Who we are
WasteMedX helps you heal the planet as well as patients. We do this through an eco-friendly waste treatment and disposal process that minimizes pollutants and reduces costs.
Headquartered in Indiana, WasteMedX was founded by the Miller brothers, whose expertise in hospital construction brought them into close contact with facilities managers around the country. Tim and Tom noted during their many construction projects how inefficient and expensive most hospitals’ waste disposal processes truly were.
In 2016, Tim and Tom had an opportunity to witness the brand-new ozone treatment process, and they instantly knew it would be a gamechanger for hazardous medical waste disposal. They founded WasteMedX on the belief that hospital waste treatment and disposal could be more efficient, less costly, and help hospitals achieve their sustainability goals.
The Vortex ozone treatment chamber, as well as the many services offered by WasteMedX, are now revolutionizing waste disposal processes around the country. Learn more about our process here, and find out more about Tim, Tom, and the entire WasteMedX team below.
Headquartered in Indiana, WasteMedX was founded by the Miller brothers, whose expertise in hospital construction brought them into close contact with facilities managers around the country. Tim and Tom noted during their many construction projects how inefficient, environmentallt damaging, and expensive most hospitals’ waste disposal processes truly were.
In 2016, Tim and Tom had an opportunity to witness the brand-new ozone treatment process, and they instantly knew it would be a gamechanger for hazardous medical waste disposal. They founded WasteMedX on the belief that hospital waste treatment and disposal could be more efficient, less costly, and help hospitals achieve their sustainability goals.
The Vortex ozone treatment chamber, as well as the many services offered by WasteMedX, are now revolutionizing waste disposal processes around the country. Learn more about our process here, and find out more about Tim, Tom, and the entire WasteMedX team below.
Headquartered in Indiana, WasteMedX was founded by the Miller brothers, whose expertise in hospital construction brought them into close contact with facilities managers around the country. Tim and Tom noted during their many construction projects how inefficient and expensive most hospitals’ waste disposal processes truly were.
In 2016, Tim and Tom had an opportunity to witness the brand-new ozone treatment process, and they instantly knew it would be a gamechanger for bio-hazardous medical waste disposal. They founded WasteMedX on the belief that hospital waste treatment and disposal could be more efficient, less costly, and help hospitals achieve their sustainability goals.
The Vortex ozone treatment chamber, as well as the many services offered by WasteMedX, are now revolutionizing waste disposal processes around the country. Learn more about our process here, and find out more about Tim, Tom, and the entire WasteMedX team below.
Tim has been in healthcare construction for over 30 years. Upon graduating from Butler University, he developed the first mobile cardiac catheterization laboratory in the U.S. He was later called upon to build a larger cardiac cath lab space without wheels for Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. This project lead to the beginning of a modular manufacturing business for highly technical healthcare space. Throughout his career, he has placed mobile and modular buildings in 48 states and at hundreds of hospitals, clinics, and physician offices. Tim and his brother Tom own Medical Structures, where Tim is responsible for the day-to-day operations. Having built everything from single MR buildings up to 20,000+ sq ft surgical hospital with every major equipment manufacturer, the Miller brothers have established themselves as the leaders in the modular healthcare industry.
Tom started his career in imaging after graduating Ball State University in 1990 with a Master’s degree in science. He participated in three Dental startup companies which specialized in Cosmetic Imaging, Intra Oral Cameras and Digital X-Ray. His entrepreneurial desire led him into a partnership with his brother Tim to develop Medical Structures LLC, a national company that manufactures modular buildings to house diagnostic imaging equipment. Tom is responsible for National Sales and Marketing for WasteMedX. He has had the pleasure of working with hundreds of Hospitals across the United States and has created lifelong friendships with his customers, and has also built relationships with many equipment manufacturers.
Tim has been in healthcare construction for over 30 years. Upon graduating from Butler University, he developed the first mobile cardiac catheterization laboratory in the U.S. He was later called upon to build a larger cardiac cath lab space without wheels for Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. This project lead to the beginning of a modular manufacturing business for highly technical healthcare space. Throughout his career, he has placed mobile and modular buildings in 48 states and at hundreds of hospitals, clinics, and physician offices. Tim and his brother Tom own Medical Structures, where Tim is responsible for the day-to-day operations. The company remains focused and only builds unique steel and concrete modular buildings for the diagnostic imaging and surgery market. Having built everything from single MR buildings up to 20,000+ sq ft surgical hospital with every major equipment manufacturer, the Miller brothers have established themselves as the leaders in the modular healthcare industry.
