Founded in 1985 by five scientists, Buffalo-based ONY Biotech develops and manufactures neonatal therapies that help premature infants breathe, including the FDA-approved surfactant Infasurf® (calfactant). Privately held and led by founder Dr. Edmund Egan as chairman, the company has grown from research at a University at Buffalo incubator into a neonatology biotech with commercial products and a pipeline spanning neonatal respiratory and cardiovascular care.
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Atom Medical USAEstablished in 1938, Atom Medical develops and manufactures neonatal care equipment, with a focus on creating therapeutic environments for premature and newborn patients. The company’s history is especially tied to infant incubators, which helped it build a domestic market share exceeding 85% in Japan, while its products now reach more than 75 countries. Atom Medical USA provides direct U.S. support for the company’s neonatal product line and related mattress-barrier solutions.WARRENDALE, PA
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
Innogized TechnologiesFounded by Oliver and Sarah Smith, Innogized Technologies develops hardware and software that use a cross-disciplinary approach to improve everyday life. Its work centers on Neut™, a proactive “careable” designed to help parents create case-specific safe-sleep conditions for infants by considering the baby, nursery environment, and sleepwear together. The rapidly expanding startup has received two federal awards and is supported by the National Science Foundation.CLEVELAND, OH
Respair, IncBorn from University of Pittsburgh clinical research, Pittsburgh-based Respair develops airway devices for ventilated patients, beginning with RelianceET, a breathing tube designed to replace the conventional inflatable cuff with soft baffles that seal the airway without added pressure. Founded by physicians Carl Snyderman and Garrett Coyan, the company brings surgeons, engineers, and entrepreneurs together to address ventilator-associated complications. Respair completed hundreds of benchtop tests and received a Phase I SBIR award from the NIH while advancing the device toward regulatory submission.PITTSBURGH, PA