Born from Dr. Kichul Cha’s effort to make bioimpedance measurements clinically dependable, InBody has grown from a South Korean startup founded in 1996 into a medical technology company serving clinicians and researchers worldwide. InBody BWA, established in Pennsylvania in 2023, is the group’s medical division, focused on improving care for critically ill patients through more precise body-water analysis.
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BioAlert TechnologiesBioAlert Technologies is a developmental stage medical device company founded in 2019 and based in Philadelphia. The company is dedicated to the design and development of continuous infection monitoring (CIM) systems for diabetic foot ulcer patients, enabling healthcare providers to make diagnosis and treatment decisions based on reliable data metrics.PHILADELPHIA, PA
ONDAMEDFounded by German electronics engineer Rolf Binder, ONDAMED develops biofeedback medical devices that combine focused pulsed electromagnetic fields with patient feedback for personalized, non-invasive treatment. Binder invented the technology in 1993 and established Ondamed GmbH in 1994; the company now operates through organizations in Germany, the United States, and Nigeria. By 2021, more than 3,000 practitioners worldwide were using ONDAMED systems in clinical and home settings.NEW WINDSOR, NY
Biomed Consulting, IncFounded by biomedical engineering and predictive-modeling experts Rajshree and Howard Hillstrom, Biomed Consulting develops engineering-based medical technologies and data-driven solutions for healthcare. The New York company focuses especially on musculoskeletal care, translating clinical biomechanics and computational modeling into tools such as an automated, portable device for objective foot-structure measurements. Its founders bring more than 50 years of combined experience, alongside a record of more than 150 peer-reviewed papers, 10 book chapters and six patents.NEW YORK, NY
Mennen MedicalSince 1963, privately owned Mennen Medical has developed medical technologies that help clinicians monitor and treat patients, from wearable emergency monitors to hospital hemodynamic systems. Headquartered in Israel with wholly owned subsidiaries in the United States and United Kingdom, the company works with hospitals worldwide and maintains an R&D team of engineers, scientists, and programmers. Its BiliWrap phototherapy system reflects a distinctive focus on practical clinical care, allowing jaundice treatment while keeping mothers and babies together.WARMINSTER, PA