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AyrFlo

AyrFlo develops the Smart Ayr patch, a wearable breathing monitoring sensor that adheres to the neck to capture real-time respiratory data. This proprietary system communicates quantitative changes in patient breathing to clinicians via specialized software. The technology enables faster diagnosis and intervention for respiratory deterioration, aiming to reduce unplanned ICU admissions and length of hospital stay.

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Madison, United States · HQ
Founded 20223200+ followers
  • Digital Health
  • Hardware
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Medical Devices
Updated 7 months ago

Funding

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

2 founders

Guelay Bilen-Rosas

Founder + CEO of Ayrflo Innovation Labs, Inc. + Double Boarded Anesthesiologist

David Van Sickle

Healthtech founder and producer

Product

Problem

Post-operative respiratory failure is a leading cause of death globally, often detected late by methods like pulse oximetry, which rely on human assessment and may miss early warning signs. This late detection leads to increased recovery times, costly add-on tests, unplanned ICU admissions, and extended hospital stays.

Solution

AyrFlo is developing the Smart Ayr patch, a wearable sensor that provides continuous, real-time monitoring of breathing metrics to detect respiratory deterioration. The self-adhesive patch adheres to the patient's neck and uses proprietary software to communicate patient-specific breathing changes to clinicians. By providing comprehensive breathing data, the Smart Ayr patch enables fast and accurate diagnosis and intervention, reducing recovery time and hospital costs.

Target Audience

The primary users are clinicians and hospitals aiming to improve patient safety, reduce post-operative complications, and decrease hospital costs associated with respiratory failure.

Features

  • Wearable, self-adhesive patch for non-invasive respiratory monitoring
  • Real-time tracking of breathing metrics
  • Proprietary software for analyzing and communicating patient-specific breathing changes
  • Early detection of respiratory deterioration
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