
Advamedica
Biomaterial-based medical devices for advanced wound care management.
Date | Investors | Amount | Round |
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investor investor | €0.0 | round | |
$5.2m | Series B | ||
Total Funding | 000k |
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Advamedica Inc. is a medical technology company specializing in the development of biomaterial-based medical devices for managing trauma, surgical, and chronic wounds. Founded in 2015 by bioengineer Leo Mavely, the company is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with operations in India through its subsidiary, Axio Biosolutions. Mavely's background in applied bioengineering led him to develop the core technology that forms the foundation of the company's products.
The company's core innovation is its "Protonated Bioadhesive Technology," which utilizes a charge-based mechanism to create a strong bond with negatively charged blood, forming an instant mechanical barrier over a bleeding site. This technology is the basis for their flagship product line, Axiostat, a hemostatic dressing designed to control moderate to severe bleeding in various clinical settings, from pre-hospital emergency care to surgical applications. Axiostat has received FDA 510(k) clearance and is available in over 40 countries, initially gaining traction with military and armed forces globally to control life-threatening bleeding in the field.
Advamedica serves a broad market that includes military, hospitals, and emergency services. The business model revolves around the research, development, and sale of these hemostatic and wound care products. They have expanded their product applications from military use to hospital settings, including vascular closure procedures and internal organ space bleeding control with products like Ax-Surgi. The company is venture capital-backed, with investors including RNT Associates (a fund sponsored by Ratan Tata), Omidyar Network, TrueScale Capital, and Accel.
Keywords: hemostatic dressing, biomaterials, wound care, trauma management, surgical bleeding, bleeding control, medical devices, MedTech, Axiostat, protonated bioadhesive technology, vascular closure, emergency medicine, chitosan, FDA clearance, advanced wound care, pre-hospital care, intra-operative devices