Medical Device Software Development & Regulatory Services

Our FDA submission deadline was just two weeks away, and we had no software or cybersecurity documentation. We feared we would miss the deadline. Then our regulatory team introduced us to Innolitics. Their team swiftly validated our software and prepared the 15 necessary software and cybersecurity documents. They took a pragmatic approach that truly added value. This rapid timeline would have been impossible to meet without a team deeply knowledgeable in software, cybersecurity, AI/ML, and FDA regulations. In the end, we were able to submit on time! Thank you, Innolitics, for your Herculean efforts!

During a presubmission meeting, the FDA acknowledged that Innolitics were "extremely advanced" in their understanding of the regulations. The FDA essentially concurred with all of Innolitics' advice, demonstrating a deep understanding of the regulations, even in the face of ambiguous topics such as CADe vs non-CADe. They expertly, and politely, navigated the FDA call with our best interests in mind while fostering a collaborative exchange with the agency.

Innolitics' team epitomized proficiency, professionalism, and precision. Their expertise extends beyond FDA regulations, encompassing intricate facets of DICOM, radiology workflows, and adept software engineering. Venturing into this without their support would have potentially stretched our timeline to 9 months or more. Earning the FDA clearance (K231385), for us, is more than just an accomplishment; it's a monumental milestone.

Innolitics's engineers seamlessly integrate with our existing team. They’ve consistently produced high quality work while helping us solve technical problems in the medical imaging space. In particular, they spearheaded development of a large module that extends our existing product suite. This module has since been cleared by the FDA and is live at hospitals around the world. Their work on the module involved software development, researching various image processing algorithms, analysis of these algorithms against real-world data, and writing detailed technical documentation of the system that justified its approach to the FDA.

I needed a software development partner to write the software, train the AI, and get FDA clearance. An investor once told me that it would take me $5 million and 5 years to get to where we are now. Innolitics got me here 3 years ahead of schedule and $4 million dollars under budget.