Medical Device
Made in Austria
We develop, design, manufacture and sell disposable medical products for intensive care and oncology in Austria and in the EU. Our customers include both hospitals, clinic pharmacies as well as the European medical device trade.
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DOC medikus
Production in Austria
We are very proud to be one of the few companies that manufacture medical devices in Austria. Our production strengthens the business location “Krems an der Donau”, respectively Austria, and creates places of work.
Quality
In the healthcare sector in particular, our customers shall be satisfied with nothing less than the best quality – this is top priority at DOC Medikus. Our highest matter of concern is patient health, which is why we work with the highest quality standards.
Insbesondere im Gesundheitswesen können sich unsere Kunden mit nichts Geringerem als der besten Qualität zufriedengeben - dieses Motto steht bei DOC medikus an erster Stelle. Unser höchstes Anliegen ist die Gesundheit der Patienten, daher arbeiten wir mit höchstem Qualitätsanspruch.
The demands of our customers and the demands on our products may vary - be it due to new technologies or alteration of needs. We shall react immediately to this by making adjustments in the production steps. Our flexibility is also guaranteed by the production site in Austria, which enables short and fast delivery routes.
FLEXIBILITY
CUSTOMIZING
Our products are created for each customer exactly according to their ideas and requirements - this approach makes us unique in Austria. Competent consultiation enables the specific needs of our customers to be identified and tailor-made solutions to be developed.
Insbesondere im Gesundheitswesen können sich unsere Kunden mit nichts Geringerem als der besten Qualität zufriedengeben - dieses Motto steht bei DOC medikus an erster Stelle. Unser höchstes Anliegen ist die Gesundheit der Patienten, daher arbeiten wir mit höchstem Qualitätsanspruch.
Innovation
DOC medikus is continuously aware of new technologies and developments in the medical device sector, which enables us to always offer the best possible solutions to our customers.
The FFG-funded project "Dynamic column-based 3D cell culture method for drug and radiotracer evaluation" is carried out in cooperation with the Medical University of Vienna (Verena Pichler, PhD, Clinical Department of Nuclear Medicine), DOC medikus GmbH (Dr. Christian Kraule, Department of development of Medical Devices) and the FH Technikum Wien (Andreas Teuschl, Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine). This project should lead to the development of a new test system for radiotracers by combining experience from medical device development, tissue engineering and 3D cell cultivation using biomaterials and nuclear medicine methods. The newly developed system contributes to a more efficient PET tracer development (PET = Positron Emission Tomography) and thus more accurate detection and adapted therapy of cancer tissue. Furthermore, Spheriograph has the potential to significantly reduce the number of animal experiments required for drug development.
eSRS Rapid Fire
The FFG-funded project "Dynamic column-based 3D cell culture method for drug and radiotracer evaluation" is carried out in cooperation with the Medical University of Vienna (Verena Pichler, PhD, Clinical Department of Nuclear Medicine), DOC medikus GmbH (Dr. Christian Kraule, Department of development of Medical Devices) and the FH Technikum Wien (Andreas Teuschl, Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine). This project should lead to the development of a new test system for radiotracers by combining experience from medical device development, tissue engineering and 3D cell cultivation using biomaterials and nuclear medicine methods. The newly developed system contributes to a more efficient PET tracer development (PET = Positron Emission Tomography) and thus more accurate detection and adapted therapy of cancer tissue. Furthermore, Spheriograph has the potential to significantly reduce the number of animal experiments required for drug development.