In a rapidly changing global landscape, the distance between medical mission trips shouldn't mean a gap in critical healthcare support. When life-saving medical equipment fails or a facility faces infrastructure hurdles, international hospitals cannot always wait months for the next team of volunteers to arrive on-site.
Today Trimedx Foundation is kicking off its annual volunteer drive! We hope that by the end of this week you will consider taking the next step in serving others by submitting a volunteer application to learn more about our volunteer opportunities.
The Trimedx Foundation Board of Directors has officially approved the creation of the Gregory M. Ranger Endowed Scholarship for Biomedical Innovation. Established with an initial $50,000 in restricted funding from the Foundation’s overall endowment, the scholarship honors the visionary leadership and lasting legacy of Greg Ranger, founder of both Trimedx and the Trimedx Foundation.
The week of June 15, Trimedx Foundation launched its inaugural Annual Fund Campaign with a simple message:year-round support creates stronger communities.
Trimedx Foundation aims to bridge the global health disparity accessing quality healthcare technology and services in underserved regions around the world through our "Close the Gap" global initiative. To accomplish the goal of closing the gap, we partner with healthcare organizations, technicians, and communities to provide critical training, essential medical equipment, and technical expertise.
Trimedx Foundation is happy to announce that Foundation volunteers who hold AAMI credentials can earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for the time they dedicate to volunteering. Through ACI, AAMI’s credentialing body, volunteer hours are eligible under Category 2: Leadership Roles. CEUs are available immediately, and no additional coursework or cost is required.
At TRIMEDX Foundation, our Close the Gap global initiative was created to bridge the gap of disparity in global health, enabling better access to quality healthcare technology and services in underserved regions around the world by partnering with healthcare organizations, technicians, and global communities to provide critical training, essential medical equipment, and technical expertise.
In June, TRIMEDX Foundation hosted Foundation volunteers who served in 2025 at a two-day appreciation event in Indianapolis. Foundation volunteers and staff gathered Thursday evening at the Indianapolis Zoo to celebrate the work of our volunteers in 2025. After sharing a delicious meal, attendees heard from Chris O’Connor with Seeds of Change Free Clinic, who shared how the organization’s partnership with The Foundation supports their efforts to provide free, compassionate medical, dental, visual, and auditory care to low-income, uninsured women, children, and families, facilitating their...
TRIMEDX Foundation will kick off its inaugural Annual Fund Campaign June 15-19. The campaign is designed to bring awareness to the importance of financial donations that enable us to continue the work of our volunteers throughout the year and to respond to needs as they arise. Financial donations allow us to help sustain the day-to-day work that keeps everything moving between the bigger moments.
