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Acquired | Acquired

Total Raised

$21.4M

About Heartscape Technologies

Heartscape Technologies offers an FDA approved medical device, per the company, for diagnosis of heart attacks and ischemia in the emergency room setting.

Headquarters Location

9160 Rumsey Road Suite B-8

Columbia, Maryland, 21045,

United States

410-740-8454

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Heartscape Technologies Patents

Heartscape Technologies has filed 7 patents.

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11/14/2008

1/5/2010

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11/14/2008

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1/5/2010

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Heartscape Technologies Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Where is Heartscape Technologies's headquarters?

    Heartscape Technologies's headquarters is located at 9160 Rumsey Road, Columbia.

  • What is Heartscape Technologies's latest funding round?

    Heartscape Technologies's latest funding round is Acquired.

  • How much did Heartscape Technologies raise?

    Heartscape Technologies raised a total of $21.4M.

  • Who are the investors of Heartscape Technologies?

    Investors of Heartscape Technologies include Roper Technologies, Radius Ventures, Delta Private Equity Partners, Investor Growth Capital and Scottish Equity Partners.

  • Who are Heartscape Technologies's competitors?

    Competitors of Heartscape Technologies include JenaValve, Itamar Medical, SynCardia Systems, Soteira, Concentric Medical and 11 more.

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