Pitch deck: Israel's Envizion Medical raises $18m in fresh funding - Business Insider

We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck that Israeli medical startup Envizion Medical used to raise $18 million

Israeli medical startup Envizion Medical has raised $18 million to market a device that helps clinicians insert feeding tubes into patients more accurately.

Envizion Medical has received FDA clearance to market its placement device in the US, and signed a partnership with an unnamed private hospital network.Israeli tech startup Envizion Medical has raised $18 million in fresh funding for a system that helps clinicians insert feeding tubes into patients with greater accuracy.

Most feeding tubes are inserted into the body "blindly" through the nose with patients given an X-Ray prior to insertion but the rest is skill. The company has raised its fresh $18 million from the Technion Venture Capital fund, private medical backers, and family offices.

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