble-free use.
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Reconstruction of Ukraine · health cluster
medeqon has joined the health cluster of the Austrian initiative “Ukraine Wiederaufbau” – the Foreign Ministry’s platform that brings together Austria’s contribution to the reconstruction under government coordinator Wolfgang Anzengruber. What we contribute cannot be learned from documents: some two and a half years on site in Syria, Jordan and Lebanon taught us how a hospital really runs under wartime conditions – power and gas supply, sterile processing, spare parts, maintenance and staff. Since February 2022 the WHO has verified more than 2,800 attacks on Ukrainian health care. Bringing those buildings back into service takes design and equipment that hold up in daily use, not just on paper.
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Vienna General Hospital · sequencing laboratory design
At Vienna General Hospital we are currently preparing the preliminary design of a new laboratory area for processing human biosamples – seamlessly from nucleic acid extraction through to the bioinformatic analysis of the sequencing data. Four devices have to be procured; 15 manufacturer options add up to 120 possible combinations for the process chain. We assess that variety in a structured way, condense it together with client and users into one technically, operationally and economically viable solution, and derive reliable building data for structural works and building services in good time. The entire project is designed using the BIM method.
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VKMB · consulting in medical technology design
On behalf of VKMB we support the medical technology design in an advisory role and, together with the client’s team, safeguard the quality of the planning documents. An independent second opinion on completeness, technical plausibility and operational suitability – so that decisions rest on solid ground and corrections are made where they still cost nothing: in the design phase.
Montanus-Klinik Bad Schwalbach · Medical technology for rehabilitation
With the Montanus-Klinik in Bad Schwalbach, we are now also active in Germany. Located in the Rheingau-Taunus region, this specialist clinic of the German statutory pension insurance Deutsche Rentenversicherung Oldenburg-Bremen focuses on orthopaedic rehabilitation. With 145 beds and around 2,300 patients a year, it pursues a clear goal: getting people moving again after surgery and injury. We are equipping the clinic with medical technology and matching version and accessories to everyday therapy. As a single point of contact, we accompany the project from selection through to trouble-free use – reliably and across borders. This allows physicians and therapists to focus fully on what matters: their patients.