Rivanna Medical
Rivanna Medical is dedicated to developing and commercializing innovative imaging-based medical technologies that enhance the precision, safety, and efficiency of spinal needle interventions. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on addressing unmet clinical needs in neuraxial anesthesia and other medical applications, striving to elevate global standards of care through advanced ultrasound imaging technology and clinician assistance software. The company is also exploring applications of its technology in chronic pain management and musculoskeletal imaging, aiming to provide safer, non-radiation-based alternatives for patients.
Rivanna Medical
2400 Hunters Way, Charlottesville, Virginia 22911
What We Do
Automated landmark identification for neuraxial anesthesia, improving first-attempt success rates and reducing complications.
A patented needle guide used with Accuro for accurate needle insertion site marking and real-time guidance.
Training models designed for image-guided neuraxial anesthesia training using Accuro's technology.
A secure and accessible trolley for storing and charging the Accuro device.
Manufacturing of medical device products and components within an FDA registered and ISO 13485:2016 certified facility, including ultrasound transducer assemblies and CNC machining.
Comprehensive R&D services including clinical study design, mechanical design, and full lifecycle product development under ISO 13485 requirements.
Digital Health Technologies
Diagnostics
Key People
News & Updates
An article discussing the challenges and solutions for performing neuraxial anesthesia after spine surgery.
An article highlighting the advancements of the Accuro 3S system for neuraxial anesthesia.
An article detailing the feasibility trial for the Accuro XV device.
Insights into the ongoing feasibility study for Accuro XV, a groundbreaking musculoskeletal ultrasound device.
An article discussing the complications that can arise during neuraxial anesthesia procedures.
An article discussing how Accuro XV is set to simplify and speed up care for extremity injuries.