LSI Alumni Funding Report May 2025
May was another impressive month of funding for the LSI Alumni, raising over $120 million in new capital across 13 new deals. Our monthly Alumni Funding Update features transactions made by these medical device startups and their investors, as well as links to our proprietary media and coverage of the companies themselves. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/FEl34
The Weekly Recap 6/13/25: LSI Alumni Achievements Driving Medtech and Healthtech Forward
In a successful week for the medical technology companies in the LSI Alumni community, we saw LSI Alumni secure over $63M in new funds, receive FDA 510(k) clearances, announce an acquisition, and much more as we wind down LSI Asia ‘25 in Singapore and gear up for LSI Europe ‘25 in London (September 7-11). This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/4bz1s
The Weekly Recap 6/6/25: LSI Alumni Achievements Driving Medtech and Healthtech Forward
In a successful week for the medical technology companies in the LSI Alumni community, we saw LSI Alumni enter new partnerships, secure new funds, achieve regulatory milestones, and much more on the road to LSI Asia ‘25 in Singapore (June 10-13). This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/poibo
The Memo: Calla Lily Clinical Care Developing Callavid as the Essential Drug Delivery Platform for Women
The idea for Calla Lily Clinical Care was born from personal experience. Dr. Lara Zibners, a board-certified pediatrician and emergency medicine specialist, had gone through seven rounds of IVF—all of which had failed. Each cycle involved either painful intramuscular injections or leaky vaginal pessaries that caused anxiety, inconvenience, and uncertainty. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/s8Quy
Q1 2025 Medical Device Investment Roundup: A Record-Breaking Start to a Year of Reckoning
Big deals, even bigger questions. Jonathan Norris of HSBC Innovation Banking explains why 2025 is already one for the books. Venture investment across the medical device sector kicked off 2025 with a bang, posting $2.6 billion in first-quarter funding across 132 deals—the highest quarterly dollar mark in three years. This blog is originally published here: https://shorturl.at/c6ifO