Vascular Access Technologies, Inc
SAFECAD, The world's first patented retrograde Central Venous Access Device targets a $1.5 B Market, eliminates complications, saves lives, and reduces costs
- Stage Prototype Ready
- Industry Medical Devices and Equipment
- Location Norton, MA, US
- Currency USD
- Founded April 2009
- Employees 3
- Website vasctec.com
Company Summary
Vascular Access Technologies has developed SAFECVAD, the world's first patented retrograde central venous access catheter. Every year in the US, there are more than 150,000 severe complications and 11,000 people die to to complications associated with central venous access. The market size is $1.5B and the affordable care act specifically lists the complications that SAFECVAD solves.
Team
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CEO25+ years of successful medical device expertise and leadership, including 4 start-ups. The most successful, Radi Medical Systems wast acquired by St. Jude Medical for $250M
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Founder, Vascular Access Technologies, Inc.Dr. Pillai is Chief of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at West Virginia University founder of Vascular Access Technologies, Inc, and inventor of SAFECVAD.
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