Tom started his career in imaging after graduating Ball State University in 1990 with a Master’s degree in science. He participated in three Dental startup companies which specialized in Cosmetic Imaging, Intra Oral Cameras and Digital X-Ray. His entrepreneurial desire led him into a partnership with his brother Tim to develop Medical Structures LLC, a national company that manufactures modular buildings to house diagnostic imaging equipment. Tom is responsible for National Sales and Marketing. He has had the pleasure of working with hundreds of Hospitals across the United States and has created lifelong friendships with his customers. He has also built relationships with many equipment manufacturers.
Kim began her career as a high school math and science teacher and eventually migrated to sales. With a BA and MA in Science Education, she has enjoyed providing a variety of education to her peers and colleagues throughout her career.
Kim was with Cassling for 19 years where she most recently served as VP of Sales over the midwest region before accepting her role at WasteMedX as head of sales.
Kim is a life-long learner who loves to help her customers solve issues. Two years ago, Kim relocated back to Wichita, KS where her 2 children and 5 grandchildren live. WasteMedX is an exciting new opportunity that Kim is thrilled to be a part of.
After graduating from Ball State University, Dan launched his career in healthcare at a well-known pharmaceutical company. Due to his entrepreneurial spirit, Dan branched out to owning his own business in the finance sector. Down the road, he rejoined his passion for healthcare while working full-time in the non-woven sector as a Director of Sales for the US Market.
Now working with WasteMedX, Dan is utilizing the many skills he has developed throughout his career to advance new technology and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the healthcare industry. Outside of his career, Dan has an undoubted passion for coaching swimming and diving at the high school level.
Kim began her career as a high school math and science teacher and eventually migrated to sales. With a BA and MA in Science Education, she has enjoyed providing a variety of education to her peers and colleagues throughout her career.
Kim was with Cassling for 19 years where she most recently served as VP of Sales over the midwest region before accepting her role at WasteMedX as head of sales.
Kim is a life-long learner who loves to help her customers solve issues. Two years ago, Kim relocated back to Wichita, KS where her 2 children and 5 grandchildren live. WasteMedX is an exciting new opportunity that Kim is thrilled to be a part of.
After graduating from Ball State University, Dan launched his career in healthcare at a well-known pharmaceutical company. Due to his entrepreneurial spirit, Dan branched out to owning his own business in the finance sector. Down the road, he rejoined his passion for healthcare while working full-time in the non-woven sector as a Director of Sales for the US Market.
Now working with WasteMedX, Dan is utilizing the many skills he has developed throughout his career to advance new technology and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the healthcare industry. Outside of his career, Dan has an undoubted passion for coaching swimming and diving at the high school level.
Tim has been in healthcare construction for over 30 years. Upon graduating from Butler University, he developed the first mobile cardiac catheterization laboratory in the U.S. He was later called upon to build a larger cardiac cath lab space without wheels for Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. This project lead to the beginning of a modular manufacturing business for highly technical healthcare space. Throughout his career, he has placed mobile and modular buildings in 48 states and at hundreds of hospitals, clinics, and physician offices. Tim and his brother Tom own Medical Structures, where Tim is responsible for the day-to-day operations. The company remains focused and only builds unique steel and concrete modular buildings for the diagnostic imaging and surgery market. Having built everything from single MR buildings up to 20,000+ sq ft surgical hospital with every major equipment manufacturer, the Miller brothers have established themselves as the leaders in the modular healthcare industry.
Tom started his career in imaging after graduating Ball State University in 1990 with a Master’s degree in science. He participated in three Dental startup companies which specialized in Cosmetic Imaging, Intra Oral Cameras and Digital X-Ray. His entrepreneurial desire led him into a partnership with his brother Tim to develop Medical Structures LLC, a national company that manufactures modular buildings to house diagnostic imaging equipment. Tom is responsible for National Sales and Marketing. He has had the pleasure of working with hundreds of Hospitals across the United States and has created lifelong friendships with his customers. He has also built relationships with many equipment manufacturers.
Kim began her career as a high school math and science teacher and eventually migrated to sales. With a BA and MA in Science Education, she has enjoyed providing a variety of education to her peers and colleagues at Cassling.
Kim has been with Cassling for 19 years where she most recently served as VP of Sales over the midwest region.
Kim is a life-long learner who loves to help her customers solve issues. Two years ago, Kim relocated back to Wichita, KS where her 2 children and 5 grandchildren live. WasteMedX is an exciting new opportunity that Kim is thrilled to be a part of.
After graduating from Ball State University, Dan launched his career in healthcare at a well-known pharmaceutical company. Due to his entrepreneurial spirit, Dan branched out to owning his own business in the finance sector. Down the road, he rejoined his passion for healthcare while working full-time in the non-woven sector as a Director of Sales for the US Market.
Now working with WasteMedX, Dan is utilizing the many skills he has developed throughout his career to advance new technology and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the healthcare industry. Outside of his career, Dan has an undoubted passion for coaching swimming and diving at the high school level.
