Since 2011, under co-inventor John Gannon’s leadership, Blue Spark Technologies has developed wearable medical technology for hospitals and clinical researchers. The Westlake, Ohio company is best known for TempTraq, its FDA 510(k)- and CE-cleared system for continuously collecting and transmitting patient temperature data for up to 72 hours. Its technology has been used in more than 30 clinical studies.
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Illumination DiagnosticsIllumination Diagnostics grew from a collaboration between neurosurgeon Theodore Schwartz and electrical engineer John Kymissis, who designed a device around the needs they saw in patient care. The Scarsdale company’s team brings more than 50 years of combined experience across medicine, neuroscience, engineering, and entrepreneurship to wearable optical monitoring for clinical and at-home use.SCARSDALE, NY
LifeLens Technologies, IncSince 2014, LifeLens Technologies has built a human-centered technology business around making physiological monitoring more useful in demanding real-world settings. Its wearable monitoring platform serves healthcare and defense users, with testing in more than 40 U.S. military fielding events since 2021 and FDA clearance for ambulatory ECG monitoring.WARMINSTER, PA
Ben Guard Health IncBen Guard Health makes FDA-approved medical wearables that protect pediatric patients with central lines and other treatment tubing. The company’s products grew from Benjamin’s six-year battle with brain cancer, during which his central line was pulled out, infected, and replaced more than 20 times. Women-owned and made in the USA, Ben Guard says its patented wearables have been clinically proven and validated by leading children’s hospitals.LOVELAND, OH
Emanate WirelessEmanate Wireless is a Hudson, Ohio, technology company founded by veterans of Cognio and Cisco, including co-founders with decades of experience in wireless communications and signal processing. The company applies that engineering background to healthcare monitoring systems that help hospitals understand where clinical equipment is, how it is being used, and when temperature-controlled devices may need attention.IJAMSVILLE, MD