Clarity RMS™ is a critical care monitoring system that continuously measures urine flow, automatically transmitting to the medical staff real-time data, and notifications of fluctuations, on a 24/7 basis. This information, which reflects changes in renal function, provides an early sign of AKI risk and facilitates rapid intervention. In addition, it is invaluable for monitoring treatment efficacy and managing fluid balance.
easily connects to a Foley catheter, where it continuously and reliably measures critical fluctuations in urine flow. In addition, real time core body temperature can be measured, when used with a temperature-sensing Foley catheter.
*Single patient use
Embedded technology in this battery-powered bedside monitor continuously calculates and transmits real-time data from the sensor directly to all hospital information systems.
easily connects to a Foley catheter, where it continuously and reliably measures critical fluctuations in urine flow. In addition, real time core body temperature can be measured, when used with a temperature-sensing Foley catheter.
*Single patient use
Embedded technology in this battery-powered bedside monitor continuously calculates and transmits real-time data from the sensor directly to all hospital information systems.
notifies the medical team as soon as the patient’s urine flow rate is below the threshold set by the user for urine output (ml/kg/hour), based on the RIFLE, AKIN, and KDIGO criteria.
Cordless and battery-operated; Integrates seamlessly with ICU bed setup; MR compatible
Accurate, direct readings of urine flow at catheter exit point; No miscalculations due to airlocks and dead volume in tubing or bag movement
No manual intervention or risk of contamination; Not subject to human error
Full connectivity and transmission of real-time patient data to hospital information systems, plus remote diagnostics and Tele-ICU
Electronic sensor facilitates CAUTI prevention; Also available pre-connected and sealed to 100% silicone temperature-sensing Foley catheter, in compliance with CDC Guidelines
Compatible with standard IAP monitoring devices, enabling on-the-spot deployment
The Clarity RMS™ critical care monitoring system utilizes a sophisticated method for measuring a non-homogeneous, time-varying liquid in an unstable, uncontrolled environment. This method is based on a combination of company know-how as well as patented sensor technology and proprietary algorithms.
RenalSense’s approach involves complex numeric techniques based on an in-depth understanding of fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, human physiology and the properties of the target environment. This knowledge is based on the compilation and analysis of tens of thousands of hours of clinical data in multiple, varied environments over seven years. In addition, 3D numerical simulators and machine learning technology were used for analysis of human urine and interpretation of its flow waveform.
Our patented sensor technology measures, analyzes and interprets the continuously changing composition and flow volume of urine, generating a unique set of electronic signals.
Proprietary algorithms separate the “noise” from these signals with high sensitivity and stability, achieving clear recognition and correct interpretation of different processes in an extremely dynamic environment.
Standard flow sensors cannot possibly cope with this degree of variability, as they require calibration to specific ranges of volume and composition.
Our patented sensor technology has been miniaturized and optimized for:
The Clarity RMS critical care monitoring system also uses sophisticated encryption technology based on military-grade ECC public-key cryptography for accurate data transfer between the console and sensor kit.
Yishai Klein is the Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Singapore-based venture firm, BlueRed Partners. Prior to forming BlueRed, he served as both Advisor and Head of Innovation and Strategic Investments at the OUE group. Formerly, Yishai was Head of Asia at Giza Venture Capital. He currently serves on the boards of Cynet, Gauzy, DouxMatok, Optibus, Panorays and EarlySense.
Avi Kleiman, co-founder of RenalSense, is an experienced entrepreneur with extensive management, marketing and operations experience, 15 years of which have been in the renal and critical care space. As past CEO of MedDynamix, he transformed the company from a young start-up to a global medical device provider. Avi also founded Csoft International, a US software company acquired by Marconi Systems in 1999.
Milton Yisrael is Principal of a Family Office overseeing investments in the US and Israel in a variety of sectors including venture capital, capital markets & real estate. Founder and partner of Hadas Arazim Investment house (today part of Halman Aldubi Investment House), he currently serves as a Board Member, as well as in several other private companies. Milton holds an LLB degree from Bar Ilan University & is a member of the Israeli Bar since 1995.
Cuong Do leads the Global Strategy Group of Samsung’s diverse business portfolio. Previously, he was the Chief Strategy Officer for Merck, Tyco Electronics, and Lenovo. He was also a former senior partner at McKinsey & Company, where he spent 17 years and helped build the healthcare, high tech and corporate finance practices. Cuong holds an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.
Hagar Azran manages the company’s clinical trials in Israel and Europe. She has 17 years of experience in clinical research, 10 of which have been in renal disease. Hagar began her clinical career in the In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) Department at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. She then continued her clinical research in the Ophthalmology surgical division at Kaplan Hospital. Hagar received her Bachelor’s degree in life sciences and her Master’s in endocrinology from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem
Aliza Goldman manages the company’s clinical trials in Israel and the US. Formerly a pediatric oncology nurse, she is a published clinical researcher with 10 years of focus on AKI. Aliza received her Bachelor’s in biology from Yeshiva Univ in NY, and her degree in nursing and Master’s in biotechnology from The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. She is also a Registered Nurse in the State of New York and is currently pursuing a PhD in bioethics at Bar-Ilan University in Israel.
Yosh Mantinband is a senior technology executive with extensive experience in all aspects of product design and lifecycle encompassing both hardware and software. Previously, he served in executive management positions at Microsoft, Kayote Networks, and Accent Software International Ltd. (NASDAQ: ACNTF). Yosh holds an MSc in Industrial Engineering and Ergonomics from North Carolina State University and a BSc in EECS from Northwestern University.
