Clinical Software in Washington

HealthFirst is a FDA-registered and DEA-licensed supplier of medical emergency preparedness products and healthcare compliance solutions, serving over 65,000 medical and dental facilities since 1969. The company specializes in STAT KIT® emergency medical kits in multiple configurations (SM5, SM7, SM10, SM27, SM30, 550, 550-AI, 750, 750-AI, Z-1000 Mobile ACLS), unit-dose emergency medications (including cardiac, hemostatic, and anesthetic agents), infection control products (dental waterline testing, spore testing, antimicrobial treatments), and medical waste management solutions (sharps disposal, pharmaceutical waste recovery, amalgam separation). HealthFirst's OnTraq™ platform provides smart automation for practice insights, document storage, employee task assignment, and regulatory compliance tracking. The company is accredited by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy and DSCSA-compliant. Services include OSHA and HIPAA training, compliance documentation support, and waste management programs for dental, medical, public access, and government facilities, supporting emergency preparedness and clinical safety across multiple healthcare settings.

Continua Systems is a device operations platform and logistics partner for digital health and remote patient monitoring (RPM) companies. The company specializes in 4G cellular-based connected health devices, providing end-to-end device operations including sourcing, connectivity management, fulfillment, and returns. Continua handles device logistics and operations so that software companies and RPM platforms can focus on clinical application and patient engagement. The platform features automatic network selection across major US carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon) for reliable coverage, a robust API for seamless integration, secure certificate-based infrastructure, 24/7 customer support, and flexible shipping from national warehouse networks. Target customers are digital health and RPM companies ordering hundreds to thousands of devices monthly. Continua positions itself as a trusted operational partner enabling clients to scale efficiently, improve patient retention, reduce costs, and enhance data security and quality.

Kestra Medical Technologies manufactures the ASSURE® Wearable Cardioverter Defibrillator (WCD) system, a non-invasive, wearable medical device designed to protect patients at elevated risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). The system targets heart failure patients and those with reduced left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF ≤35%) awaiting clinical improvement or subsequent therapeutic intervention. The ASSURE system comprises three integrated components: the wearable defibrillator device with autonomous arrhythmia detection and highly effective defibrillation therapy; the Kestra CareStation™, a cloud-based remote patient data management platform enabling clinician oversight and patient data integration; and the ASSURE patient mobile application to enhance compliance and patient engagement during recovery. The company positions itself at the intersection of digital health, smart wearables, mobile connectivity, and cardiac protection. Kestra's clinical evidence includes the ACE-PAS (ASSURE® WCD Clinical Evaluation Post-Approval Study), described as the largest prospective real-world study of wearable defibrillators to date, demonstrating safety, performance, and real-world effectiveness. The device is FDA-cleared and represents a modern approach to temporary cardiac risk management in ambulatory and home settings. Kestra serves cardiologists, hospitals, and heart failure programs across the United States and maintains international presence.

Carrot Medical develops integrated clinical visualization, secure streaming, wireless communication, and control systems for interventional labs, electrophysiology labs, and hybrid operating rooms. The company specializes in extending the useful life and operational efficiency of existing interventional infrastructure through software and hardware solutions that unify multiple imaging sources, enable encrypted HIPAA-compliant procedure documentation and remote collaboration, facilitate intra-team wireless communication in high-noise procedural environments, and centralize control of imaging and procedural devices. Primary products include C-View (large integrated clinical display), C-Suite Platinum (secure streaming and recording platform), C-Com (wireless medical headset system), and C-Control (KVM source control solution). Solutions are designed for cardiac catheterization labs, EP labs, and hybrid ORs serving hospital systems and procedural centers. The company maintains a customer base including regional medical centers such as St. Francis Medical Center, Fountain Valley Regional Hospital, Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City, and San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Carrot Medical provides installation, training, and ongoing customer support services.

HatchMed designs and manufactures iPad-integrated hardware and software solutions for acute care hospital environments, focusing on patient engagement and clinical workflow optimization. The company specializes in nurse call connectivity, tablet holders, digital signage, and pillow speaker systems that transform standard iPads into FDA-regulated medical devices. Product offerings include the PillowCase (nurse call-connected iPad case with charging and security features), BlackJack (magnetic breakaway connector for hospital bed cables), SnapJack (magnetic retrofit for existing pillow speakers from manufacturers including Rauland, Hill-Rom, and Westcom), HighLight (LED bed connection status indicator with hospital equipment integration), HallMonitor (iPad-based digital signage with EMR updates and contextual illumination), and ComCierge (software-based digital pillow speaker with EHR integration). HatchMed's solutions aim to reduce device damage, simplify device management for IT staff, and eliminate patient call-light incidents. The company serves acute care hospitals across North America and positions itself as a bridge between consumer technology and clinical infrastructure. Manufacturing and support capabilities include warranty programs, return policies, and direct customer contact channels. Products are marketed as reducing maintenance costs and improving patient safety through durable connector technology.

Fluke Corporation is a leading manufacturer of compact electronic test tools and software for measuring and condition monitoring. Founded in 1948, the company specializes in precision measurement instruments, thermal imaging systems, electrical testing equipment, and calibration tools. Fluke serves technicians, engineers, electricians, and maintenance managers across manufacturing, healthcare, and service sectors with products including digital multimeters, thermal cameras, power quality analyzers, clamp meters, acoustic imaging systems, and industrial ethernet testers. The company also provides calibration management software (CalStudio) and condition monitoring solutions for predictive maintenance and asset management. Fluke's portfolio extends to renewable energy diagnostics (solar panel testing, I-V curve tracers) and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) testing solutions.

Tasso Inc. is a Seattle-based healthcare technology company founded in 2014 that specializes in transforming at-home blood collection through innovative, patient-centric devices. The company offers an end-to-end platform for decentralized clinical trials and remote blood sample collection, eliminating the need for traditional phlebotomy and venipuncture. Tasso's proprietary devices—Tasso+ and Tasso Mini—enable virtually painless capillary blood sampling, improving patient experience and engagement while reducing collection anxiety. The Tasso+ device collects whole liquid blood compatible with standard collection tubes, while Tasso Mini is optimized for longitudinal sampling, frequent testing, and sensitive populations including pediatrics. Beyond hardware, Tasso provides comprehensive logistics support including sample shipping, live proctoring, SMS reminders, and lab integration. The platform supports diverse clinical applications including population pharmacokinetic (PopPK) studies, clinical trial prescreening, pediatric research, and anti-doping testing. Tasso has established partnerships with major laboratories and healthcare organizations such as ARUP Laboratories and InnoVero, and is cited in over 100 peer-reviewed publications. The solution addresses critical barriers to diagnostic access, particularly in decentralized and remote care settings.