Spectramed, LLC develops dysphagia-therapy equipment and electrodes for clinician-guided neuromuscular electrical stimulation, including its Guardian Aspire2 device with surface electromyography biofeedback. The Columbus, Ohio company also provides Guardian Way training, continuing education, and full-time clinical support to help speech-language pathologists use the equipment in swallowing therapy.
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TyChermont Products, LLC. dba The OrVac™Created by Tyiwanna TyChermont after her mother’s stroke and dysphagia made eating dangerous, TyChermont Products makes The OrVac™, a handheld portable oral aspirator designed to help people manage excess oral liquids and drooling. The Philadelphia company developed the device as a noninvasive tool for relief, with potential applications for people living with neurological and neuromuscular conditions as well as other oral conditions.PHILADELPHIA, PA
ATMOS IncATMOS Inc. is a Pennsylvania medical-technology company known for pairing clinical expertise with equipment support for healthcare providers. Its work centers on diagnostic tools for voice and swallowing care, including the ATMOS Scope HD, alongside solutions for cardiothoracic teams and other medical settings.EXTON, PA
Synapse Biomedical IncFounded in 2002, Oberlin-based Synapse Biomedical develops and manufactures neurostimulation medical devices that help patients breathe and recover movement. Its FDA-approved NeuRx Diaphragm Pacing System supports diaphragm conditioning for people with spinal cord injuries and ALS, while the company’s TransAeris system is designed to address ventilator-induced diaphragm dysfunction. Synapse says its NeuRx products are manufactured in Ohio at an ISO 13485-certified facility and have been used to treat more than 2,000 patients.OBERLIN, OH
NerveSpaAkron-based NerveSpa makes provider-guided therapeutic devices and care protocols centered on neuropathy, nerve support, joint mobility, and recovery. Launched in 2018 by Pain Management Technologies, a therapeutic-device manufacturer founded in 2000, the platform is designed to extend clinic care into structured home use. NerveSpa says its technologies have been implemented in more than 750 clinics and used in programs treating over 20,000 patients.AKRON, OH