The Geneva Foundation
The Geneva Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit established in 1993, dedicated to advancing military medicine through research, development, and education. With a commitment to ensuring optimal health for service members and the communities they serve, Geneva collaborates with various partners to drive innovative medical research and improve healthcare outcomes.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
large (251-1000)
The Geneva Foundation
950 Broadway, Suite 307, Tacoma, WA 98402
Awards
Fiscal Year 2024 Military Prototype Advancement Initiative (MPAI)
UCM-CARE: Universal Combat Matrix for Comprehensive and Rapid Hemostatic Efficacy in Battlefield Wound Care
Funding (ceiling)
$2,026,395.55
Award Year
2024
Military Operational Medicine (MOM) - Improving Protection through Metrics for Exposure to Blast, and Enhancing Cognitive Health, Performance and Psychological Health
Development of survivability criteria and vital organ injury metrics for the whole body when exposed to extreme blast
Funding (ceiling)
$4,065,857.97
Award Year
2020
A Smart Orthopedic Knee Rehabilitation Device to Quantify and Deliver Continuity in Physical Therapy
Funding (ceiling)
$2,677,549.99
Award Year
2023
Solutions to Accelerate Return-to-Readiness following Musculoskeletal Injuries
Objective dynamic and 3D knee assessment medical device to improve recovery and accelerate return to readiness of members with knee pain
Funding (ceiling)
$716,669.39
Award Year
2023
Military Prototype Advancement Initiative (MPAI)
Identification of Risk Factors that Prevent Return to Duty and Predict Residual Disability after Knee ACL Reconstruction at Short and Long-Term Follow-up
Funding (ceiling)
$2,882,674
Award Year
2023
Development of a fieldable direct osmotherapy device for the point-of-injury reduction of cerebral edema following penetrating traumatic brain injury
Funding (ceiling)
$1,327,339
Award Year
2022
Disaster Telemedicine Response System (DISTRESS)
Funding (ceiling)
$15,983,581.37
Award Year
2020
Fiscal Year 2024 Military Prototype Advancement Initiative (MPAI)
A Comprehensive DoDTR-Compliant Database of War-Related Injuries in Ukraine: Implications for Medical Support of Large-Scale Combat Operations with Near-Peer Adversaries
Funding (ceiling)
$4,587,638.53
Award Year
2024
Products
Bioprinting and biofabrication center (research program and facility)
A research and training center focused on bioprinting, biofabrication, biomanufacturing, and point‑of‑care biotechnology development and translation.
On‑demand blood product development program
Program to develop methods and infrastructure for producing transfusion‑ready red blood cells and related products onsite to enable transfusion in austere environments.
Tele‑critical care network implementation and support
Implementation and operational support for networked tele‑critical care services to extend expert critical care guidance to bedside providers using networked mobile devices.
Clinical studies of AI‑enabled handheld ultrasound
Clinical acquisition and algorithm development program for handheld ultrasound imaging with real‑time machine learning analysis to support rapid triage of lung and trauma injuries.
Smartphone‑based mental health application (multimedia coping and self‑help tools)
A multimedia mobile application delivering personalized coping tools, distraction and relaxation exercises, activity planning, inspirational content, and support contact management; developed and evaluated in partnership with military and veterans' health organizations and assessed in clinical trials.
Bioprinting and biofabrication center (research program and facility)
A research and training center focused on bioprinting, biofabrication, biomanufacturing, and point‑of‑care biotechnology development and translation.
On‑demand blood product development program
Program to develop methods and infrastructure for producing transfusion‑ready red blood cells and related products onsite to enable transfusion in austere environments.
Tele‑critical care network implementation and support
Implementation and operational support for networked tele‑critical care services to extend expert critical care guidance to bedside providers using networked mobile devices.
Clinical studies of AI‑enabled handheld ultrasound
Clinical acquisition and algorithm development program for handheld ultrasound imaging with real‑time machine learning analysis to support rapid triage of lung and trauma injuries.
Smartphone‑based mental health application (multimedia coping and self‑help tools)
A multimedia mobile application delivering personalized coping tools, distraction and relaxation exercises, activity planning, inspirational content, and support contact management; developed and evaluated in partnership with military and veterans' health organizations and assessed in clinical trials.
Expertise Areas
- Clinical trial management
- Biotechnology and biomanufacturing
- Vaccine and antibody therapeutics
- Infectious disease research
Key Technologies
- 3D bioprinting and biofabrication
- Bioreactors and tissue culture systems
- Functional near‑infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)
- Electroencephalography (EEG)
Key People
Featured In Technology Showcase
Universal Combat Matrix®: Integrated Point-of-Injury Hemorrhage Control and Wound Care for the Modern Battlefield
SiOxMed’s Universal Combat Matrix® (UCM®), supported by Genevoa Foundation and MTEC under U.S. DoD Award 24-01-MPAI-032, is a point-of-injury hemostatic and regenerative platform designed to rapidly control severe bleeding and improve survival in austere and battlefield environments.
News & Updates
In 2023, Geneva marks its 30th anniversary, reflecting on its impact in advancing military medicine.
The ASTMH Annual Meeting is the premier international forum for the exchange of scientific and clinical advances in tropical medicine, hygiene and global health.
An article highlighting the contributions of Margaret Hollander in light therapy research.
Recognition of Allison Edinger for her contributions to Geneva's mission.
An article discussing Geneva's collaboration with NCI on pancreatic cancer research.
The Geneva Foundation received $5 million to support a study on sleep quality and combat sleep disorders in service members and veterans.
In 2023, Geneva marks its 30th anniversary, reflecting on its impact in advancing military medicine.
The ASTMH Annual Meeting is the premier international forum for the exchange of scientific and clinical advances in tropical medicine, hygiene and global health.
An article highlighting the contributions of Margaret Hollander in light therapy research.
Recognition of Allison Edinger for her contributions to Geneva's mission.
An article discussing Geneva's collaboration with NCI on pancreatic cancer research.
The Geneva Foundation received $5 million to support a study on sleep quality and combat sleep disorders in service members and veterans.