ResMed (ASX:RMD) Healthcare Tech Growth Drives ASX 100 Momentum

3 min read | July 21, 2025 03:55 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights

  • ResMed combines medical hardware with cloud-based software.

  • Healthcare sector shows stable demand across economic cycles.

  • Growing global demand for sleep and respiratory solutions.

In the evolving landscape of global healthcare, ResMed (RMD) stands out as a company that blends innovation, digital transformation, and consistent performance. As a part of the ASX 100 index, ResMed has established itself as a key player in the healthcare space by addressing sleep and respiratory disorders through a technology-first approach.

Despite being headquartered in the United States, ResMed maintains a dual listing on the NYSE and ASX, reflecting its Australian origins and global operational footprint. With operations across more than 100 countries, the company’s focus on delivering cloud-connectable CPAP machines and healthcare software continues to support patient care well beyond traditional clinical settings.

Expanding Role in Global Sleep and Respiratory Care

At the heart of ResMed’s (ASX:RMD) business are its two major divisions: Sleep and Respiratory Care, and Software as a Service (SaaS). The Sleep and Respiratory Care segment delivers life-enhancing CPAP machines designed to treat conditions like obstructive sleep apnea. Alongside, ResMed’s non-invasive and invasive ventilators support patients with critical breathing disorders.

Meanwhile, the SaaS segment has grown into a strong pillar for ResMed. This arm of the company provides healthcare providers with software solutions to manage out-of-hospital care, specifically supporting durable medical equipment (DME/HME) workflows. This not only streamlines administrative operations but also improves patient tracking, compliance, and clinical outcomes through real-time data integration.

Stable Sector with Growing Demand

Healthcare companies such as ResMed tend to benefit from consistent demand patterns, driven by essential healthcare needs. Unlike cyclical sectors impacted by seasonal or economic shifts, healthcare spending remains a priority. This demand resilience provides a form of revenue stability that many other industries find difficult to match.

During times of economic uncertainty, this characteristic has helped healthcare companies maintain relative performance. Historically, healthcare has often remained one of the more reliable sectors, even when broader markets fluctuate.

Technology-Driven Future in Healthcare

ResMed’s edge lies in its combination of medical-grade hardware and a robust digital ecosystem. The company’s cloud-connected devices transmit data that help clinicians better monitor patients and tailor treatments accordingly. This digital health integration enhances engagement while also allowing for cost efficiencies across healthcare systems.

The rising importance of healthcare IT and SaaS-based solutions in the medical space is expected to create more for companies like ResMed. As demand for remote care and at-home treatment solutions expands, software-based platforms capable of delivering actionable insights and automation are increasingly being adopted.

This forward-looking approach positions ResMed to support not just sleep therapy but also broader out-of-hospital care strategies a priority for many health systems globally.


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