IDMED Corp. develops and markets medical monitoring devices for anesthesia and intensive care, including the NeuroLight® automated pupillometer and ToFscan® neuromuscular blockade monitor. The U.S. company is part of French manufacturer IDMED, whose devices are used worldwide and developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals. Its ToFscan stands out for three-dimensional sensor technology that requires no calibration before use, while NeuroLight turns pupil size and reactivity into traceable bedside measurements for neurological assessment.
CE Class IIa (CE 0459)
FDA Approved 510(k)
MDSAP Compliant
Compliance program
EN 60601-1
EN 60601-1-2
IEC 62471
FDA510K
Quality certification
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
BLOCKsynop, IncBLOCKsynop develops the Neural Blockade Monitor, a noninvasive device designed to give anesthesiologists objective, real-time measurements of regional nerve-block effectiveness. Established after CTO Wayne Sternberger received the inaugural Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Archimedes Award in 2020, the company grew from collaboration between systems engineering and pediatric anesthesiology. Its second-generation prototype has been validated in studies involving adult and pediatric anesthesia, while remaining investigational and not approved for sale in the United States.HIGHLAND, MD
Linshom Medical IncLinshom Medical Inc. develops and provides FDA-cleared, non-invasive continuous predictive respiratory monitoring systems for healthcare facilities. Its system uses a thermal sensor and displays respiratory rate, seconds since last breath, and relative tidal volume for adult patient monitoring.BALTIMORE, MD
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