Meet the Minnesota entrepreneurs taking big swings at health care innovation that could improve disease detection and treatment.
Morgan Evans // Agitated Solutions (ASI) (Based in Saint Paul)
A “bubble study” is administered after a suspected stroke. A solution containing tiny air bubbles is injected into a vein in the arm, and their path can help determine the likelihood of a future stroke. Currently, that solution is manually generated and requires two operators to perform. Evans’ St. Paul-based ASI is “reimagining bubble studies,” with a device that creates microbubbles for greater efficiency and accuracy. At the same time, Evans, a serial entrepreneur, is scaling Avio Medtech Consulting, which works with early-stage medtech startups.
Mission: “To change the world by bringing revolutionary innovations to market efficiently and effectively.”
One to watch: “One of the companies I co-founded is Moonshot Medical, a medical device incubator here in the Twin Cities. Moonshot has some really revolutionary technology it’s incubating. It’s still in stealth mode, but we’re taking some big swings that could save a lot of lives.”
Morgan Evans // Agitated Solutions (ASI) (Based in Saint Paul)
A “bubble study” is administered after a suspected stroke. A solution containing tiny air bubbles is injected into a vein in the arm, and their path can help determine the likelihood of a future stroke. Currently, that solution is manually generated and requires two operators to perform. Evans’ St. Paul-based ASI is “reimagining bubble studies,” with a device that creates microbubbles for greater efficiency and accuracy. At the same time, Evans, a serial entrepreneur, is scaling Avio Medtech Consulting, which works with early-stage medtech startups.
Mission: “To change the world by bringing revolutionary innovations to market efficiently and effectively.”
One to watch: “One of the companies I co-founded is Moonshot Medical, a medical device incubator here in the Twin Cities. Moonshot has some really revolutionary technology it’s incubating. It’s still in stealth mode, but we’re taking some big swings that could save a lot of lives.”
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