Founded in June 2003, Consolidated Neuro Supply supplies specialized healthcare products for neurological diagnosis and intraoperative neuromonitoring from Milford, Ohio. Its catalog is anchored by EMG and subdermal needle electrodes, surgical stimulation probes, and EEG equipment, including the company’s NeuroGuard and Premier Vision electrode lines. The business reports nearly $5 million in annual sales and also offers the BraiNet template for rapid EEG setup in intensive-care and emergency settings.
NeuroWave Systems IncFormed in 2003, Beachwood-based NeuroWave Systems develops and manufactures brain-monitoring and drug-delivery medical devices for anesthesia, critical care, and military medicine. Its NeuroSENSE® monitor stands apart by displaying independent, real-time measures of anesthetic effect for each brain hemisphere, while the company also develops closed-loop systems intended to automate sedation and anesthesia delivery. NeuroWave is an ISO 13485 medical device company with expertise spanning EEG signal processing, control engineering, and medical-device software.BEACHWOOD, OH
Computational Diagnostics, IncSince 1988, Computational Diagnostics, Inc. has combined intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring services with the NeuroNet® equipment and software it manufactures for operating rooms and intensive care units. Its nationally certified neurotechnologists work alongside attending neurophysiologists and neurologists, using real-time remote interpretation to support surgical teams around the clock. NeuroNet® was an early commercial system to bring graphical interfaces, multimodality testing, and internet-based remote monitoring to IOM, earning recognition through two Computerworld/Smithsonian awards.PITTSBURGH, PA
Threshold NeuroDiagnosticsThreshold NeuroDiagnostics makes the Medusa Electrode, an FDA-registered Class II device that adapts neuromodulation leads to universal EEG connectors so clinicians and researchers can record neural signals with standard neurophysiology equipment. Founded around the hands-on expertise of Geoffrey Allott, the company draws on more than 16 years connecting to neuromodulation electrodes and experience with over 400 human-subject procedures. Its work also supports research into brain and spinal stimulation, including biomarker access and neural-network mapping.
ELECTRO-CAP INTERNATIONAL, INCEstablished in Dallas in 1979, Electro-Cap International, Inc. moved to Eaton, Ohio, in 1988 under its current owner and marked 35 years in business in 2023. The company is known for making electrode caps that support EEG work and related neurological research, serving hospitals, universities, and private laboratories.EATON, OH.jpg){kind=logo}