Reimagining Wound Care
Reimagining Wound Care
bTECH and our Halcyon SMART PATCH was birthed by our founder Dr. Wendy Slone. After seeing her mom lose both of her legs to diabetic foot ulcers within the span of three-years, she and our team knew we had to find an alternative way to help other patients prevent the likelihood of suffering an amputation.
bTECH's goal is to reduce the number of chronic non-healing wounds. We do this through transformative research focused on creating breakthrough life-altering wound care products.
Since our inception in 2016 bTECH has been helping reimagine and redefine the conversation around wound care management.
Our disruptive wound care technology, called the Halcyon SMART Patch (HSP), helps prevent the need for lower extremity amputations from chronic non-healing wounds.
bTECH’s HSP device uses far-infrared wavelengths beneath the skin’s surface to promote rapid tissue healing and strengthening from the "inside out."
*Photo: Representative Image of the Halcyon SMART Patch and application.
Product Development
bTECH provides comprehensive engineering support for research and development, and product commercialization in the sectors of wound care and regenerative medicine.
Data Analytics
bTECH has over 15 years experience in developing and implementing strategies for gathering and reporting data.
bTECH was excited to participate in the Build in Tulsa Techstars Accelerator. The Build in Tulsa Techstars Accelerator is an industry agnostic program focused on underrepresented founders. Participating in Techstars was an amazing experience for bTECH and we are excited to be a part of the Techstars family.
bTECH is excited to announce our win of the Cleveland FutureLAND Pitch Competition. The FutureLAND movement is a collaborative community anchored in Cleveland, Ohio where businesses, government, and individuals work together to stimulate innovation and economic development through technology and entrepreneurship.
bTECH was honored to be selected by the UMASS M2D2/Johnson & Johnson Innovation program. The program focused on wound care device development. bTECH won the overall pitch competition at the end of the program.
bTECH had the privilege of winning second place in the UMASS M2D2 11th Annual $200K Challenge. The $200K Challenge is an annual start-up competition hosted by M2D2 focused on identifying and rewarding disruptive companies in the medical technology and biotechnology industries.
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