Strados Labs
Smart respiratory monitoring solutions for improve clinical trials and patient management
- Stage $3M in TTM Revenue
- Industry Medical Devices and Equipment
- Location Philadelphia, PA, US
- Currency USD
- Founded June 2016
- Employees 6
- Incorporation Type C-corp
- Website stradoslabs.com
Company Summary
Strados Labs is a medical technology company focused on improving the way we manage respiratory health. We developed the RESP, the world's first FDA 510(k) cleared lung sound monitor and connected platform that enables doctors to identify abnormal breathing patterns at anytime, anywhere. Strados technology has monitored thousands of patients across 15 countries worldwide and is a leader in cough and wheeze biomarker detection in Life Sciences.
Team
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CEO & Founder
Several years experience in healthcare financial and strategic advisory working with Big Pharma and leading health institutions on projects ranging from physician compensation, value-based payment models, purchase price accounting, due diligence, and strategic forecasting. Mr. Delmonico received an MBA in Healthcare at Temple University where he also started Strados Labs after attending a healthcare hackathon at Jefferson University Health System
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CIO/COO
Mr. Powers was CIO of CardioMEMS. Under his leadership at CardioMEMS, Richard and his team designed and developed a secure, cloud-based, remote chronic disease management IoT platform powering the world’s first FDA-approved implantable wireless blood pressure sensor for patients with heart failure that showed a 50% hospitalization reduction rate and was acquired for $455M
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Mitchell Glass, MDChief Medical Officer
Dr. Mitchell Glass is a 30-year veteran of the pharmaceutical industry. His experience is broad, ranging from senior positions in top ten pharmaceutical companies to investment in and management of start-ups and biotechs. He has successful exits and IPOs including AtheroGenix (NASDAQ, 2004) and dozens of successful trials.
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Chief Technology Officer
25+ years experience in developing and commercializing medical device products. He has successfully led teams focused on integrating hardware sensor data with a remote patient monitoring platform for companies like CardioMEMs (acquired by St. Jude Medical of $455M in 2013) and Sarvint Technologies.
Advisors
Previous Investors
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Horn Program of EntreprenuershipUnconfirmed
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Ben Franklin Technology PartnersUnconfirmed
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