Pioneering Medical Innovations

Portfolio

Our Innovative Portfolio

Explore Incept’s Portfolio, showcasing 25 pioneering companies that have significantly advanced medical technology. From groundbreaking patents to successful exits, our companies exemplify innovation and impact. Discover how our purpose-driven ventures are transforming healthcare and improving lives globally.

Incept Companies (4)
Sealonix

Sealonix, Inc. is a privately held company based in Bedford, MA focused on the development and commercialization of hemostatic sealants using its proprietary biomaterials. 

2023
Incept Companies (11)
Reniva

Reniva is developing a new therapeutic option to treat both functional and degenerative mitral disease.

2021
7
Rejoni

Rejoni, Inc. is a privately held company based in Bedford, MA focused on the development and commercialization of gynecological products using its proprietary biomaterials. 

2020
8
Tulavi Therapeutics
Tulavi Therapeutics is a privately-held medical device company dedicated to developing therapies that directly target the nerves to prevent and/or treat aberrant neural reflex arcs in peripheral and visceral disease. To that end, Tulavi is developing therapies that can be administered through surgical and interventional approaches to address the needs of the physicians who treat these diseases.
2018
3
Instylla, Inc.

Instylla, Inc. is a privately held company focused on exploiting Incept’s core hydrogel technology to create differentiated liquid embolics for interventional radiology, with a specific initial focus on interventional oncology and peripheral hemostasis.

2017
2
ImperativeCare, Inc.
Structured as an ecosystem of connected innovations, Imperative Care is a purpose-driven company developing next-generation solutions for two of the most overlooked, yet critically devastating conditions in modern medicine: stroke and pulmonary embolism.
2016
Incept Companies (10)
Neurolutions
Neurolutions is a medical device company developing neuro-rehabilitation solutions that utilize a stroke patient’s own brain activity to facilitate motor recovery. The Neurolutions IpsiHand system provides upper extremity rehabilitation for chronic stroke patients leveraging brain-computer interface and advanced wearable robotics technology.
2015
10
StataDX
StataDX is building the world’s first point-of-care diagnostics platform for Neurology.
2014
11
Apama Medical

Apama Medical – Acquired by Boston Scientific, Inc. (NYSE: BSX) in 2017

Apama Medical was a collaboration between Shifamed and Incept, focused on the development of a novel ablation catheter platform designed to combine the benefits of existing ablation technology, while incorporating additional unique features that address recognized unmet needs in the rapidly growing atrial fibrillation market.

2014
12
Maya Medical

Maya Medical – Acquired by Covidien Ltd. (NYSE: COV) in 2012

Maya Medical started as a collaboration between Shifamed and Incept, focused on the development of a novel percutaneous catheter for treatment of hypertension, a growing market burdened by a staggering proportion of patients who are unable to effectively control their blood pressure.

2010
13
Ostial Corp.
Ostial is a privately held medical device company located in Mountain View, CA. The Company is developing a unique, flared stent technology tailored to the specific anatomy and interventional challenges that present at aorto-ostial junctions. The Company’s initial product offering, the BullsEye Ostial Stent System, couples Ostial’s unique stent technology with an intuitive ostial locating-balloon delivery system that enables rapid, precise placement and optimizes stent contouring to the funnel-shaped ostial anatomy.
2010
14
Claret Medical

Claret Medical – Acquired by Boston Scientific, Inc. (NYSE: BSX) in 2018

Claret Medical focused on the development of a novel technology for stroke prevention during Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) and other structural heart interventions.

2009
5
Axtria
Axtria provides life-science organizations with consulting support and cloud-based software tools, blending information, analytics, and technology to unlock value from data—improving patient outcomes, helping their clients gain a competitive edge, and driving measurable business growth.
2009
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Hotspur Technologies

Hotspur Technologies – Acquired by Teleflex, Inc. (NYSE: TFX) in 2012

Hotspur Technologies was founded to improve patient care by providing a complete and efficacious solution for catheter-mediated therapies for dialysis access interventions.

