For Head Injury & Other Medical Emergencies
A Platform Solution to Expedite Early Care
For head injury, ambulances race patients to the hospital to have them wait 6.6 hours for care— mostly unmonitored.
Machine Learning can help fill this gap and reduce the risk of a missed diagnosis.
Two women (nurse practitioner & former Navy Lieutenant) are on a mission to leverage wearables & data for faster care.
Recognition & Awards
2023- Garmin Health Nominee
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
Gaining visibility from key stakeholders in the wearables market
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
Connected Patient Challenge VII
2022- Biggest Social Impact
2023- Semifinalist Boston Scientific's
2022- Biggest Social Impact
Johnson & Johnson sponsored M2D2 Accelerator Pitch Finals
Welcome to Our New Chief Medical Officer!
Dr. Blaivas, A Pioneer in Ultrasound Technology
We are proud to welcome Michael Blaivas MD MBA
as the newest member of our team!
His background in Emergency Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, Point of Care Diagnostics, and Innovation, along with his engineering, business, and clinical expertise will greatly advance our mission of developing the first trauma device that uses image capture and vital sign monitoring for rapid clinical assessments.
Johnson & Johnson Quickfire Challenge Awardee
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As the winner of JLABS Quickfire Challenge in Peri-operative Care, Johnson & Johnson recognizes the need for innovation in emergency care and brain injury monitoring.
NASA iTech SEMIFINALIST
As a NASA iTech winner, NASA understands the need for rapid and efficient emergency care and vital sign vital signs monitoring monitoring on Earth or in microgravity.
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