HemoCath is dedicated to optimizing the management of acute heart failure through innovative monitoring solutions
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About HemoCath
About HemoCath
HemoCath Medical Ltd. is an Irish–US MedTech and Digital Health company transforming the management of acute heart failure with the HemoDynamix™ AI Platform — a scalable, next-generation solution for diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring.
The platform combines the HemoCath™ pulmonary artery catheter with cloud-based AI to deliver real-time, data-driven insights that guide clinical decisions — for better health failure care management — improving patient outcomes, and reducing hospital costs.
Leadership Team
Leadership Team
Our leadership team brings over 150 years of combined experience in medicine, engineering, commercialization, and corporate finance — with a proven record of turning breakthrough innovations into market successes.
Chris Glover, MD
CMO
Chris Glover, MD
CMO
Interventional Cardiologist,
Dir. Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Professor of Medicine, FRCPC
Eric Caron
CEO, Co-founder
Eric Caron
CEO, Co-founder
Entrepreneur and Engineer, Medtech / High-tech markets, Product dev. engineering, IP, Team building, Fundraising, Marketing and Sales. MBA
Des Regan
CTO, Co-founder
Des Regan
CTO, Co-founder
Medtech Engineer/Entrepr.,
Dir. of Product Development at Nordson Medical, Phillips Medisize and Medtronic, 23 patents, 4 exits
Deepak Kotak, MD
CSO
Deepak Kotak, MD
CSO
AI / Healthtech Entrepreneur,
Medtech VC Investor, formerly
10 yrs Critical Care Physician, Sr. medical & business advisor
Robert Orr
CFO
Robert Orr
CFO
Medtech Entrepreneur,
15 yrs CEO of Life360 Innov., formerly 20 yrs consulting tax/M&A at PwC and Deloitte
Our Mission
Our Mission
We are committed to revolutionizing acute heart failure management by providing clinicians with accurate, continuous data-driven insights necessary for immediate, life-saving decisions.
Contact Us
Contact Us
Locations:
Galway, Ireland
Austin, TX, USA
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