← Case studies CS—006 · Cardiovascular devices · Europe

The advisers behind a non-invasive heart monitor’s seed bridge.

Company: Non-invasive monitoring for heart failure
Engagement: 2025 to 2026
Our role: Recruited advisers during the company’s seed bridge

Managing heart failure often depends on an invasive test. Our client is building a simple, non-invasive alternative. We recruited advisers during its seed bridge.

01 · The problem

Doctors choose between a catheter and an educated guess.

How heart pressure is judged todayAccurate or easy. Rarely both.A catheter is accurate but invasive. Everything else is quick but indirect.

More objective Easier to use

Illustrative positions.

02 · The proof

More accurate than today’s standard of care.

Accuracy in clinical studiesAhead of standard careMeasured against the invasive gold-standard test.

Our client’s device

Standard care

Less accurateMore accurate

Illustrative. Company-reported results.

03 · The bridge

A bridge within the seed round.

Bridge funding from advisers we recruited$300KThe company led its own round. We recruited cardiologists and executives as advisers, and some chose to invest, including one who joined the board.

Company-reported.