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Team raises $5 million to develop wearable sensors

February 7, 2018


Joe Eibl

“We’re very enthusiastic about the investors who partnered in the current financing round led by iGan Partners,” Joe Eibl (pictured), CEO and co-founder of FloSonics Medical, said in a release. “It marks a critical step in the commercial development of our proprietary FloPatch technology.

“Our company is developing a non-invasive means of monitoring critically ill patients during the early stages of shock inside and outside of the hospital.” Toronto’s iGan Partners led the fundraising round.

FloSonics Medical is a Canadian medical device company headquartered in Greater Sudbury focused on developing non-invasive sensors to improve the management of critically ill patients.

“Until now, there have been no tools that give clinicians physiological feedback on the effectiveness of their resuscitation, especially in the early stages of care,” said Dr. Jon-Emile Kenny, chief medical officer of FloSonics Medical.

“We believe FloPatch has the potential to provide a fast and effective way of monitoring critically ill patients in the ambulance, emergency room, and intensive care unit.”

IGan Partners, a venture capital firm investing in early-stage med tech companies, led the round with other notable investors including Genesys Capital, Accel-Rx Health Sciences Accelerator, MaRS Investment Accelerator Fund (IAF), MaRS Catalyst Fund, Angel One and Northern Ontario Angels.

“We’re very excited about what FloSonics Medical is doing, and with such a strong value proposition we believe their technology will define a new standard of care in the ICU,” said Sam Ifergan, founder and CEO at iGan Partners. “They’ve got some great ultrasound pioneers in the company and their clinical advisers are world leaders in critical care physiology.”

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