Spirometers in Florida

Norav Medical is a cardiac diagnostic equipment manufacturer headquartered in Delray Beach, Florida, operating since 1993. The company specializes in electrocardiograph (ECG) systems and ancillary cardiology devices for hospitals, primary care practices, emergency departments, cardiology clinics, and clinical research settings. Product portfolio includes: Resting ECG systems (conventional and all-in-one models), Stress ECG with medical-grade treadmills and ergometers, Holter ECG for ambulatory monitoring, Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM), Spirometry systems for pulmonary function testing, ECG Telemetry/Cardiac Rehab monitoring systems, and a mobile ECG application (iOS, Android, Windows). The company also offers ECG management software with HL7, GDT, and DICOM connectivity for hospital information systems integration. Norav maintains FDA clearance, CE marking, MDSAP certification, ISO 13485 compliance, and HIPAA/GDPR data security certifications. Manufacturing emphasizes signal quality, automatic ECG interpretation, wireless and wired acquisition capabilities, and customizable solutions. The company provides localized technical support, on-demand service, custom software development, and equipment upgrade services. Key markets include acute-care hospitals, cardiology diagnostic centers, primary care offices, emergency medicine, and clinical trial research. The company serves diverse clinical segments with flexible, durable equipment designed for heavy use in challenging environments. In-house software development enables rapid customization and integration with existing hospital IT infrastructure.

SCHILLER Americas is a cardiopulmonary diagnostic device manufacturer and solutions provider with 50 years of innovation in medical diagnostics. The company specializes in electrocardiography (EKG), lung function testing, patient monitoring systems, and diagnostic station equipment. Their product portfolio includes EKG devices, the DS-20 Diagnostic Station, lung function testing systems (including the TREMOFLO), and multiparameter patient monitoring solutions. SCHILLER serves multiple market segments: general practice clinics, hospitals, specialized lung function laboratories, and government distributors. The company emphasizes integration of device hardware, clinical software, and ergonomic user interface design under their "Art of Diagnostics" philosophy. They offer service solutions, equipment trials (SCHILLER Trial Program), and ADA-compliant device options to support accessible patient care. Based in Doral, Florida, SCHILLER Americas operates as the North American division of the SCHILLER Group, a globally recognized medical device manufacturer. Their solutions are deployed across primary care, acute care, pulmonary specialty, and occupational health settings.

SCHILLER Americas is a cardiopulmonary diagnostic device manufacturer with over 50 years of innovation in the industry. The company specializes in electrocardiography (EKG/ECG), patient monitoring systems, lung function testing equipment, and integrated diagnostic workstations. Their product portfolio includes ECG systems, diagnostic stations (such as the DS-20), spirometry and body plethysmography systems (including TremoFlo), and patient vital signs monitoring devices. SCHILLER Americas serves multiple market segments including general practice, hospitals, lung function laboratories, and government/institutional customers. The company emphasizes integration of device hardware with proprietary diagnostic software and user interface design, operating under the philosophy of "The Art of Diagnostics." Products are designed for clinical environments ranging from primary care to specialized pulmonary function testing laboratories. The company operates a trial program allowing healthcare facilities to evaluate devices before purchase. Manufacturing and distribution capabilities support the US market through their Americas division. While specific FDA 510(k) or ISO certifications are not detailed on the homepage, the clinical focus and regulatory positioning suggest standard medical device compliance standards are maintained.