Linshom 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.
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Health Care Originals, IncBorn from co-founder Sharon Samjitsingh’s experience with severe asthma, Rochester-based Health Care Originals develops cardiopulmonary wearable systems and the software that turns respiratory data into usable insight. Its ADAMM platform supports asthma and COPD care, telemedicine, and clinical research by tracking symptoms such as cough and breathing patterns between visits as well as during remote consultations. The company’s technology has received recognition including CES 2015 honors and Innovation World Cup awards.ROCHESTER, NY
RTM Vital Signs LLCPhiladelphia-area medical device company RTM Vital Signs develops wearable and implantable systems that continuously monitor respiratory and cardiac health in real time. Its AI-driven RTMsense respiratory system received FDA 510(k) clearance in 2025, while the company’s cardiac monitoring technology is supported by 13 issued patents. Founded by executives Nance Dicciani and Denise Devine alongside anesthesiologist and medical-device inventor Dr. Jeff Joseph, RTM also received first prize for innovation at the 2023 American Society of Anesthesiology Conference.334510AMBLER, PA
VapothermFor more than 25 years, Vapotherm has made respiratory-support devices built around high velocity therapy, its mask-free approach for spontaneously breathing patients from premature neonates to adults. Based in Exeter, New Hampshire, the medical-device company’s portfolio includes the HVT 2.0 and Precision Flow systems, alongside a portable ventilator developed with Flight Medical. Vapotherm products are used in more than 2,400 hospitals across over 40 countries.CINCINNATI, OH
DRW Medical, LLCDRW Medical develops neonatal respiratory-care equipment, including monitors that help clinicians manage airway pressure during Bubble CPAP and nasal high-flow therapy. Based in Aston, Pennsylvania, the company’s work is shaped by a respiratory therapist president and co-founder Robert Landis, a medical-device designer with 19 patents and a history in neonatal respiratory technology. Its NAPA monitors are built to make otherwise hard-to-see pressure changes visible at the bedside, while the company also develops safer suction equipment for infant care.ASTON, PA