Learn More about the Current Portfolio of MIGLOBAL Group

MIGLOBAL'S Dialysis Center

MIGLOBAL is a company that is always trying the best to provide complete solutions for the health care sector in architecture, medical supplies and engineering. The company aims to give its clients quick and rapid deployment and great performance with the highest standards in technology in all the aspects related to health-care.

A huge part of the work of MIGLOBAL Group is dedicated to Design and Build projects in the health market. Also, it is important to say that one of the strength of this company is always growing in the supply sector and in the installation of technology and high quality materials.

Relocable Laboratory

Planning and execution are the base for development of successful projects. All services of MIGLOBAL preceded by a specialized study of needs, possibilities and capabilities of each individual customer. The objective is to exceed the expectations of contracting with high quality, a sensible budget and on time delivery more than competitive.

Construction and provision of infrastructure is one of the steps taken by the company in offering professional and high quality services, and this is one step in which no risk can be left to act, from the permits of any nature, to the development of a schedule adapted to reality and in line with the client’s expectations, contracting, supervision and delivery of the physical plant and its equipment with the latest technology and human resources.

Some MIGLOBAL’s Current Portfolio

• Outpatient Clinic. Seven months to be build.



MIGLOBAL'S Outpatient Clinic



• Relocable Laboratory. Four months to be build.
• Dialysis Center of 23 Stations. Nine months to be build.

Know The 3 Most Innovative Health-Care Companies

1.      Proteus Digital Health

For putting GPS in the pills. Finding out what is wrong with our bodies would be a lot easier if doctors could just see inside, isn’t it? That is the thinking behind Proteus Digital Health’s product, an ingestible sensor the size of a grain of sand and powered by stomach acid. When swallowed with a pill, the device, which won FDA approval last year, relays information to your smartphone about your intake schedule and how the drug is affecting your body. The ultimate goal is to embed the sensor directly within pharmaceutical products.

2.      Dexcom

For bringing design to your blood-sugar monitor. Dexcom treats medical devices like your favorite electronics. Its continuous glucose monitor (CGM) -a device that monitors a diabetic’s blood-sugar level via a sensor placed under the skin of the abdomen- could be mistaken for a sleek flip cam, and helped the company increase it revenue 42% in the second quarter of last year. In October, the FDA approved its newest line, the G4 Platinum, which offers a color LCD display, customizable alerts, and up to 30% better accuracy.

3.      GE Healthcare

For making an ultrasound for your whole body. While GE has long been the top seller of ultrasound devices around the world, Logiq, its light and portable laptop-size machine, can do things most others cannot. Logiq has become a favorite of sports doctors -most notably those in the NFL and major-league baseball- by allowing them to peer inside an athlete’s body moments after an injury. Its latest versions can construct 3D versions of scans and observe needles inside the body during injections.

 GE Healthcare