Gradian Health Systems builds innovative medical equipment for anesthesia, critical care, and oxygen therapy designed to deliver high-quality healthcare in a wide range of settings, from the most challenging resource-limited locations to the most advanced medical centers.
As an international medical equipment company, we have offices in New York, Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, and Jaipur; as well as partners in over 35 countries and regional distribution partners around the world. Gradian enables healthcare teams to provide high-quality, safe care to more than 2.2 million patients across Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Working closely with in-country medical professionals and partners, Gradian builds medical technology, distribution networks, training and customer support that works with the unique situations and challenges in each country where we operate. We offer world-class accredited training that help medical providers learn how to effectively use our machines, and provide continuing education in many specialty fields.
As we designed and built our first anesthesia machine, we realized that medical equipment is only as good as the support networks around it. And if those support networks are not strong, efficient and effective then machines can go under-used because they are broken, or the healthcare providers don’t have the necessary training to operate them. This realization led us to establish comprehensive distribution, training, and support networks in each country we operate. We built an accredited medical training and continuing education program that can qualify for officially-recognized Continued Medical Education (CME) credits in many countries. Our training programs help healthcare providers strengthen clinical and non-clinical skills by practicing real-life patient scenarios under the supervision of instructors and physicians. We also built key distribution partners to ensure that no matter how remote or limited the infrastructure, we could install our medical devices in any clinic. And just as importantly, we train biomedical technicians throughout the countries where we work, so that our medical equipment can be maintained and quickly repaired to keep the machines running and healthcare providers having the tools they need to save lives.