Medical Device Development

Partner with a highly-experienced, focused, and flexible group of experts who will help see your medical device project through to completion the right way.

Experience in System and Sub-System Development
Industry knowledge of medical device engineering
Equipped to handle electro-mechanical and software development
Proven track record of FDA/CE approvals
Multiple capabilities in prototyping and other design processes

Our team of medical device engineers are ready to help at any point in your development lifecycle. By giving proper attention to clinical, regulatory, and engineering constraints, we make sure that the overall system and subsystem requirements necessary for FDA/CE approvals are met.

Sterling Medical Devices is ISO 13485 certified and we work with medical device companies throughout the entire software development lifecycle using state-of-the-art tools and equipment. Our team will help you to align your medical device software development efforts with FDA expectations and gain faster regulatory approvals.

Resources

May 16, 2023

Who Needs a Q-Sub, and When?

So many questions come up when developing a medical device. What is its intended purpose? Who will use it? How will it be used? What do we need to do? Questions surrounding the medical device...

5 Mistakes Medical Device Startups Make

Startups are the lifeblood of medical device innovation. Without universities researching ways to solve pressing healthcare problems or doctors with experience in a particular field who have an idea to develop a prototype medical device that could help patients, the future technologies needed to help save lives wouldn't happen. But the long, arduous road through the FDA submission process to get market approval can take a long time and cost a lot of money without help. Sterling Medical Devices has been helping startups through the FDA approval process since 1998 without ever having a submission rejected.

Breathing Pacemaker

Sterling Medical Devices performed design services for a Class III breathing pacemaker with Major Level of Concern software, intended for use by patients who have lost neurological control of respiration. This life-sustaining device is comprised of two main components: an internal passive receiver and an external controller....

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