| Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components Industry | Information Technology Sector | Ronald Ritter CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | 48254P106 CUSIP |
| US Country | 10 Employees | - Last Dividend | 17 Mar 2011 Last Split | - IPO Date |
KMA Holding, Inc., originally established as Macada Holding, Inc., underwent a name change in March 2011 to better reflect its evolving business focus. Since its inception in the year 2000 and based out of Pompano Beach, Florida, the company has expanded its reach across the United States, specializing in the production of home medical testing kits both for human and pet use, along with emergency response mobile hospital units. Its pioneering approach towards healthcare emphasizes the importance of early detection of various illnesses including cancer, by enabling individuals to conduct tests using blood, saliva, urine, hair, and other substances from the comfort of their home. This innovative service model not only caters to the human segment but also extends its diagnostic capabilities to pets, thereby embracing a comprehensive health monitoring system.
KMA Holding provides an array of home screening kits designed to detect drugs of abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, infectious diseases, tumor markers, and fertility issues. These kits empower users by providing them with the tools needed for early detection and management of various health concerns.
Understanding the importance of pet health, the company offers test kits specifically for pets. These kits can help in the early detection of cancer, diabetes, and Lyme disease in animals, assisting pet owners in taking proactive steps towards the wellbeing of their furry friends.
KMA Holding, Inc. has innovated in the field of emergency healthcare by providing mobile hospital units. These units are equipped to offer temporary emergency life support, making medical and pharmaceutical products and services accessible in critical times. Furthermore, they ensure secure communication through wireless technology, enhancing their effectiveness in disaster scenarios or remote locations where traditional medical facilities might not be readily accessible.