Our Partners
Diagnostics
Advanced Diagnostic Medical Equipment & Devices for Australian Healthcare
At InterMed, we specialise in delivering advanced diagnostic medical equipment solutions to hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and general medical practices across Australia.
In partnership with leading global brands, our diagnostic portfolio supports healthcare professionals with reliable, high-performance tools designed to enable early detection, accurate diagnosis, and improved patient outcomes. From point-of-care diagnostic devices to comprehensive lab testing systems, our solutions are tailored to meet the demands of modern medical environments, enhancing workflow efficiency, supporting clinical decision-making, and helping elevate the quality of care.
More than just a supplier, InterMed provides expert support, trusted partnerships, and a commitment to advancing healthcare across Australia.
Retia
Retia Medical is an innovative digital health company that develops accurate and affordable advanced hemodynamic solutions that confidently inform care protocols, improve outcomes and prevent complications for all high-risk patients. The Argos® Cardiac Output (CO) Monitor enables advanced hemodynamic monitoring for high-risk patients. Its proprietary technology ensures patient safety with real-time, clinical decision support using advanced algorithms and allows clinicians to implement data-driven care protocols.
Schiller
SCHILLER is a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of devices for diagnostic cardiology, defibrillation and patient monitoring as well as software solutions for the medical industry. For more than four decades, SCHILLER has been committed to the fight against sudden cardiac death. Driven by a penchant for innovation, the company always makes it a point to develop cutting-edge medical products of superior quality and precision.
Senzime
A Swedish medical device company that develops and manufactures patient monitoring systems including the TetraGraph®, for real-time EMG monitoring of neuromuscular function, typically before, during and directly after surgery.