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Addressing Heart Failure with IFPx

Addressing Heart Failure with IFPx

Recently two Veranex employees volunteered their time and expertise to IFPx — a company working on a device to monitor and proactively treat heart failure. The team worked to improve UX/UI and refine IFPx’s interstitial implant which monitors pressure that can inform clinicians of impending cardiac conditions.

IFPx is one of just 61 companies selected to take part in the MedTech Innovator 2023 cohort, which had approximately 1,150 applicants this year. MedTech Innovator is the world’s largest accelerator of medical technology companies today, awarding $800,000 in non-dilutive funding to winners of its competitions throughout the 2023 program.

A multi angle image of a medical device concept

“The 2023 MedTech Innovator Cohort once again includes passionate MedTech entrepreneurs from around the globe. We look forward to working with our corporate partners and industry advisors over the course of the program, to help these startups advance their medical device, diagnostic and digital health innovations to improve patient care.”

– Paul Grand, CEO and founder of MedTech Innovator

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