Partners
Anuncia Medical proudly collaborates with leading organizations advancing medical innovation, neurosurgical care and the global hydrocephalus community.
AdvaMed advocates globally for the highest ethical standards and patient access to safe, effective and innovative medical technologies. They promote competitive policies that foster rapid product approvals and access to international markets.
Founded in 1931 as the Harvey Cushing Society, AANS is a scientific and educational association with more than 12,000 members worldwide. Fellows are board-certified by leading neurosurgical boards across North America.
One of the largest technology-driven trade associations in North America. AZTC protects innovators and offers multiple ways to engage with the tech and business community across Arizona.
Supports the creation and commercialization of Arizona-based health innovations. Working to build a sustainable solution for early-stage life science funding for researchers and companies in Arizona.
Arizona is home to one of the top emerging life science sectors in the United States. AZBio's mission is to support the needs of Arizona's growing life science ecosystem.
The leading organization dedicated to advancing neurosurgery through education and innovation. CNS aims to inspire and facilitate scientific discovery and its translation to clinical practice.
A privately endowed philanthropic grantmaking organization established in 1965 by Dr. Robert S. and Irene P. Flinn. Its mission is to improve the quality of life in Arizona for future generations.
The International Society for Hydrocephalus and CSF Disorders brings together clinicians and researchers worldwide to advance the understanding and treatment of hydrocephalus. Hosts the biennial Hydrocephalus international meeting.
Founded by parents of hydrocephalus patients. Serves as the primary nexus for research, information and patient advocacy regarding hydrocephalus, a condition defined by abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid.
Aims to educate the community by raising awareness of pediatric hydrocephalus. Provides support to the families, friends and children navigating life with the condition.
A national trade association based in Washington, DC providing educational and advocacy assistance to innovative and entrepreneurial medical technology companies across the United States.
A joint master's program from Arizona State University and Mayo Clinic. IMPACT (Innovations in Medical and Patient Care Technologies) trains the next generation of medtech innovators through clinical immersion, prototyping and entrepreneurship coursework.
A flagship program of the Mayo Clinic and ASU Alliance for Health Care. The MedTech Accelerator helps early-stage medical device and digital health companies bring innovations to market through entrepreneurial curriculum and personalized business development.
Based at Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine, SWPDC is an FDA-funded virtual accelerator that supports pediatric medical device innovators across the device life cycle. Includes a nationwide clinical network of children's hospitals.
A US-based nonprofit dedicated to making pediatric hydrocephalus and spina bifida care accessible globally. NeuroKids trains neurosurgeons worldwide in the Warf procedure, offering an alternative to lifelong shunt dependence in resource-limited settings.
