CleveMed Corporate Overview

ABOUT CLEVEMED

CleveMed was founded with the goal of developing innovative biomedical signal processing and instrumentation devices. CleveMed has since become a leader in miniaturized wireless telemetry, physiological monitoring and rehabilitation devices. Through these innovations, CleveMed has developed a growing range of products that address the needs of the medical, research and academic communities.

THREE CLEVEMED DIVISIONS:

CleveMed remains committed to developing technologies in high-growth neurology and rehabilitation applications:

Movement Disorders:

Focused on product development to quantify patient symptoms and provide home based therapy aimed at restoring control and enhancing function for various movement disorders including Parkinson's disease, stroke and cerebral palsy.
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Sleep Disorders:

Developing innovative products to meet the growing complexities of sleep disorders diagnosis and therapies. This division focuses on developing novel wireless and signal processing techniques to expand the reach of sleep diagnosis to include hospital inpatient settings and patients' homes as well as to pioneer new sleep apnea treatment approaches. This division is committed to improving patient care for millions of people affected by sleep disorders across the world.
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Brain Monitoring:

Pioneering the use of Electroencephalography (EEG) technology in new and emerging markets. The first market that is currently being investigated at CleveMed is urgent care.
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CLEVEMED MISSION STATEMENT

Cleveland Medical Devices Inc.'s mission is to develop, manufacture, and market rehabilitation and monitoring products that improve quality of life and allow patients to leave the hospital earlier, thus lowering total health care costs. Careers at CleveMed

Steps involved in the development, creation and marketing of medical innovations: Steve Brand interviews Robert Schmidt, CleveMed Chairman, as a featured entrepreneur in "innovation neo", a video series of A Job Near Home 2008. View Video