Medical Device

Any type of physical rehabilitation is difficult. That’s especially true when recovering from a brain injury. Progress is typically slow and it’s easy to become discouraged and depressed. The CDC reports that less than a third of discharged stroke patients receive any rehab, and, of those who do, frequency of use is low despite clear evidence that it’s effective.

Intensive research and real-time prototyping led to an integrated digital-physical redesign that makes rapid screening technology more accessible.

Otometrics has groundbreaking laser scanning technology capable of creating a 3D digital image of the complete ear. But there was a big problem – to work, a headset placed around the patient’s ear during the scan had to be completely immobile

Delve helped Trice Medical develop a device that changes the traditional standard of care for diagnosing joint injuries.

Imagine being strapped into a large machine, completely immobilized, for an hour while it delivers high doses of radiation to treat your cancer. Imagine doing this daily for up to six months.

In March 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic straining hospital capacity and shutting down global supply chains, healthcare facilities faced a desperate shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers on the front lines.

For many women with Accidental Bowel Leakage (ABL), the loss of bowel control becomes the controlling force in their lives.

EXOGEN® is the only FDA-approved bone healing device that uses ultrasound to stimulate the body’s natural healing process. Therapy is performed at home by the patient in a simple process that takes 20 minutes a day.

About one percent of all infants are born with heart problems. Infants and children with malformed or missing heart valves may need multiple valve replacement surgeries throughout their lives.

Ikaria’s INOtherapy™ is a suite of FDA-approved nitric oxide inhalation therapies used to treat newborns with hypoxic respiratory failure (HRF), a life-threatening condition in which cells are unable to receive enough oxygen. Ikaria approached us to design a meter that supports accurate billing of the drug therapy.