heyer medical AG

Who we are

heyer medical AG is a leading company in development, manufacturing and distribution of high-class medical devices with more than 130 years of experience in healthcare technology. The company was established in 1883 in Bad Ems, a famous spa-town in the heart of Germany. Situated close to the river Rhine, Bad Ems was the destination of patients throughout Europe seeking treatment for respiratory ailments.
Awards and patents followed. heyer products now gained a huge reputation all around the world. The brand heyer was created synonymously for German Engineering and Quality.
Based on our stated core-competence ‘Ventilation’, heyer medical AG expanded its product portfolio to different business areas:
– Anesthesia Delivery Systems and Workstations,
– Intensive Care Ventilator, Emergency Ventilator, HomeCare ventilator
– Inhalation Therapy and Respiratory Care
heyer is a global player and active in many countries all over the world, especially in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. One of heyer’s particular strength is product development. Our innovations are driven by keen awareness of the needs of our customers there by helping them to do a better job through our technical supports. In order to strengthen our international presence and to better serve our growing list of customers and installations we established our own offices and representatives around the globe. The ability to provide our customers with fast and direct access to technical support is part of our customer service orientation and in response to proven and increased activity in these markets. heyer medical AG has a team of qualified engineers and assembly experts who are among the most respected and proven in their field. This team of professionals is, from an engineering point of view, something rare in the industry. That is, they are both flexible to new ideas and quite capable of implementing those ideas. They are also highly motivated to do so.

Company’s Keywords:

healthcare, medical devices, anesthesia, patient monitoring, intensive care ventilation, inhalation