VirtaMed offers surgical simulators for medical education. Physicians train in a risk-free environment different diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Location: United States, Massachusetts, Goshen
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2007
Investors 3
Mentions in press and media 21
| Date | Title | Description |
| 17.11.2021 | Top-notch executives for deeptech startups | |
| 30.07.2021 | First U.S. Medical Institution uses VirtaMed laparoscopic simulator | Broward Health will use the LaparoS for general surgery training with an emphasis on patient safety. First installed in June 2021, the LaparoS has left an impression on residents and professors alike. “We chose the LaparoS because it offers... |
| 03.08.2020 | Three companies a step away from winning the Swiss Medtech Award | |
| 03.08.2020 | Three companies a step away from winning the Swiss Medtech Award | Every year, the Swiss Medtech Award honours the most outstanding medical technologies in Switzerland. From its shortlist of eleven start-ups, the selection committee has nominated three companies that will have the opportunity to present th... |
| 25.06.2020 | Swiss Medtech Award presents the shortlist | The Swiss Medtech Award recognises the most outstanding medical technologies in Switzerland. The jury has selected seven companies that will further compete for one of three spots of the final round and to get the chance to present their id... |
| 25.06.2020 | Swiss Medtech Award presents the shortlist | |
| 27.03.2019 | Virtamed gewinnt Export Award 2019 | |
| 04.10.2017 | VirtaMed launches world’s first virtual reality simulator for ankle arthroscopy | VirtaMed launches world’s first virtual reality simulator for ankle arthroscopy 04.10.2017 10:00, Tsering Ngorkhangsar linkedIn facebook twitter instagram youtube --> According to experience, only an ankle specialist can perform ankle ar... |
| 04.10.2017 | VirtaMed launches world’s first virtual reality simulator for ankle arthroscopy | Ankle arthroscopy is not as common as knee, shoulder, or even hip arthroscopy, which means real-life training opportunities are scarce. To further complicate the issue, the ankle is a tight joint and the risk of damaging cartilage or nerves... |
| 22.04.2015 | Red Herring announces European winners |
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