IASIS TECHNOLOGIES ΙΚΕ
Greece GR-MF-000035441 Last updated 17 Sep 2026 Part of Iasis Technologies
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- Devices
- 2
- Registries
- EUDAMED
- FDA recalls
- 0
Catalogue
innoRIS Pro Ref 1002
innoMEDIA Ref 1001
What IASIS TECHNOLOGIES ΙΚΕ makes
IASIS Technologies produces the innoMEDIA device, a medical solution designed for respiratory support and airway management, including non-invasive ventilation interfaces and related accessories.
The innoMEDIA device is classified under EU Medical Device Regulation as Class I and is registered in the EU’s eudamed database. The company is based in Greece.
Frequently asked questions
What types of medical devices does IASIS Technologies manufacture?
IASIS Technologies specializes in respiratory support and airway management solutions. Their primary product, the innoMEDIA, is designed as a non-invasive ventilation interface and related accessories. These devices are intended to assist patients with breathing difficulties by providing controlled airflow through the airway.
Where is IASIS Technologies based, and what country regulates its devices?
IASIS Technologies is headquartered in Greece. Since their devices fall under the scope of the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR), they are subject to Greek and broader EU regulatory requirements. The company’s products are registered in the EU’s official database, eudamed, to comply with these regulations.
Which regulatory registries list IASIS Technologies’ devices?
IASIS Technologies’ devices, including the innoMEDIA, are listed in the eudamed database. This EU-wide registry is maintained to ensure transparency and traceability of medical devices authorized under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). Listing in eudamed is mandatory for manufacturers to demonstrate compliance and market their products legally within the EU.
How are IASIS Technologies’ devices classified under EU regulations?
The innoMEDIA device is classified as Class I under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). This classification is determined by factors such as the device’s intended purpose, risk level, and potential impact on patient safety. Class I devices are generally considered low-risk, but they still require compliance with essential safety and performance requirements to ensure proper functionality and user safety.
Information
- Country
- Greece
- Address
- 0, Ilioupoleos, Plot 1091, Oraiokastro, Greece
- Website
- www.iasistech.gr
- [email protected]
- Phone
- +30 2310 697750
- PRRC contact
- THEMIS AMPATZIS
- EUDAMED SRN
- GR-MF-000035441