2008
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NextPlane

NextPlane is the leading provider of enterprise-class federation solutions for unified communication (UC) platforms, including Microsoft OCS 2007 R2, OCS 2007 & LCS 2005, IBM Sametime, Cisco Jabber XCP, Cisco WebEx Connect, Cisco Unified Presence Server 8.0, Jive OpenFire, and Google Apps. 

2007
6
Augmenix, Inc.

Augmenix, Inc. – Acquired by Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX) in 2016

Augmenix, Inc. was a medical device company that developed and commercialized the SpaceOAR® System, a therapy used to reduce common and debilitating side effects that men may experience after receiving prostate cancer radiotherapy.

2007
4
Ocular Therapeutix, Inc.
Ocular Therapeutix, Inc. (NASDAQ: OCUL) is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the formulation, development, and commercialization of innovative therapies for diseases and conditions of the eye using its proprietary bioresorbable hydrogel-based formulation technology, Elutyx™. Ocular Therapeutix has built a robust product pipeline of drug delivery solutions developed to reduce the complexity and burden of the current standard of care and positions itself to become a leader in the ophthalmic space.
2006
18
Sadra Medical, Inc.

Sadra Medical, Inc. – Acquired by Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX) in 2010

Sadra Medical developed innovative new therapies for the treatment of aortic valve disease, including minimally invasive alternatives to traditional surgical valve replacement—making treatment possible for a broader range of patients.

2004
19
AccessClosure

Acquired by Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH) in 2014

AccessClosure was a privately held medical device company that pioneered innovative, patient-friendly products designed to address complex challenges in the cardiovascular and peripheral vascular market.

2003
20
MarketRx

Acquired in 2007 by Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (NASDAQ: CTSH)

MarketRx combined analytics, market research and software services to provide scalable, web-based solutions in three functional areas for Life Sciences companies: Sales Management & Operations, Brand Marketing & Product Management and Market Research.

2002
21
Kerberos Proximal Solutions

Kerberos Proximal Solutions is a privately-held medical device company based in Cupertino, Calif. Kerberos is dedicated to developing innovative solutions to treat vascular disease. The Company is focused on delivering their technology and services to interventional cardiologists, interventional radiologists and vascular surgeons. 

2001
22
QT Vascular
QT Vascular is a global company engaged in the development and commercialization of innovative devices for the minimally invasive treatment of vascular disease without the use of permanent implants (stents). (Formerly TriReme Medical, Inc.)
2001
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Nellix, Inc.

Nellix, Inc. – Acquired by Endologix Inc. (NASDAQ: ELGX) in 2010

Nellix, Inc., developed novel solutions to address abdominal aortic and other aneurysms within the vascular system using an in situ formed PEG. Endologix is a developer and manufacturer of minimally invasive treatments for vascular diseases. Endologix is focusing on the development and marketing of its patented technology for the treatment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA). 

2000
Incept Companies (3)
Embolic Protection, Inc.

Embolic Protection, Inc. – Acquired by Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) in 2001

Devices for the prevention of embolic complications including stroke and heart attack during interventional vascular procedures.

1999
24
Confluent Surgical, Inc.

Confluent Surgical, Inc. – Acquired by Covidien Ltd. (NYSE: COV) in 2006

Confluent Surgical, Inc. developed and commercialized biomaterials that address intra-operative and post-operative complications, including sealants, adhesion barriers, internal and external adhesives, and hemostatic agents.

1998
Incept Companies (3)
Advanced Stent Technologies

Advanced Stent Technologies - Acquired by Boston Scientific (NYSE:BSX) in 2005.

Since its founding in 1997, AST developed a stent and stent delivery systems specifically designed to address the unique anatomical needs of coronary artery disease in bifurcated vessels.

1997
17
EndoTex Interventional Systems

EndoTex Interventional Systems, Inc. – Acquired by Boston Scientific, Inc. (NYSE: BSX) in 2007

EndoTex developed a less invasive solution to treating carotid artery disease. The company’s vision was to develop enduring interventional vascular therapeutic solutions that would reduce the need for re-intervention, thereby providing improved quality of life, while reducing the cost of patient care.

1995