FISCHER MEDICAL

Fischer Medical manufactures cardiac electrophysiology stimulation equipment with over 40 years of market presence. The company traces its heritage to the H.G. Fischer Company, founded in 1910 in Chicago as the oldest manufacturer of X-ray imaging devices in the U.S. Fischer entered cardiac electrophysiology in the 1970s with X-ray systems and expanded into recording and monitoring systems. In 1992, the acquisition of Bloom Associates Ltd. (Reading, PA) added stimulator capabilities to the product line. Fischer's core offering comprises the Bloom® DTU-215B and Bloom² lines of EP cardiac stimulators, which serve electrophysiology labs globally. The Bloom® Classic DTU-215B is a four-channel stimulator recognized as the gold standard in EP labs for over 40 years, with operator-controlled pacing protocols. The Bloom² offers a modernized touchscreen interface, tactile controls, and compact footprint while maintaining pre-programmable protocol setups. Both systems are designed for use in cardiac electrophysiology procedures, including pacing and arrhythmia assessment. Fischer Medical operates from Wheat Ridge, Colorado, and provides sales, parts, and technical support services. The company maintains emergency technical support lines for multiple U.S. regions, indicating a service-oriented business model supporting installed equipment in clinical environments.