About Us

The TriMedx Foundation began as an outreach function of TriMedx, a premier provider of healthcare equipment services in the United States. At first, TriMedx provided talented clinical engineering technicians to support its customers' medical mission teams as they traveled to impoverished communities.

By 2004, TriMedx formed its non-profit entity, the TriMedx Foundation, to help support medical technology needs around the world. Today, the Foundation operates through generous donations from equipment vendors, healthcare providers, talented technical staff, and others in the community. We have a goal to improve 10,000 lives this year. And with the following efforts, we're doing what we can to make a difference in the health and lives of others.

Meet the Executive Director and the Board of Directors.

Equipment Service Center

The TriMedx Foundation operates in a 19,000 square foot equipment service center for centralized repairs and distribution functions. Donated equipment and parts are stored at the service center, and volunteers run diagnostics and ensure the equipment is in working order before shipment to the needed facilities. In addition, the TriMedx Foundation provides technical support in the areas of imaging, biomedical, laboratory, and ultrasound equipment. Our experts provide long-distance support to hospitals and medical clinics around the world.

Medical Mission Trips

There are many medical mission trips in which clinical volunteers are able to provide care to those with minimal exposure to medical help. The problem lies in the lack of working medical equipment. The TriMedx Foundation supports many medical mission teams across the United States and abroad by helping with the installation, repair, and training on the use and support of medical equipment.

Local Charity Outreach

The TriMedx Foundation also works closely with charities within our communities, supporting TriMedx associates to volunteer for causes that are near to their hearts. We sponsor days where approved projects are managed, volunteers are organized, and our impact is measured. These projects allow for non-medical mission work to also be a part of our Foundation.