Some of it we build ourselves — treatment tables, patient hoists and unweighing systems, made to fit the room they are going into. The rest we supply from manufacturers we have worked with for years. We service all of it, including machines we didn’t sell you.
Height-adjustable couches and treatment beds built to your room, not to a catalogue. Most clinical spaces don't fit a standard product and never have. Hydraulic or electric, with the section splits and rail configuration your protocol needs.
The first place a patient learns to trust their own weight again. Built with adjustable height and width, a stable walking platform, and the rigidity to take a full body-weight grab without flexing.
Gravity is the hardest part of the first day upright. Standing frames and body-weight-support systems carry part of the load so a patient can practise standing and walking before they can carry themselves.
Transfers are where patients fall and where staff injure their backs. Our hoists get sized to the room. Boom reach, leg splay and spreader bar all specified against your beds and your doorways, not against a generic footprint.
Pick whatever is in front of you and we’ll show what we have for it. If you already know the machine you want, the catalogue lists all 22 with the maker’s own specification.
Most equipment companies design at a distance from the patient. Ours can't. Dr. Parvathy Raveendran is a co-founder and a practising Obstetrician & Gynaecologist. She sees, in clinic, where equipment falls short, and that goes straight back into the product.
It began in 2015 as a conversation between two school classmates: Muralikrishna S, then a calibration engineer in the Middle East, and Dr. Parvathy, newly qualified MBBS. They kept circling back to the same problem. Reliable medical equipment was out there. It just wasn't within reach of the hospitals and the patients who needed it most.
Over the next several years he studied biomedical engineering, business management and social work, working with biomedical companies across the Middle East and India and teaching Biomedical Engineering along the way. She specialised in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. In 2021 the two of them, married by then, finally built the company they had been planning for years.
Founder
BE · MTech · MBA · MSW
Over 10 years across the Middle East and India working hands-on with biomedical equipment, and many of them teaching Biomedical Engineering.
Co-founder
MBBS · MS · DNB (OBG)
The doctor in the room noticing what patients actually needed. Her ongoing clinical practice directly shapes the gynaecology line.
Co-founder
19 years · Sales specialist
A ground-level understanding of what hospitals actually look for when choosing equipment. Leads sales strategy and business growth.
Social Media Manager
5 years · India & Middle East
Leads Meibot's digital presence, telling the Meibot story to the people it's built for.
Not an advisor on retainer. Products are shaped by direct medical experience.
A change request doesn't have to travel through three suppliers before someone can say yes.
Cost reduced deliberately in material and in process. Never in safety or in performance.
Beds, hoists, unweighing systems and clinical furniture built to your room and your protocol.
Whatever the make. After-sales is the founder's own discipline, not an outsourced department.
No call-centre layer. You talk to whoever sold, built or serviced the equipment.
What the currents actually do, which class of laser you need, how many table sections, what we'll invoice, and what you can safely skip buying. All in one place.
Drop your resume and we'll contact you when a suitable opportunity matches your profile. No open role required — profiles stay on file and go straight to the founders.
We'll come back with a specification and a price — not a brochure. Usually the same working day.
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