Co-founded in 2014 by cardiothoracic surgeons Lishan Aklog and Brian deGuzman alongside medical-device executive Michael Glennon, PAVmed is a diversified, commercial-stage medical technology company built around a shared-services model. Its clinician- and scientist-led teams develop healthcare technologies intended to improve patient care, including Lucid Diagnostics’ EsoGuard test for detecting esophageal precancer and Veris Health’s remote cancer-care platform.
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Lucid DiagnosticsLucid Diagnostics develops medical diagnostic tools for detecting esophageal precancer before it progresses to cancer, pairing its EsoGuard DNA test with the non-endoscopic EsoCheck cell-collection device. The company’s technology grew from a collaboration with Case Western Reserve University and is processed at Lucid Dx Labs, a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratory. Lucid also brings its screening directly to at-risk communities through mobile testing units and firefighter screening events.New York, NY
TytoCareFounded by Dedi Gilad and Ofer Tzadik, TytoCare is a healthcare technology company known for bringing clinical-quality physical exams beyond the doctor’s office. Its FDA-cleared handheld device and connected platform help clinicians examine patients remotely, serving families and healthcare organizations that need care delivered at home or in community settings.NEW YORK, NY
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
S4 Medical CorpFounded in 2017 by medical-technology entrepreneur Bill Fuller and cardiac electrophysiologist Dr. Emile Daoud, Chagrin Falls-based S4 Medical makes the esolution® device, an FDA-cleared tool that deviates the esophagus during atrial-fibrillation ablation to reduce thermal injury. The company’s product was designed by electrophysiologists for catheter-ablation workflow and is supported by clinical studies including the EASY AF trial.CHAGRIN FALLS, OH