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Hamilton Medical is a leader in mechanical ventilation for respiratory therapy offering intelligent ventilation solutions from mobile to clinical ICU.
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In 1983, Hamilton Medical was founded with a vision: To develop intelligent ventilation solutions that make life safer for patients in critical care and easier for the people who care for them. Today, Hamilton Medical is a leading manufacturer of critical care ventilation solutions for a wide variety of patient populations, applications, and environments. Hamilton Medical ventilators provide ventilation solutions for all of your patients; in the intensive care unit, during an MRI procedure, and in all transport situations, from the neonate to the adult. Each of these ventilators is equipped with the same standardized user interface and uses the same Intelligent Ventilation technologies. This enables Hamilton Medical ventilators to help you:

- Increase the comfort and safety of your patients
- Make life easier for the caregivers
- Increase the efficiency of care

26/02/2026

Advancing respiratory care through interprofessional education. Great to see collaborative training in action, with clinicians coming together to strengthen skills, share perspectives, and optimize patient support using the . Education and technology go hand in hand. When teams train together, patient care benefits. Thank you to everyone driving progress in respiratory therapy. 👏

24/02/2026

We are excited to welcome STIMIT AG to our family. 🫁 Their non-invasive magnetic diaphragm stimulation technology complements our vision for advancing mechanical ventilation and supporting patients throughout their ICU journey.
This acquisition enables:

🔹 Integration of STIMIT’s diaphragm stimulation technology into our portfolio
🔹 Global expansion of the STIMIT Activator 1
🔹 Continued innovation in ventilation and respiratory care

Together, we aim to further support clinicians in optimizing weaning and improving patient outcomes.
Congratulations to Ronja Müller-Bruhn, Harald Genger, Oliver Mueller, and the entire STIMIT team on this important milestone.

20/02/2026

Great to see Noor International highlighting high flow oxygen therapy in action, with the 🫧 High flow oxygen therapy continues to play an important role in supporting patients with acute respiratory needs, delivering precise oxygen delivery, optimal humidification, and enhanced patient comfort.

We are proud to support partners like Noor International in expanding access to advances respiratory care solutions.

19/02/2026

🚑 From theory to transport-ready confidence. At the Wisconsin EMS Association Foundation pre-conference workshop, we brought the focus where it matters most, real-world ventilation in the prehospital environment, powered by the .

This wasn not just a lecture. It was hands-on, scenario-driven discussion around what EMS clinicians face every day:

🚨 Choosing the right ventilator mode — and knowing why
🚨 Setting safe, effective initial parameters in the field
🚨 Managing alarms with confidence instead of guesswork
🚨 Taking a deeper dive into NIV — improving outcomes and optimizing BiPAP synchrony when every breath counts

📚 Want to continue building your ventilation expertise? Explore our free online training modules at the Hamilton Medical Academy:
👉 https://okt.to/HBz5Q7

Thank you to everyone who joined us at WEMSA. We are honored to be part of advancing prehospital ventilation education.

18/02/2026

📝 One image, one maneuver. Do you recognize what’s being measured here? Occlusion maneuvers are powerful tools to assess respiratory drive and patient effort, especially during invasive mechanical ventilation.
👀 Based on the image shown, which occlusion maneuver is being performed?

A) End-expiratory occlusion — Pocc (occlusion pressure)
B) End-expiratory occlusion — PMI (pressure muscle index)
C) End-inspiratory occlusion — P0.1 (occlusion pressure in the first 100 ms)
D) End-inspiratory occlusion — PMI and Pmus

💬 Share your answer (and your reasoning!) in the comments.

Ref: van Oosten, J. P., Akoumianaki, E., & Jonkman, A. H. (2025). Monitoring respiratory muscles effort during mechanical ventilation. Current Opinion in Critical Care, 31(1), 12–20. https://doi.org/10.1097/MCC.0000000000001229

Neetz, B., et al. (2021). „Patient self-inflicted lung injury“ (P-SILI). Medizinische Klinik – Intensivmedizin und Notfallmedizin, 116(7), 614–623.

16/02/2026

Thank you, WHX! ✨ It was a pleasure connecting with so many healthcare professionals at World Health Expo. Thank you to everyone who visited us at booth N31.C10 to discover the latest HAMILTON-C6 software and experience PulmoMap live. Your insights and conversations inspire us to keep advancing intelligent ventilation. See you at the next event!

14/02/2026

💌 A small Valentine’s note to the critical care community

Dear ICU teams, respiratory therapists, clinicians, and caregivers,

You spend your days listening to alarms, reading waveforms, adjusting settings, and watching over patients who need you most.

You do it with precision.
You do it with teamwork.
You do it with heart.

This Valentine's day, we are sending our appreciation to everyone who brings compassion and expertise to every breath they support.

We see you. And we are grateful for you.

How is your shift today? Drop an emoji that sums it up.

Yours truly,
The Hamilton Medical team

13/02/2026

🚀 Our job listings have a new home! You can now find all Hamilton Medical international job openings directly on our website:
👉 hamilton-medical.com/jobs-overview

This brings our career opportunities into one clear place and makes it easier for candidates to explore roles at Hamilton Medical.

A big thank you to everyone involved for the great collaboration behind the scenes 👏

10/02/2026

Sharing insights from ZAS Antwerp, highlighting innovation in transport ventilation and the use of the HAMILTON-T1 in clinical practice.
The photos were taken by Hannes Laverge, whose original post inspired this contribution. Thank you for documenting how advanced ventilation solutions support patient care beyond the ICU.

09/02/2026

Join us at the World Health Expo! ✨We are excited to welcome you at booth N31.C10 to experience our latest innovations.

🔹 Discover our new HAMILTON-C6, a holistic workflow solution for greater operational efficiency
🔹 Explore our PulmoMap solution live and see how it supports lung-protective ventilation
🔹 Meet our experts and discuss how we are shaping the future of mechanical ventilation together

Our team can’t wait to connect with you and answer your questions. See you at the WHX – booth N31.C10!

05/02/2026

Advancing mechanical ventilation through hands-on learning 🤝 The Future Focus Solutions & Pharma Co., LTD team recently took part in a mechanical ventilation training at Kalmet Hospital and Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital, organized by professors from USA Alliance International Medicine.
The course covered key topics including:

• Ventilator waveforms (pressure, flow, volume)
• Patient–ventilator asynchrony
• Lung-protective strategies, including the PEEP ladder
• Prone positioning

Participants also explored the practical application of the HAMILTON-C1 and HAMILTON-C6, connecting theory with real-world clinical use.

02/02/2026

Proud to see the ventilators supporting neonatal care and clinical training at SICHN Children Hospital, Sukkur. Hands-on sessions on NIV and mechanical ventilation help empower NICU teams to deliver safer, lung-protective care for newborns when it matters most.

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We live for ventilation technology. Technology that helps caregivers improve the lives of their critically ill patients. We believe that innovation is essential to meet the demands of critical care.

To us, innovation is about realizing visionary new ideas and continuously improving existing products, always maintaining the focus on safe, individualized ventilation, as well as ease of use. We learn from our customers and from multi-disciplinary experts. And we invest in long-term research and development.

We develop Intelligent Ventilation solutions: devices and consumables for the ventilation of all critically ill patients – from neonates to adults.