plazma.ai designs, builds, and validates regulated medical devices and software that follow patients from hospital to home, focusing on pulmonary health, oncology, and remote monitoring. The company creates US-compliant products for ICUs, long-term acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and home settings, with a particular emphasis on device connectivity and clinical data pipelines. Their technology includes multi-organ auscultation that continuously captures lung, heart, and abdominal sounds through a single connected device.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Respiratory patients transitioning from intensive care to home settings often lose continuous monitoring, leading to delayed detection of decline and increased emergency visits. Community and rural oncology practices face workflow inefficiencies and limited resources, while clinicians lack integrated tools to track patient condition and compliance across care settings.
Solution
plazma.ai provides regulated medical devices and software solutions that follow patients across the entire care continuum, from ICUs to living rooms. The company builds monitoring, compliance, and early-warning tools for pulmonary health, enabling respiratory therapists to track patient condition at home and optimize ventilator therapy in institutional settings. For oncology, plazma.ai delivers workflow automation and monitoring tools designed for community and rural practices where most US cancer care occurs. Their remote monitoring platform integrates device connectivity, clinical data pipelines, and multi-organ sensing, allowing busy clinicians to stay closer to their patients from afar.
Target Audience
Primary customers are hospitals, long-term acute care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, home health providers, respiratory therapists, and community or rural oncology practices seeking regulated monitoring and workflow solutions.
Features
- Multi-organ auscultation device that continuously captures lung, heart, and abdominal sounds through a single connected device
- Early-warning tools that detect wheeze and airway distress before escalation to emergency visits
- Regulated hardware designed to integrate fluently with electronic health records
- Clinical data pipelines that support remote patient monitoring across ICU, LTACH, SNF, and home environments
- Workflow automation for oncology practices, converting manual tasks into monitored, trackable processes
- Products engineered for US regulatory compliance from day one, with a US-first, global-by-design approach