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Sotera Wireless

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Last activity: 07.10.2016
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Sotera Wireless introduces the ViSi Mobile System, a platform for comprehensive vital signs monitoring that is designed to keep clinicians connected to their patients, whether in or out of bed, or while in transport – “monitoring in motion.”Featuring comfortable body-worn sensors that allow for freedom of movement, the system enables highly accurate, continuous monitoring of all vital signs.

The ViSi Mobile System is able to measure and display all core vital signs (Blood Pressure, Heart Rate / Pulse Rate, 3-lead or 5-lead ECG, SpO2, Respiration Rate, Skin Temperature) with monitoring accuracy and resolution, typically found in ICUs. In addition to the color touchscreen display on the patient-worn device, desktop PCs, tablet PCs and other mobile platforms can be utilized as remote viewing and notification devices. ViSi Mobile is able to wirelessly transmit data, leveraging existing hospital WiFi infrastructure, and is designed to provide information output in electronic form (i.e. EMR connectivity) as well as print-outs. Going forward, the ViSi Mobile System will also include Sotera’s patented cuffless non-invasive blood pressure (cNIBP) on a beat-to-beat basis, as well as patient posture / activity as a “new vital sign.”
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Location: United States, California, Carlsbad
Total raised: $22.95M
Founded date: 2004

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
13.12.2011Series D$12.2M-
19.04.2010-$10.75M-

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07.10.2016Sotera Wireless files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protectionViSi Mobile patient monitor This story will be updated as new information becomes available. Sotera Wireless, a med tech company that developed a wireless patient monitor, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. MassDevice first rep...
29.05.2015Rumor has it: Life sciences investor Foresite Capital closing out third, $450M fundMedCity News’ calls to the San Francisco-based Foresite Capital remain unreturned as well. A quick look at Foresite’s SEC filings does not indicate a third fund worth $450 million fund as yet, so this one’s super nascent. Just counting the ...
23.04.2014Sotera Wireless raises $20M for in-hospital patient monitoringSotera Wireless's ViSi Mobile monitor. Medical device maker Sotera Wireless raised $20 million in equity, securities, and options, according to a filing in the SEC. This brings their total announced funding to almost $50 million. The filing...
23.04.2014Sotera aims for $54M for continuous patient monitoringCalifornia-based Sotera Wireless is looking to raise $53.9 million in an ongoing funding round, with about $20.7 million raised as of Monday, regulatory filings show. The patient monitoring systems maker is offering equity, rights and secur...
15.10.2013Sotera lands FDA OK for wireless blood pressure monitor | MassDevice.com On CallMASSDEVICE ON CALL — Sotera Wireless this month touted FDA clearance for a new feature of its ViSi Mobile continuous non-invasive blood pressure system, now able to monitor patients without the use of a catheter or blood pressure cuff. The ...
10.10.2013No catheter, no cuff: FDA clears Sotera Wireless’ continuous noninvasive blood pressure technologyThe ViSi Mobile System, a wrist-worn monitor that measures vital signs and is designed to be used in ambulatory, non-ICU clinical settings, and was FDA-cleared in 2012. The company also boasts partnerships with Intermountain Health and Refl...
04.10.20133 hot health IT investment opportunitiesThis is a guest post by Bob Kocher, a physician and partner at Venrock Health IT is hot, and it’s about time. Investors and entrepreneurs alike are flocking to the sector that once seemed insurmountable, yet is desperately in need of imagin...
02.08.2013Boston-based company gets FDA clearance for noninvasive monitor aimed to help trauma-care clinicians treat patients in shockWith these measurements, the device can also offer information about whether a patient in shock’s muscles are acidic, or have acidosis, allowing clinicians to respond and treat with realtime feedback. “Right now what happens is in a trauma ...
30.07.2013Ten biggest digital health investments in 2013 so farProteus Biomedical's Raisin system Halfway through the year, there have already been some major funding stories for mobile health companies. From wearable device companies to a mobile clinical software developer, these funding stories have ...
06.02.2013 Sotera Wireless Finds $14.8M For Wireless Medical Monitoring -
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