BrainCool provides the IQool System, an advanced, non-invasive, non-adhesive temperature management system consisting of soft silicone pads and a control unit. The company also provides clinical training, customer service, and assistance with hospital acquisition of the system.
NeuroIntact, IncFounded in April 2023 by Bryan Nicholson, Baltimore-based NeuroIntact develops precision temperature-modulation devices for hospitalized patients. Its VCool™ system uses noninvasive intranasal technology to cool or warm the core body, weighing about 22 pounds and mounting to a standard IV pole rather than relying on bulky conventional consoles. The company’s first-in-human study demonstrated measurable cooling in awake participants without adjunctive pharmaceuticals.BALTIMORE, MD
Innovative Medical Equipment, LLCInnovative Medical Equipment, LLC manufactures ThermaZone thermoelectric thermal therapy devices that provide controlled heat and cold therapy without ice. Its product range includes reusable and single-patient-use therapy pads, dual-modality braces, and related accessories for clinical, in-home, orthopedic, pain-management, rehabilitation, and Veterans Affairs use.BEACHWOOD, OH
InTest Thermal SolutionsInTest Thermal Solutions designs and manufactures precision temperature-control systems for thermal testing, process cooling, and biomedical cold storage. Its four brands build on more than 50 years of experience, with the company having delivered over 100,000 controlled heating and cooling systems worldwide. In-house engineering and manufacturing support both standard and custom systems, and its quality program is built on ISO 9001.BROOKLYN, NY
TecTraum IncTecTraum Inc. develops pro2cool®, an investigational medical device that delivers localized cooling to the head and neck as a potential treatment for concussion. Founded when professional athletes joined engineers to address the lack of concussion therapies, the company has studied the system through a multi-center clinical trial involving pediatric hospitals and high school athletes in Ohio and Michigan. The device received FDA Breakthrough Device designation in June 2021 but has not received FDA market authorization.AKRON, OH