Founded in 2016 in Cleveland, XaTek Inc. develops ClotChip®, a portable point-of-care device that measures whole-blood coagulation from a single finger-stick drop. Its proprietary miniaturized dielectric spectroscopy is designed to detect both coagulation-factor and platelet abnormalities without application-specific reagents, and the system has received FDA breakthrough device designation while undergoing clinical studies.
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Coagulation Sciences LLCFounded by Dr. Sheldon Goldstein to address major bleeding in the operating room, Coagulation Sciences LLC develops point-of-care blood-testing technology for transfusion management. Its Multiple Coagulation Test System is designed to compare therapies at a patient’s bedside and deliver actionable coagulation results in about 10 minutes, helping clinicians tailor treatment rather than rely on generalized transfusion protocols.BRONX, NY
Novel Microdevices, IncBaltimore-based Novel Microdevices develops portable, sample-to-answer molecular diagnostic systems built around disposable microfluidic cartridges. Its battery-powered Novel Dx platform is designed to deliver lab-quality PCR results in about 15 minutes, including testing for respiratory infections and other diseases at the point of care. The company is establishing a GMP-compliant pilot manufacturing facility at its Baltimore headquarters to scale cartridge production.BALTIMORE, MD
HealthCubed India Pvt LtdFounded in 2015 by Dr. Ramanan Laxminarayan, HealthCubed India develops portable point-of-care diagnostic systems that screen for more than 55 health parameters. Its HealthCube XL and SE devices are designed for rapid testing in clinics, health camps and remote areas, operating with minimal training and without electricity or internet. The company says more than one million beneficiaries have been registered in its ecosystem and 2.5 million tests have been performed across four continents.BETHESDA, MD
CoagCo LLCCoagCo LLC develops bleeding-control medical devices, including the Coag it NP7 sterile nasal packing device for treating nosebleeds. Cleveland-based and co-founded by ENT physician Jeffrey E. Binder and attorney Tim Clements III, the company focuses on products that can help nurses, first responders, military medics and other providers control blood loss quickly. Its NP7 is made in America and designed for atraumatic insertion without local anesthesia.CLEVELAND, OH