Pressure Medical designs and produces smart pneumatic tourniquets for field use to stop bleeding caused by military combat trauma, industrial accidents, and other critical care situations, saving life and limb.
Pressure Medical serves the mission to stop uncontrolled bleeding in challenging environments, saving life and limb. With our new patented technology, we design and produce smart pneumatic tourniquets that first responders can safely apply with minimal training. When secondary care is delayed, due to combat situations, remote locales, or difficult extractions, stopping blood loss to preserve life while gently managing limb integrity to prevent amputation is essential for the best patient outcomes. We envision a world where everyone survives severe trauma intact.
A new smart pneumatic tourniquet simple enough for anyone to use instead of the antiquated equipment dominating the current marketplace.
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Benefits for patients and responders:
When there is an extended time until secondary medical treatment can be provided, including by military, humanitarian relief agencies, and other non-government organizations (NGOs), our products preserve life and limb.
When there is an extended time until secondary medical treatment can be provided, including in remote locations such as mining operations, forestry, oil rigs, and deep sea fishing, our products preserve life and limb.
Richard has over two decades of leadership experience with startups, academic research labs, and non-profit organizations. Since graduating from MIT with a degree in engineering, his career has focused on the intersection of the healthcare and high tech sectors, with research support from the NSF, CDC, and industry.
Ryan has over 20 years experience in startups and has served as a Navy hospital corpsman veteran. Currently leading a Utah law firm as CEO, he has experience in FDA & FTC compliance and is appointed to two medical advisory boards.
Jessica is a Technical Program Manager and business consultant. She focuses on project management and tooling. She has worked on government contracts in multiple States, specifically in software solutions and EHR for Medicaid, Medicare.