OVA Solutions

Our CEO, Lisa Voronkova, just dropped an amazing article about how OVA Solutions took on the challenge of creating a smart pill dispenser that could change the way medications are managed. It's a real behind-the-scenes look at the design process, tech hurdles, and how we ultimately built a life-saving device. If you're into medtech or curious about how we turn big ideas into reality, you’ll definitely want to check this out. #medtech #innovation #hardwaredevelopment #productdesign #medicaldevices

Most medical device case studies hide the real numbers. Here's our complete breakdown of modernizing an ECG monitor: $380K investment 8 weeks $1.2M revenue increase Inside: Exact costs and team structure Technical challenges solved Full engineering decisions The results: 40% lower power consumption 22% cheaper components 15% higher margins Real engineering decisions and numbers that worked. #MedicalDevices #Engineering #Innovation

Just published an article about 10 breakthrough technologies reshaping medicine in 2025 Perfect for: → Healthcare executives planning next 5 years → Investors seeking early-stage opportunities → Startup founders looking for market gaps → Healthcare professionals wanting to stay ahead #HealthcareTech #Innovation #DigitalHealth #MedTech #Startup P.S. Skip this if you think healthcare is "too regulated" for disruption.

If you're interested in medical device development or how engineering decisions impact business outcomes, you'll want to read this one. But the most interesting part? It's not about the device. It's about how a small engineering team turned a $45B healthcare problem into an opportunity that's now becoming the new hospital standard. Inside the case study, you'll find: - Real numbers from hospital deployments - Technical challenges we never expected to face - The exact development process we used - Why focusing on the "boring" details led to massive ROI No theory. Detailed breakdown of a real project that's currently saving lives and making money. #MedicalDevices #Engineering #Healthcare #Innovation #ROI

Eliomedica Inc?was founded with a vision to address the siloed approach many startups take to regulatory, development, and go-to-market efforts. Our goal is to integrate all these pieces to provide an end-to-end, holistic service to our clients. We are not traditional, suit-and-tie consultants - we are a startup ourselves, aiming to reshape consulting services and deliver solutions that address real problems in today’s ecosystem. We have joined hands with?OVA Solutions?to realize this vision. https://lnkd.in/gCJFrAKD #MedicalDevice #MedTech #Consulting Life Sciences Ontario Society of Physician Entrepreneurs MDG Events Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles | Consulat général du Canada à Los Angeles BioNext

FOUNDERS: Stop destroying your medical device startup Look, here's the reality: ? 80% of med device startups fail ? Most burn through cash learning FDA rules ? The rest die trying to build hardware Want to know why? Because you're doing everything WRONG. You're trying to become an FDA expert... While your competition is already selling. You're managing engineering teams... While your runway is burning. Here's the solution you've been waiting for: OVA Solutions (medtech hardware kings ?? ) just partnered with Eliomedica Inc (FDA masters ???? ) Translation: You focus on growth. We handle EVERYTHING else: ? FDA strategy ? Hardware development ? Manufacturing ? Quality systems All under one roof No more wasting years learning regulations. No more burning cash on trial and error. Stop killing your startup. Click here to know how to save it ?????? P.S. Your competition is already reading this.

Your prototype is perfect. Tests are green. The demo for investors is tomorrow. And then - your testing equipment dies, supply chain collapses, and regulatory throws a curveball. All at once. Sound familiar? If you're building medical devices, these aren't just bad days - they're inevitable chapters in your success story. And after 10 years of hardware development, we can tell you: it's not about avoiding these moments. It's about building systems that turn chaos into opportunity. Here's what we've learned building medical devices from prototype to production: 1?? Build redundancy into everything: Always have backup testing equipment Maintain relationships with multiple suppliers for critical components Keep previous prototype iterations documented and accessible 2?? Create "crisis sprints" protocols: Pre-approved overtime budgets for emergency situations Clear escalation paths for each type of issue Ready-to-go communication templates for stakeholders 3?? Document while building: Real-time risk assessment logs Deviation tracking systems Decision trees for common failure points 4?? Foster relationships before you need them: Regular check-ins with regulatory consultants Open communication channels with certification bodies Strong rapport with manufacturing partners In MedTech hardware, the path from prototype to production is never linear. Success isn't about avoiding disruptions - it's about building systems that make you antifragile. What's your experience with hardware development risk management? Share your stories below. #MedTech #HardwareStartup #RiskManagement #ProductDevelopment #Innovation #Engineering

120/80, 36.6°C, 98% SpO2: The story of packing medical accuracy into a wristband

What happens when you put 8 engineers in a room and tell them... "Let's make the impossible possible. You have one year." You get precision medical cooling tech that: → Maintains 2°F accuracy (unheard of in portable devices) → Took 1/3 of typical development time → Is ready for mass production Inside this case study: the "forbidden" framework for developing medical devices that has big corporations sweating. Warning: This might make your R&D team uncomfortable. But if you're tired of: 3-year development cycles Bloated budgets "That's how it's always been done" ...you need to read this. Tap to see how we're revolutionizing medical device development (while others are still scheduling their kick-off meetings) ?? #MedicalInnovation #RnD #ProductDevelopment #Innovation #MedTech

Everyone said: 'Medical device development MUST take 2+ years' So we did it in 14 months. With 6 people. And got FDA approval. Here's the complete breakdown...