Before iMed Biomedical existed, Jake Powell was an Army biomedical equipment technician. He knew the work from the inside and what it looked like to keep critical equipment running when lives depended on it.

When Jake returned to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, he saw a gap. On-site hospital biomeds were doing great work locally, but the higher-level support they needed,  supplemental labor, quality replacement parts, specialized equipment services, depot repairs, project management, CMS, and TJC consulting, wasn't there. Nobody was filling it.

So in 2014, Jake started iMed Biomedical to fill it himself. DFW was already one of the most saturated biomedical markets in the country. That didn't matter. What mattered was that the service gap was real, and the companies that should have been closing it weren't.

iMed was built on one principle: patient safety above all else. Jake believed that if the company stayed disciplined about that one thing, everything else would follow. Over a decade later, iMed serves hospitals and clinics nationwide, with a reputation for doing the work right, on time, and with a level of care that reflects the founder's roots.