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Vena Vitals
Vena Vitals is an Irvine, California medical-device startup building a soft, skin-worn sticker sensor that continuously measures blood pressure without a cuff or an arterial line. Spun out of UC Irvine biomedical engineering research, its VeriTrack system uses a patented wrinkled-metal capacitive pressure sensor to capture beat-to-beat data with accuracy validated against arterial lines in operating rooms across the country. Founded in 2019 by Ray Liu, Michelle Khine, and Josh Kim and backed by Y Combinator, the company is pursuing FDA clearance to bring continuous, noninvasive blood pressure monitoring first into hospitals and later into homes.
Cardiosense
Cardiosense is a Chicago-based health-tech company building an AI platform that turns raw physiological signals into clinical intelligence for heart failure. Its FDA-cleared CardioTag wearable simultaneously captures ECG, PPG and seismocardiogram (SCG) signals, and its machine-learning algorithms estimate pulmonary capillary wedge pressure (PCWP) - a key measure of cardiac filling pressure - noninvasively, so clinicians can spot a worsening heart before it lands a patient in the hospital.