ZOLL Medical Corporation develops medical devices and software for emergency care, with its cardiac management division best known for the LifeVest wearable cardioverter defibrillator—the world’s first wearable defibrillator. Its cardiac solutions have supported more than one million patients over more than 20 years, while helping clinicians manage acute cardiac conditions and monitor patients beyond the hospital.
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ZOLL Medical CorporationFounded in 1980 by Dr. Paul Zoll, ZOLL Medical Corporation develops medical technologies focused on cardiac resuscitation and care for serious cardiopulmonary and respiratory conditions. Its portfolio includes emergency and critical-care devices as well as cardiac management, sleep-diagnosis, and sleep-therapy solutions for healthcare providers, emergency services, military users, and lay rescuers.334510PITTSBURGH, PA
LifeLens Technologies, IncSince 2014, LifeLens Technologies has built a human-centered technology business around making physiological monitoring more useful in demanding real-world settings. Its wearable monitoring platform serves healthcare and defense users, with testing in more than 40 U.S. military fielding events since 2021 and FDA clearance for ambulatory ECG monitoring.WARMINSTER, PA
LifeSignalsLifeSignals develops single-use wearable biosensors and cloud-based monitoring systems that capture and transmit clinical-grade patient data wirelessly, helping move care beyond the hospital bedside. Its UbiqVue platform combines a patented silicon processor with wearable devices and software for near-real-time multiparameter monitoring and Holter ECG services, while also supporting OEM integration. Founded by wireless technology engineers, the company works with global semiconductor and manufacturing partners to bring scalable monitoring to hospitals, homes, and ambulatory care.NEW YORK, NY
CorVitaFounded by Cincinnati healthcare and emergency-response professional Angie Buckalew, CorVita is developing a universal AED adapter that translates signals between pad connectors and multiple AED brands. Buckalew drew on more than 20 years in healthcare and emergency preparedness after seeing incompatible equipment delay treatment during cardiac emergencies. The Cincinnati innovator is pursuing FDA clearance and patent protection for its plug-and-use device.CINCINNATI, OH