EndoSphere is a clinical-stage medical-device company developing endoscopic “Endo-Metabolic” devices for less-invasive obesity treatment, with an unusual focus on the duodenum as the body’s metabolic control center. Founded by gastroenterologist and endoscopy researcher Kenneth Binmoeller, MD, the company designs incisionless, reversible therapies intended to amplify the body’s natural satiety responses rather than restrict stomach capacity.
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EndolumikBorn from Dr. Nova Szoka’s experience performing bariatric surgery at West Virginia University, Morgantown-based Endolumik develops surgical devices that illuminate gastric calibration tubes during minimally invasive gastrointestinal procedures. Co-founder Mara McFadden and Dr. Szoka created its patented fluorescence-guided system to give surgeons a clearer view of the bougie while shaping gastric sleeves and pouches. The company’s Gastric Calibration Tube was the first device authorized under the FDA’s Safer Technology Program.339112PITTSBURGH, PA
Boston Scientific CorporationBoston Scientific Corporation develops medical solutions for non-surgical, endoscopic weight loss through its Endura Weight Loss Solutions platform. Launched after Boston Scientific acquired Apollo Endosurgery in 2024, Endura brings procedures such as ESG and TORe to patients seeking alternatives to surgery, with internal suturing and other approaches performed through the mouth rather than through incisions.KIRTLAND, OH
Saneso IncSaneso Inc. is a medical technology company headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, dedicated to improving patient outcomes through the development of next-generation endoscope systems. The company's groundbreaking five-camera endoscope platform provides a 360° integrated view of the gastrointestinal tract, addressing the limitations of traditional colonoscopes.PITTSBURGH, PA
Ergami Endoscopy, IncErgami Endoscopy is developing a lower-cost robotic insertion solution for colonoscopy. Its approach is intended to make procedures more productive while reducing patient pain, reliance on sedation, and endoscopy-related injuries among clinicians and nurses.BROOKLYN, NY