HEMAHOLD™
Rapid hemorrhage control
At ACT Medical we are developing technology for rapid, wound-directed hemorrhage control in emergency and surgical care.
Our platform technology, HEMAHOLD™, is designed to act directly where bleeding occurs, supporting the people delivering urgent care when every second matters.
Book a call with the ACT Medical team to explore our technology, discuss potential applications or arrange a demonstration.
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Giving those saving lives vital moments to act.
Severe bleeding demands a rapid response. First responders and clinical teams need tools they can deploy quickly and use under pressure.
At ACT Medical, our mission is personal: to develop interventions that help teams control bleeding and give them more time to assess, act and care for the person in front of them.
From the point of injury through to hospital treatment, that purpose guides our work.
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Acting at the source of the bleed.
HEMAHOLD ™ applies pressure from within the wound, directly where bleeding occurs.
This wound-directed approach forms the foundation of ACT Medical’s devices. We’re developing the platform for challenging emergency and surgical situations, with a focus on rapid deployment and simple use.
Working with clinical experts, we’re building evidence through rigorous development and testing to understand what this technology can achieve.
Meet B.O.B.
Our technology, put to work.
B.O.B. brings our platform technology into a simple, hands-free device designed for rapid, wound-directed hemorrhage control.
It applies pressure from within the wound and is designed to continue working while responders attend to other urgent needs.
B.O.B. demonstrates how we’re turning the platform into practical tools for the people treating severe bleeding.
Locate. Insert. Activate.
By simply inserting the device and removing the cap, B.O.B’s self expanding core delivers hemostatic pressure directly to the bleed site.
The bridge between field care and surgical intervention.
With no power requirements and a lightweight, and compact design, it is ideally suited for deployment at the point of injury, en route, or during prolonged field care, where traditional medical resources and evacuation capabilities may be unavailable.
Prolonged Transport Time?
B.O.B applies localized direct internal pressure, whilst preserving distal perfusion.
Limited Resources?
B.O.B does not require manual pressure application after deployment, reducing treatment time and multiplying the capabilities of each medic.
Removal Concerns?
Once the patient reaches surgery, B.O.B can be deactivated to facilitate quick removal with minimal wound bed damage.
B.O.B stops the clock on catastrophic hemorrhage. How it works:
Want to learn more?
To arrange a product demonstration, you can contact our team at hello@actmedical.co.uk or by using the link below.
