TeleRescue

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2011 by Dr. Israel Shamir Lebovitz, TeleRescue operated with 1–10 employees. The company ceased operations in June 2019.

Business overview

TeleRescue developed an autonomous defibrillation system designed to detect sudden cardiac arrest and deliver defibrillation without caregiver intervention. The system comprised an ECG-sensing module and a defibrillator module, with the ECG module continuously transmitting data wirelessly to the defibrillator. This technology aimed to serve the cardiology and critical care markets by providing a home-based solution for patients, operating within the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, specifically focusing on medical devices and digital healthcare for patient remote monitoring.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is TeleRescue's primary offering?

TeleRescue developed an autonomous defibrillation system designed to sense sudden cardiac arrest and apply defibrillation to patients without requiring a caregiver's presence.

When was TeleRescue founded?

TeleRescue was founded in January 2011.

Who founded TeleRescue?

TeleRescue was founded by Dr. Israel Shamir Lebovitz.

What was the operational status of TeleRescue?

TeleRescue ceased to operate in June 2019.

What technology did TeleRescue utilize?

TeleRescue's system included an ECG-sensing module that continuously transmitted data wirelessly to a defibrillator module, which could evaluate the data and apply defibrillation or send it to a medical call center for remote command.