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Zeus Scientific Inc is a Branchburg, NJ-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Exo (pronounced “Echo”) is pioneering a high-performance handheld ultrasound platform and AI for imaging and therapeutic applications.
HeartFlow is a medical technology company transforming the way cardiovascular disease is diagnosed and treated. With our HeartFlow Analysis, a non-invasive personalized cardiac test, physicians are able to make better care decisions for their patients with suspected coronary artery disease--the number one killer of men and women worldwide. HeartFlow is backed by decades of scientific research and development and leverages the latest advancements in technology to help set a new standard of care for diagnosing cardiovascular care worldwide. Cleared for use in the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan and with offices in Redwood City, Austin, London and Japan, HeartFlow`s footprint is growing rapidly. HeartFlow has received more than $240 million dollars in funding in a recent Series E financing round, is pre-IPO and leverages the latest technology including deep learning and computational fluid dynamics. We try to embody the best of both technology and healthcare companies and hire people who are passionate about living our mission to save lives, improve the patient experience and reduce the overall cost of care.
Physicians Resource Network is a Cullman, AL-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Bardy Diagnostics, Inc. (bardydx.com) has created a new, state-of-the-art heart monitor known as Carnation Ambulatory Monitor (CAM™) that can be worn comfortably and discreetly for up to 7 days. Unlike many other heart monitors, CAM™ can be worn during exercise or while showering. Its unique, narrow, hourglass shape makes it especially advantageous for the female anatomy. Developed on the principle that non-invasive cardiac monitoring should provide an excellent quality atrial signal, the CAM is designed to be placed along the sternum—over the heart— to optimize P-wave signal capture. The result is improved ECG resolution, providing more information about the heart rhythm which may lead to more clinically actionable diagnoses.