Home Monitoring in Colorado

LUCI manufactures smart technology systems for power wheelchairs, designed to enhance safety, stability, and connectivity. The company's core product is a cloud-connected hardware and software platform that mounts between the seat and wheels of existing power wheelchairs, integrating stereo vision, infrared, ultrasonic, and radar sensors to provide collision avoidance, drop-off detection, and tip protection. LUCI's system prevents accidents before they occur and connects wheelchair users with caregivers and voice assistants (Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant) for enhanced independence and communication. The technology is compatible with existing power wheelchair models. LUCI's focus is on enabling safer mobility for power wheelchair users across diverse environments and expanding access to power mobility for individuals who may not have been candidates previously. The company has received significant media recognition (CES Innovation Honoree, Time Best Inventions 2020, Forbes, Fast Company, USA Today) and collaborates with leading technology partners including Intel RealSense, Amazon AWS, and academic institutions (University of Washington, CU Denver, Colorado School of Mines). Products are designed with rider-centered innovation and clinical input from physical therapists and assistive technology professionals. The company serves the home care and personal medical device market for wheelchair users and their caregivers.

Tortle Product LLC manufactures FDA-cleared Class I medical devices designed to prevent and correct positional plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) and torticollis in infants. Founded by pediatrician Dr. Jane Scott, the company offers a suite of corrective beanies for both outpatient and hospital use. The flagship Tortle Air corrective beanie is a soft, snug device that gently encourages infants to reposition their heads, reducing flat spots and promoting balanced neck muscle development. The company also manufactures in-hospital products including the Tortle Midliner and Tortle Midliner MAX, designed for neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and compatible with respiratory devices. These products support nursing and therapy protocols in hospital settings. Tortle beanies are available in multiple sizes (Small, Medium, Large) and designs. The FDA clearance distinguishes Tortle devices from unsafe head-shaping pillows, which the FDA warned against in November 2022. Tortle products are HSA and FSA eligible, making them accessible to families seeking non-invasive preventive and corrective care. The devices address two prevalent infant medical issues: positional head flattening affecting approximately 50% of U.S. infants by three months, and torticollis, which can require costly physical therapy if untreated. Tortle's products serve both outpatient families and hospital NICU environments, providing an evidence-based alternative to physical therapy and surgical interventions.

A Better Walker, LLC manufactures and distributes an advanced upright rollator walker designed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance safety for individuals with reduced mobility, neurological disorders, post-operative recovery needs, and balance impairments. The company's flagship product features seven patented design innovations, including angled forearm supports that promote natural upright posture, a reversible seat (front or back positioning), adjustable height accommodations (5–6 feet), roll speed controllers for pace management, transition handles for sit-to-stand assistance, and a reverse braking system that prevents unwanted rolling. The device supports users up to 350 pounds and folds for portability. A Better Walker is Medicare-reimbursable (up to 80% coverage when prescribed by a physician or medical professional in licensed states), making it accessible to seniors and patients in physical therapy or post-operative care. The company markets to patients, physicians, and physical therapists, positioning the walker as a superior alternative to traditional hunched-over walkers by reducing neck, back, and joint strain while promoting safer gait mechanics. Secondary insurance may cover additional portions of the cost. Distribution occurs through direct online ordering, physical therapist partnerships, and contracted provider networks. The product is intended for individuals recovering from hip or knee replacement, managing arthritis, MS, Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery, and other conditions limiting mobility.

Vista LifeSciences develops FDA-cleared cognitive and behavioral health assessment platforms and mobile health solutions. The company specializes in process improvement and health systems integration, offering UltraMobile software for patient/client encounters with disease and condition-specific clinical pathways, ANAM (Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics) cognitive assessments, and data analytics/AI platforms for patient management and population health. Vista's solutions are deployed across healthcare delivery settings globally, combining neuropsychological assessment technology with cloud-based patient management and clinical decision support tools.

RedDrop Dx is a Fort Collins-based medical device company specializing in next-generation capillary blood sampling systems for remote and at-home diagnostics. Their flagship product, RedDrop One, is an FDA-cleared device utilizing microneedles to enable virtually pain-free whole blood and plasma collection with minimal discomfort. The device collects up to 1mL of capillary blood in a single click with 97% clinical success rate. RedDrop One is designed for scalability with automation-ready 1mL tubes optimized for high-throughput laboratory integration, making it suitable for home health, point-of-care testing, decentralized clinical trials, and research applications. The company addresses traditional phlebotomy challenges by providing intuitive, reliable blood sampling infrastructure that improves patient experience while maintaining sample integrity and volume consistency.