Airway access device startup LifeServe Innovations has received a $75,000 grant from the Innovation Fund of the Lorain County Community College Foundation. The Cleveland startup is aiming its device at helping anesthesiologists in critical care bedside situations perform tracheotomies, surgical procedures in which a hole is created in a patient’s windpipe through the neck. LifeServe […]
Preclinical startup LifeServe Innovations has pivoted and switched the target market of its airway access devices to bedside critical care users. Previously, the young company had planned to target emergency users, such as EMTs and battlefield medics, for its tracheostomy devices that drew their design inspiration from the way a snake bites its prey. Now, […]
By reducing administrative burden and redesigning workflows around human needs, it creates space for what matters most: connection between clinicians and patients.
The founders of Cleveland, Ohio, medical device startup LifeServe Innovations have been recognized by BusinessWeek.com as finalists for its annual list of the nation's top 25 entrepreneurs under the age of 25.
While many college students hope to find a job with any company upon graduation these days, a second-year Case Western Reserve University medical student already has raised $100,000 for his own medical device startup.