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LifeServe Innovations, LLc
http://www.lifeserveinnovations.com/Last activity: 14.12.2011
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LifeServe Innovations, LLC is bridging the gap between academia and medicine to develop high impact medical technologies for critical care and oxygen delivery. Our products set a higher standard for innovation in medicine by improving health-care for our patients and their providers.
Website: http://www.lifeserveinnovations.com
Website: http://www.lifeserveinnovations.com
Employees: 1-10
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 5
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| 14.12.2011 | Tracheotomy device startup LifeServe Innovations gets $75K grant | The company believes its devices can help doctors perform bedside airway-access procedures more quickly, easily and safely than tracheotomy kits on the market now. The Innovation Fund obtains its funding from Ohio’s Third Frontier technolog... |
| 02.09.2010 | Snake fangs inspire airway device start-up | 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 has already raised $100,000 for his own medical device start-up. Rick Arlow and partne... |
| 02.09.2010 | Cleveland startup inspired by snake’s fang for airway devices | Arlow and Brown started LifeServe with the aim of giving emergency workers better tools to do that. During the product development process, LifeServe was inspired by the way snakes bite their prey, designing its devices to mimic snakes’ fan... |
| - | Tracheotomy device startup LifeServe Innovations gets $75K grant | 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 ... |
| - | Cleveland startup inspired by snake’s fang for airway devices | 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. Rick Arlow and partner... |