Profusa, Inc.


Profusa, Inc. is a pioneering digital health company based in the San Francisco Bay Area, dedicated to making the body’s chemistry easily accessible to improve health and wellness. Profusa develops tissue-integrating biosensors for continuous, real-time monitoring of body chemistries, empowering individuals and clinicians with actionable, medical-grade data to transform personal health management and disease prevention. Their unique bioengineering approach overcomes the foreign body response, enabling long-term, in-body monitoring through tiny, flexible biosensors that become one with the body. Profusa’s technology platform supports both consumer and medical applications, with a vision to revolutionize personalized medicine and digital health. The company is supported by significant grant funding from agencies such as DARPA and NIH, and collaborates with leading academic, hospital, and industry partners worldwide.

Profusa, Inc.

Profusa, Inc.


Patents

Near-IR glucose sensors

2025-04-29 • US-12285250-B2

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Optical filter device, system, and methods for improved optical rejection of high angle of incidence (AOI) light

2025-01-21 • US-12204125-B2

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Method and device for correcting optical signals

2024-08-13 • US-12059254-B2

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Oxygen sensors

2024-07-30 • US-12048535-B2

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Multi-analyte sensing tissue-integrating sensors

2024-02-20 • US-11903702-B2

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Polymerizable near-IR dyes

2024-01-09 • US-11866588-B2

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What We Do

A CE Marked, tissue-integrated biosensor system for continuous, real-time monitoring of tissue oxygen. Designed for use in the clinical management of peripheral artery disease (PAD), chronic wounds, and reconstructive surgery. The platform includes an injectable hydrogel sensor, optical reader, and software for data transmission to smart devices. In the U.S., it is an Investigational Device limited by federal law to investigational use.

Next-generation wireless version of the Lumee Oxygen Platform, CE Marked for use in the European Union. Enables telehealth and remote patient monitoring by providing continuous, real-time tissue oxygen data.

Implantable biosensors capable of simultaneous, continuous monitoring of multiple body chemistries (e.g., oxygen, glucose, lactate, urea, ions). Supported by DARPA and NIH grants, these sensors are designed for long-term integration with body tissue and wireless data transmission.

A flexible, bandage-like reader worn on the skin for continuous wireless monitoring of tissue oxygen in patients with PAD. Developed with support from a $1.5M NIH grant.


Psychological and Cognitive Health and Performance

Regenerative Medicine

FDA Regulated Medical Devices


Key People

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

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Co-founder, Chief Scientific Officer & Head of Research

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Vice President of Medical Affairs & Clinical Development

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Head of Software and Data Science

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Head, Government Business

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Vice President of Product Partnerships at Google, Inc. (Board Member)

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News & Updates

Profusa received the prestigious Edison Silver Award for its tissue-integrating biosensors enabling long-term continuous monitoring of body chemistry.

Awarded for real-time body chemistry monitoring and innovation in the biochemical sensors market.

Article discusses the promise of Profusa’s microsensing technology for monitoring microvascular perfusion and oxygen supply in tissue, especially for patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia.

Describes Profusa’s tissue-integrated biosensors that overcome the foreign body response and stream data to mobile devices for personal and medical use.

IEEE Spectrum article on Profusa’s injectable biosensors as the next generation of body sensing technology beyond wearables.

Healthline article on Profusa’s Lumee biosensor, a universal sensor for continuous monitoring of body chemistry stats including glucose and oxygen.

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