RH2 LLC makes an automated surgical drain pump that milks JP drains without the manual effort traditionally required from patients and caregivers. Its investigational device uses programmable cycles to support consistent drainage, and it is covered by U.S. Patent 11,638,780 B1, issued in May 2023.
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RecoverEaseFounded in 2018, RecoverEase is a woman-owned, survivor-created company born from a patient’s own experience with surgical recovery. The Denver-based business makes a patented garment intended to help people manage post-operative drains with greater comfort and independence. Its products are manufactured in the United States through an all-female-owned supply chain.CASTLE PINES, CO
Aatru Medical, LLCCleveland-based Aatru Medical, LLC develops medical devices for surgical incision management, including NPSIMS, its chemical pump-based negative pressure wound therapy system. The privately held company’s device uses a patented, no-moving-parts design to provide continuous therapy for up to seven days, with an emphasis on simpler application and affordable access to care. Aatru’s leadership combines medical, scientific and technology-development experience, and the company’s clinical work has been published in PubMed Central/Cureus.CLEVELAND, OH
PharmAdva, LLCPharmAdva, LLC makes the MedaCube, an automated pill dispenser designed to help people take complex medication schedules correctly while keeping caregivers informed. Co-founder and neurologist Dr. Michel J. Berg invented the device for his mother, and the company’s technology grew from four University of Rochester Medical Center patents. Based in Rochester, the company says MedaCube has helped thousands of people remain independent at home and has dispensed more than 100 million pills.ROCHESTER, NY
Boehringer LaboratoriesFounded in 1972 by John R. Boehringer, Boehringer Laboratories makes precision medical devices, with suction regulators at the center of a portfolio serving hospital care and surgery. The Phoenixville company also developed ViSiGi 3D, an FDA-cleared gastric sizing system for sleeve gastrectomy, and has built a record of 85 U.S. patents and applications across its products. Its devices are used in 38 countries, including 256 open-heart programs using its VAVD technology and 372 bariatric programs using ViSiGi.PHOENIXVILLE, PA