zMed in Southeast Asia
Built for mixed estates, distributed geographies, and real budgets.
The device fleet is mixed, the hospitals are spread across islands and provinces, and the economics must work per patient-day. zMed was built for exactly this.
Why SEA hospitals look at zMed
Every device joins. Every site connects. Every bed pays its way.
Legacy devices welcome
Manufacturer-agnostic integration for the monitors, ventilators and pumps you already own — including serial-port-only equipment brought onto the network with small adapters. No fleet replacement required.
Pay-per-patient-day economics
Cloud units of 5–100 beds run on subscription priced per patient-day — no data-centre investment, live in weeks, growing with occupancy rather than ahead of it.
Tele-ICU across distance
One command centre extends scarce intensivist coverage across islands and provinces — the same chart at the hub and the bedside, with sites joining in days, not quarters.
Resilient where networks aren't
The hybrid topology keeps the bedside chart on a local edge appliance with 24h+ of offline operation — connectivity incidents never become clinical incidents.