Yohanan Engelhardt joined RenalSense in 2015. Prior to joining RenalSense, he served for 18 years as CFO and VP Finance of ViryaNet, a global provider of mobile workforce management software solutions. During his tenure at ViryaNet he played a key role in building the accounting and finance functions, managing the integration of acquisitions, and supporting the company’s IPO and successful sale of the company in 2014 to a large private equity. Yohanan is a Certified Public Accountant in both the US and Israel.
Moti Barda has a wealth of experience in operations management in the electronics & medical device industry. In his previous positions as VP Operations at Mobileye (NYSE:MBLY) and MedDynamix, he established mass production infrastructure logistics in Israel and the Far East, managed supply chains, in- and outsourcing, QA, MRP/ERP development and implementation, and many other key functions. Moti holds an MBA and a BA in electrical engineering and electronics.
Joseph Kochba has vast and diverse experience developing and commercializing medical equipment and multidisciplinary systems. Previously, he served as VP R&D of SuperDimension, a company that introduced a unique lung navigation system for pulmonary cancer care, and as VP R&D for Pythagoras Solar, a company that developed unique building integrated photovoltaic windows. Joseph has also held several leading management roles at Orbotech.
Dr. Mor Grinstein, co-founder of RenalSense, is a published biochemist and experienced scientific and clinical researcher with 10 years of focus on AKI. He received his MSc from Hebrew University and the Max Planck Institute, and his PhD in Medicine from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, specializing in renal stem cells. Mor is currently a researcher at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Adam Goldberger is an experienced business leader having held executive and CFO positions across the technology, health and professional services sectors. Most recently, he was a Group Executive for MedHealth, a leading private equity-backed Australian health risk management platform company which grew from $30m to over $300m utilizing a multi-brand, multi-channel approach to market. Adam has led entrepreneurial companies through significant growth phases and driven change management agendas through innovation and adoption of best practice.
Giora Fishman is a seasoned business executive, with diverse experience in Business Development, Operations, and Sales. Prior to joining RenalSense he held senior management positions, primarily in the Healthcare Industry in the US and in Israel, with companies such as Baxter International, Bristol Myers Squibb, Datascope, and Mennen Medical. Giora holds a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from the Technion in Haifa, Israel
Michael Boxman has 15 years’ experience in medical device sales and business development in the EU and has a deep understanding of the healthcare sector in the different European countries. In his previous position as director of business development EMEA at Eight Medical International, he managed multiple business partners, increased the company’s footprint in new countries and initiated the development of a new patented medical technology. Michael holds an MBA from a Dutch business school.
Mr. Strafaci is an experienced sales and marketing executive with extensive knowledge in launching novel capital and value-added consumables in the hospital market. Most recently, he was an early team member and leader at Cogentix Medical, where he headed the endoscopy business unit with double-digit quarterly sales increases. The company was acquired by Laborie Medical Technologies. Mr. Strafaci is a published co-author in the Journal of Molecular Biology and holds a degree in Biological Sciences from Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Professor Khouli is the Chair of the Department of Critical Care Medicine in the Respiratory Institute at the Cleveland Clinic. Previously he was the Chief of the Critical Care Division at Mt. Sinai West and Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Hospitals in New York City, where he founded the Center for Advanced Medical Simulation (CAMS) and was the Chair of Medical Ethics for over 15 years. Prof. Khouli is on the advisory boards & committees of several regional and national organizations and societies.
Mr. Benhamou has over 25 years’ experience in sales management, product management and business development at companies including Siemens Healthineers, GE Healthcare and Intel Digital Health Group. With a deep understanding of international healthcare systems and the technology needs of various medical specialties, he has vast experience defining and implementing sales strategies. Mr. Benhamou holds an MSc in Biomedical Engineering from Aix-Marseille II University, France.
Dr. Grinstein is a published biochemist and experienced scientific and clinical researcher with 10 years of focus on AKI. He received his MSc from Hebrew University and the Max Planck Institute, and his PhD in Medicine from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, specializing in renal stem cells. Dr. Grinstein is currently a researcher at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Mr. Kleiman is an experienced entrepreneur with extensive management, marketing and operations experience, 15 years of which have been in the renal and critical care space. As past CEO of MedDynamix, he transformed the company from a young start-up to a global medical device provider. Mr. Kleiman also founded Csoft International, a US software company acquired by Marconi Systems in 1999.
Mr. HaCohen is a seasoned C-level and investment professional with 25 years’ experience building and managing multi-national, multi-cultural companies. He is the Founder and a Managing Partner of Jerusalem Technology Investments (TASE: JTI), where he heads the Investments Committee and serves on the boards of several IT and Medical Device companies. Prior to founding JTI, Mr. HaCohen was the Founder, CEO and Chairman of ViryaNet (NASDAQ: VRYA).
Professor Safirstein is an internationally renowned nephrologist and 40-year industry veteran. He is Professor of Internal Medicine at Yale University, past Executive Vice Chair of the Dept. of Internal Medicine, University of Arkansas, and Asst. Editor of Kidney International. Dr. Safirstein holds senior positions at several major medical institutions in the US and at the NIH.
Dr. Caine, a board-certified general surgeon, is Director General of Herzog Hospital in Jerusalem. Prior to assuming his present position, he was a senior staff surgeon at the Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem; where he continues to practice as an active surgeon. Dr. Caine has served as Surgeon General of the Israeli Air force and was until recently the President of the International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine.