The BiomedRx App connects the technician, the hospital, the manufacturer and the independent service organization through a single service record.


The platform earns from the work it makes easier.

Public users purchase a membership at $45 per month; employees, affiliates and network members receive access as part of the relationship.

Manufacturer field service calls are dispatched and managed through the BiomedRx Network.

Providers and manufacturers initiate service contract agreements and settle invoices in-app.
Four market sides, one platform, one record of the work.






BiomedRx is a veteran-owned healthcare technology management company. BiomedRx Inc. was incorporated in Miami in 1997 and is now a California corporation, with its principal office at 8306 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 777, Beverly Hills, CA 90211.
The family of entities includes BiomedRx Federal Inc., BiomedRx Systems Inc., BiomedRx International Inc., BiomedRx Medical Services Inc., the BiomedRx International Service Network, Isolated Power System, Aloha Biomedical, Arizona Biomedical Services, Dialysis Center Maintenance, Medical Field Service and the BiomedRx Institute.
For investor inquiries, contact info@biomedrx.app or call (424) 204-2382.

We respond promptly to qualified inquiries.

Healthcare technology management is a large, fragmented services market in which the record of the work is as valuable as the work itself. Hospitals are held to documentation standards; manufacturers need coverage they do not own; independent service organizations need demand and credibility; technicians need tools and reimbursement.
The BiomedRx App addresses all four from one platform. Public membership is $45 per month. Employees, affiliates and service network members receive access as part of the relationship, which turns the app into the operating layer for dispatched field service, contracted provider work and OEM coverage rather than a standalone subscription product.
BiomedRx is veteran-owned, with service lines spanning preventive maintenance, repair, calibration, electrical safety, dialysis, medical imaging and isolated power systems, and an affiliate family already operating across multiple states.
The affiliate structure matters to the model. Aloha Biomedical, Arizona Biomedical Services, Dialysis Center Maintenance, Medical Field Service, Isolated Power System and BiomedRx Federal already carry contracted work; the app gives them a shared operating layer instead of separate systems, and gives the network a consistent product to sell.
Each additional side of the market makes the others more valuable. More technicians widen coverage for manufacturers; more contracted providers create steady demand for network members; and every completed job adds to a service record that is difficult for a competitor without the same field presence to reproduce.
The defensible asset in healthcare technology management is not a repair. It is the accumulated, structured record of repairs, and the field presence required to produce it. A competitor can hire technicians; it cannot retroactively acquire years of device-level service history across hospitals it has never entered.
The BiomedRx App is designed to capture that record as a by-product of ordinary work. Every dispatched job carries a device, an OEM-specific procedure, an automated electrical safety result, photographic evidence, a service report, an invoice and a reimbursement, all attached to the same asset rather than scattered across separate systems.
That structure is what supports the three revenue relationships at once: $45 monthly public memberships, contracted provider work carried by BiomedRx and its affiliates, and manufacturer field service coverage dispatched across the network. Investor inquiries should be directed to info@biomedrx.app or (424) 204-2382, BiomedRx Inc., 8306 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 777, Beverly Hills, CA 90211.
The sale is of the brand and the company around it: the domain, the name and its identity, the published content, and the goodwill attached to them. The value of an asset like this sits in the position it already occupies rather than in equipment or inventory.
A domain that has been live, indexed and consistently branded is not replaceable by registering something similar. That is what is being transferred.
The BiomedRx App sale is a clean transfer of a brand and its digital footprint. There is no staff, no inventory and no lease attached to complicate it.
Do the checks you would do on any digital asset. Look at the domain's age and history, the indexed footprint, the consistency of the brand across the site, and whether the name is defensible in its category.
Ask for whatever diligence material you need in order to form your own view. A seller who is reluctant to be checked is telling you something.
Enquiries about BiomedRx App are handled directly rather than through a broker, so the answers you get come from the person who owns the asset.
Offers open at the stated minimum. Serious enquiries should include who is buying, the structure proposed, and the timeline you are working to.
Transfer is handled through escrow, with the domain, brand assets and associated accounts moving together on completion.