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The pioneering team at Surefire Medical is inventing the future for cancer care. We develop advanced liver cancer infusion systems that overcome the limitations of traditional tools and delivery methods. Clinical discoveries paired with new, precise technology arm physicians to harness infusion pressure and work with the body’s natural flow, targeting tumors with superior accuracy, control and protection. Our founders, a biomedical engineer and an Interventional Radiologist, established Surefire Medical to revolutionize cancer treatment. Our inventive device technology is designed by and for the IR community by a Colorado-based team of physicians, engineers and researchers. We seek clinical discoveries and create new technologies with one goal in mind: to deliver improved outcomes for cancer patients and their families.
first health care group inc is a Bloomington, IN-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
MedVenture Technology dedicates resources to building a strong community. Employees passionate about a charitable organization are encouraged to share their enthusiasm at work. Volunteers are recruited, donations are accepted, and families all around us
Edison First Aid Squad No 2 is a Edison, NJ-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
GDM's VACS software provides capture capabilities and collaborative tools using typically un-captured but critical visual information between patients, clinicians and medical specialists. VACS helps solve the problems today’s clinicians face relating to increased patient flow, less time available and increased demand for better outcomes. The VACS platform, which includes proprietary management software, digital capture/streaming and mobile applications, provides a new level of “rich media” capture, access, interaction and use of images, video, audio and other data elements. Management is currently focused on expanding the VACS platform internationally, to increase clinical efficiency and bridge the visual information gap in today’s growing clinical collaboration processes