Division · Leiden
TriOptimum Medical Systems
TriOptimum Medical Systems builds the equipment that keeps critically ill patients alive and helps them recover: intensive-care beds, monitoring, regenerative care and the logistics that move medicines and samples around a hospital. Our systems are in 1,420 hospitals in 58 countries.
- Headquarters
- Leiden, Netherlands
- Founded
- 1984
- President
- Dr. Kwame Asante
- Employees
- 22,750
- Hospitals served
- 1,420
- Revenue 2025
- $8.12 billion
Clinical evidence
| Outcome | Arden | Control | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median stay in intensive care | 11.2 days | 15.8 days | −4.6 days |
| Median time to wound closure | 19 days | 26 days | −7 days |
| Readmission within 30 days | 6.1% | 8.9% | −2.8 points |
| Serious adverse events | 4.0% | 4.2% | No significant difference |
The question every intensive-care team asks of a new system is whether patients leave sooner and in better shape. For burns, the answer is now in the literature.
What we do
Products A–Z- Regenerative care
- The Arden regenerative care bay supports recovery from severe trauma, burns and major surgery under continuous automated monitoring. Clinicians can override every automated setting from the bedside.
- Critical care
- Intensive-care beds, ventilation and patient monitoring, including the Van Roon VR-series beds that began the division in 1984.
- Hospital logistics
- Automated pharmacies, pneumatic and robotic transport for samples and medicines, and the software that schedules them, in 380 hospitals.
- Clinical services
- Training, maintenance and clinical applications support from 57 service centers, with engineers on site within four hours in most markets.
Arden
Arden’s treatment protocols are fixed at manufacture, approved by regulators in each market and cannot be changed in the field. Clinicians can override any automated setting, and every override is logged.
Arden is distinct from the regeneration bays installed at Citadel Station in 2019, which were supplied under a separate contract and have never been sold to hospitals.
Service network
| Region | Centers | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | 24 | Leiden, Rotterdam, Düsseldorf, Lyon, Milan, Madrid, Leeds and 17 more |
| North America | 13 | Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Atlanta, Houston and 8 more |
| Asia Pacific | 12 | Singapore, Sydney, Seoul, Osaka and 8 more |
| Middle East and Africa | 5 | Dubai, Riyadh, Johannesburg, Nairobi, Cairo |
| Latin America | 3 | São Paulo, Mexico City, Santiago |
News
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Arden regenerative care bay approved in fourteen further markets
TriOptimum Medical Systems’ Arden bay, which supports recovery from severe trauma under continuous automated monitoring, is now approved for clinical use in 31 countries.
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Arden regenerative care bay receives its first approvals
Regulators in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and eleven other markets have approved Arden for adult patients in critical care.