STIEGELMEYER Group is a well-known brand of medical beds in Germany. The Group provides professional services to clients in hospitals, nursing homes and home care. The goal is to promote people's health and quality of life. STIEGELMEYER's home beds are designed for private clients.

In 1899, the founder of the group, Johann Stiegelmeyer, manufactured the first wire mesh mattress in Rödinghausen (Nordenhausen). In 1900, the company moved to Helford and was officially recorded in the trade registration book. In 1903, Johann sold the company to his partner Albert Dörnte. At that time, the name STIEGELMEYER was already very famous and has been used today. Albert Dörnte's son-in-law Dietrichvon Hollen served as general manager from 1919 to 1970, shaping the company's development in the 20th century. He is the great-grandfather of the current Kemler shareholder family. The company's business center quickly shifted from mattresses to metal beds. As early as 1910, STIEGELMEYER built the first medical bed. In the 1950s, innovative products such as electrically adjustable beds were developed. In the late 1960s, the group began to produce beds for nursing homes.

The Group acquired the BURMEIER furniture factory in Lager in the 1990s, laying the foundation for the ability to develop a range of successful home care products. In 1994, the group opened new factories in Herford and Nordhausen in Thuringia. Stolno (2001) and Kepno (2006) in Poland serve as further production points. Several international sales companies were established at the same time. In 2017, the company merged 4 subsidiaries and formed a new operating company, Stiegelmeyer GmbH&Co.KG.