Behind every device is someone whose care it changed. These are the patients treated with technology from the companies MedTech Innovator backs.
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A 74-year-old woman's giant brain aneurysm kept growing despite treatment with the gold-standard flow diverter. A rescue procedure with MonarchBio's Titan stent sealed it within four weeks, and her symptoms fully resolved.
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Managing diabetes through a high-risk pregnancy left Amy with scattered data and slow feedback. RenewRx turned her real-time numbers into clear, actionable care, keeping her glucose in range more than 50% better with less insulin.
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In the REVIVE trial, Arsenal Medical's ResQFoam was used in a human patient for the first time, stabilizing a 34-year-old man in hemorrhagic shock long enough to reach surgery. He survived.
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After five failed surgeries for bone tuberculosis in her ankle, a hairstylist received a patient-specific OsseoMatrix™ implant from OsseoLabs. Within 10 months she was walking daily and back at work.
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A 74-year-old man who came in expecting antibiotics for a cold was instead sent to the hospital for early sepsis, thanks to same-visit lab results from Genalyte's Merlin point-of-care platform.
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Deborah, 67, was struggling with chemotherapy side effects she couldn't interpret. Ankr Health's 4X platform caught her worsening nausea and alerted her nurse before she realized how bad it had become.
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Jan had lived with chronic insomnia since the 1970s and tried nearly everything. With Neurovalens' drug-free Modius Sleep headset, she went from a few hours a night to a full night's sleep.
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After eight breast surgeries and repeated healing complications, Nichole became the first patient in the U.S. to prepare for surgery with Plexaa's BLOOM⁴³ — and finally recovered without complications.
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After a double knee replacement, Madam R had little access to physiotherapy. Kinexcs' KIMIA Recover gave her structured, gamified rehab at home with real-time progress tracking.
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When multiple myeloma spread to Margaret's spine, her fragile bone made surgery risky. Woven Orthopedic Technologies' Ogmend® sleeves gave her surgeons stable fixation, and her spine was stabilized.
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In a first-in-human clinical study, a patient received iDentical's drill-free dental implant. Two years later, the implant remains healthy and secure with no complications.
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A 76-year-old woman with severe sleep apnea couldn't tolerate CPAP. With Somnics Health's mask-free iNAP, her apnea dropped to mild, her AFib symptoms faded and her blood pressure normalized.
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Ten days after birth, baby Tensma was feeding poorly and grunting while nursing. A one-minute bedside scan with Bloom Standard's RAPIDscan flagged her heart in time for urgent specialist care and surgery.
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mOm Incubators' portable Essential Incubator lets newborns be cared for anywhere in a hospital, keeping families together. It has reached more than 11,000 babies in 6 countries.
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Blind after six failed corneal transplants, Patrick became the first patient in the CorNeat KPro clinical trial. Nine months later he has 20/16 vision and has seen his youngest daughter for the first time.
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Patients with serious lung disease share how IMVARIA's AI tools, Fibresolve and ScreenDx, helped them get a correct diagnosis faster — and avoid treatment they didn't need.