
India · Medical devices startup
Trivitron Healthcare is a leading medical technology company based in Chennai, India, founded in 1997 by Dr.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
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Trivitron Healthcare is a leading medical technology company based in Chennai, India, founded in 1997 by Dr.
G. S. K. Velu. The company focuses on making quality healthcare accessible and affordable globally. With a strong presence in over 180 countries, Trivitron operates 15 advanced manufacturing facilities certified by USFDA and CE, and supports more than 100,000 customers through a network of 25 offices and over 1,200 partners. Trivitron offers a wide range of medical devices and diagnostic solutions, including in-vitro diagnostics, medical imaging systems, critical care equipment, and renal care products. The company emphasizes innovation through significant investment in research and development, ensuring that its offerings meet diverse clinical needs. Trivitron also provides global distribution, after-sales support, and customized healthcare solutions, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing patient care and clinical outcomes worldwide.
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From Trivitron Healthcare's own website: 2 on the team.
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