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Deployable medical spaces

Cmax Med.

Room to care.
Where it matters.

A foldable medical unit for health teams working beyond the walls of a hospital.

ONE UNIT. HUMAN POSSIBILITIES.
Care, closer to where it is needed.Exterior view
Exterior view
Cmax Med unit with white walls, an orange entrance and triangular windows, isolated from its background.

Care, closer to where it is needed.

01 / Meet the unit

A place for care. A possibility for communities.

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01 Foldable02 Adaptable03 Relocatable

01 / Designed around people

Small details.
Human difference.

Take a look inside.
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Cutaway of a Cmax Med unit showing beds, privacy curtains and an entrance ramp.Illustrative interior layout

Explore the details

A considered entrance

An entrance ramp is shown in this layout. Access and positioning are planned with the receiving institution.

Built to move,
built to stay.

A rigid, raised unit that travels on any pickup and stores in a garage — then opens into a room you can stand up in.

Folded, for transport
37"
Living space, deployed
14 ft
People it sleeps
8
Assembly, two people
11 min

Raised from the ground

Telescopic legs lift the rigid floor off mud, water and uneven terrain.

No tools needed

Legs, sides and crossbar lock by hand. Nothing to lose, nothing to bring.

Resistant to strong winds

A rigid frame and raised floor that will not collapse the way a tent does.

Ships and stores flat

Folded, it fits in a pickup bed. Dozens stack in a single container.

Biosecurity with nanotechnology

Surfaces treated for clinical and isolation use.

Lockable, powered, cooled

Fit an A/C unit for hot climates, charge your devices, lock the door.

02 / Explore the possibilities

One space.
Different needs.

From hospital support to a wider response.
Choose a setting to explore.

Additional space alongside existing health facilities.Illustrative concept
Illustrative concept
Illustrative Cmax Med isolation ward outside a hospital, with medical staff beside the entrance.

Additional space alongside existing health facilities.

01

Hospital support

When the hospital needs more room.

A proposed space for triage, isolation or patient reception alongside existing infrastructure.

Illustrative concept
Care, closer to where it is needed.Illustrative concept
Illustrative concept
Illustrative field clinic with Cmax Med, beds and medical staff.

Care, closer to where it is needed.

02

Inside the unit

See the space teams work in.

An illustrative view of a medical layout, with beds and space for the care team.

Illustrative concept
A proposed field hospital configuration.Illustrative concept
Illustrative concept
Illustrative rows of connected Cmax Med units configured as a field hospital.

A proposed field hospital configuration.

03

Field hospital

One unit. A wider possibility.

Explore an illustrative arrangement of multiple units. Layout and clinical use are defined with the receiving institution.

Illustrative concept
A wider view of a possible medical response.Illustrative concept
Illustrative concept
Illustrative aerial view of Cmax Med units arranged in a humanitarian medical camp.

A wider view of a possible medical response.

04

At camp scale

Part of a coordinated response.

An illustrative camp setting, placing medical spaces within a wider network of access, logistics and support.

Illustrative concept

03 / Before. During.

A response starts
before the call.

Space is only part of the answer.
People, preparation and logistics bring it to life.

Prepared before it is needed.

Plan the location. Store the unit. Train the team. Readiness starts with an institution and a documented need.

  1. 01Identify a need
  2. 02Plan the logistics
  3. 03Prepare the team

The work behind the image

Clear purpose.
Clear record.

CMAX Foundation connects documented needs with support, coordinates delivery with partners and publishes the results.

Who is this for?
  • Hospitals and clinics operating beyond their capacity
  • Medical teams and emergency responders working in the field
  • Civil protection agencies preparing for seasonal risks
  • Patients who would otherwise wait outside or travel far
What has been demonstrated?

Current program status: demonstrated. Concept images show possible uses; they are not records of Foundation deployments.

Unit configurations and set-up times are described in Cmax System's technical documentation. This page describes proposed uses; performance figures will be published once validated in the field with the receiving institution.

How does the Foundation help?

The Foundation does not sell units. It identifies institutions with a documented need, raises support, and coordinates delivery with Cmax System and partners.

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There is a role for you

Help make room
for care.

Support a unit, propose a receiving institution or help with transport and installation.

Support a mission Propose a recipient
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