Pediatrics in Delaware

Timpel Medical develops and markets the ENLIGHT 2100, a bedside electrical impedance tomography (EIT) system for real-time, non-invasive ventilation monitoring and precision mechanical ventilation guidance. The system uses high-frequency, low-intensity electrical signals transmitted through electrodes embedded in a chest strap to generate live dynamic images of lung ventilation and perfusion (V/Q) distribution without radiation or patient transport. Core applications include ICU ventilator management, neonatal and pediatric respiratory support, PEEP titration, detection of ventilator asynchrony, and weaning protocols from intubation to extubation. The ENLIGHT 2100 integrates clinical decision-support tools: Ventilation Screen, PEEP Titration, Trends Screen, Asynchrony Tool, V/Q Tool, and Neonatal Monitoring. The system operates bedside, is operator-independent, and suitable for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. Timpel is privately held and backed by FinHealth (Brazilian private equity/venture capital), FAPESP, and FINEP (Brazilian public research funding agencies). The company maintains offices in the Netherlands (Eindhoven), Brazil (São Paulo), and the USA (San Diego). Timpel emphasizes precision medicine, heterogeneous lung physiology adaptation, objective-driven ventilation strategies, and early detection of pulmonary complications before clinical manifestation.

Enliten LLC manufactures and installs patented harness and support systems for fall prevention and mobility assistance across age groups and clinical settings. The company specializes in overhead rail-based solutions with proprietary low-friction rolling carriages ("cars") that enable safe movement and independence for users with balance or walking limitations. Their product line includes PUMA (Portable Unit for Children), a fixed-size portable harness system, and extensive custom solutions engineered to fit specific spaces, load ratings, and facility requirements. All systems feature overhead support geometry, eliminating interference with user interaction and activities of daily living (cooking, hugging, recreation). The patented carriage design requires no electrical connections and provides self-centering, frictionless gliding along overhead rails. Enliten targets healthcare facilities, rehabilitation centers, pediatric programs, and home-care environments. Manufacturing and installation capabilities include custom engineering and site-specific deployment. The company maintains a direct sales and support model with technical staff available for consultation on product selection and integration.

Vizor Ortopedi Medikal Ürünleri is a Turkish orthopedic medical device manufacturer headquartered in Istanbul, established in 2012. The company manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of orthopedic supports, braces, compression garments, and rehabilitation devices for the European and international markets. Product portfolio includes neck collars (Miami Boyunluk), lumbar supports (Lumbofit Pro Korse), wrist orthoses (Fittech El Bilek Ateli), compression bandages (Velpo Bandaji Ultra), liposuction garments, varicose vein compression stockings (CCL-1, CCL-2), anti-emboli socks, lymphedema sleeves, orthopedic pillows, rehabilitation equipment, pediatric orthoses (Vizor Çocuk line), and foot care products. The company operates with approximately 100 employees and maintains quality management systems aligned with TQM principles. Vizor holds ISO 9001, ISO 10002, ISO 13485, ISO 14001 certifications and CE MDR approval, demonstrating compliance with EU medical device regulations. The manufacturer supplies both standardized and customized orthopedic products through an established distributor and dealer network across Turkey and internationally. Manufacturing capabilities include textile-based orthotics, compression therapy, and custom prosthetic fitting services.

hinlab Inc. is a Palo Alto-based healthtech company developing FDA-cleared wearable monitoring cuffs for clinical-grade vital signs measurement in hospital, home, and clinical trial settings. The company manufactures two primary product lines: hinscope (adult cuff) and Gabi (pediatric cuff), both wireless, waterproof devices that capture blood pressure, pulse rate, and SpO₂ automatically without patient intervention. Devices integrate with cloud-based platforms for real-time data synchronization, alert generation, and clinician dashboards on mobile devices and central monitoring stations. hinlab targets emergency departments, post-surgical recovery units, remote patient monitoring programs, sleep diagnostics (pediatric and adult), and decentralized clinical research. The Gabi platform, acquired in August 2025, enables home-based sleep study analysis for children aged 28 days to 12 years. Both devices are FDA-cleared medical devices, clinically validated, and designed to detect respiratory and physiological deterioration early (addressing the clinical gap of 90% undetected respiratory crashes on general wards). hinlab is part of Stanford's StartX accelerator and holds ISO certification. Products are available by prescription or for healthcare professional purchase only and are HSA/FSA eligible. The company serves major hospital systems and research institutions including Cleveland Clinic, UCSF, and others.

NovaSight Inc. is a pediatric vision care company specializing in eye-tracking technology and data analytics for the digital assessment and treatment of childhood vision disorders. The company develops objective, non-invasive vision screening and treatment platforms designed for children, leveraging optical infrared sensors that track gaze position 90 times per second combined with proprietary artificial intelligence and big data analytics. NovaSight's primary products include CureSight, a remote digital amblyopia (lazy eye) treatment system, and TrackSight, a myopia management and prevention platform. Both solutions utilize ActiveSight™ proprietary glasses with remote-controlled occlusion and distance/tilt measurement capabilities. The technology eliminates reliance on patient cooperation or operator skill variability, delivering greater accuracy and repeatability than traditional vision assessment methods. Products are designed as child-friendly, entertaining activities that reduce chair time and assessment duration while providing objective clinical insights. The company positions its solutions for ophthalmologists, optometrists, and pediatric eye-care providers globally, with particular focus on pediatric populations. Core technological assets include eye-tracking sensors, proprietary active glasses, AI-driven analytics platforms, and vision population norm databases. The company engages with major professional conferences including AAPOS (American Academy of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus) annual meetings, indicating clinical validation within the pediatric ophthalmology specialty.