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Heart Failure start-up, Acorai, secures €2.3m grant funding from the European Commission

Recently Acorai, a start-up medical device manufacturer based in Helsingborg Sweden was selected for a €2.3m grant with a follow-on €10m investment offer from the European Innovation Council (EIC). Only a handful of companies who apply for the EIC accelerator are successful, and Acorai was among the top applicants who received the maximum funding Amount.

Acorai is building a first-of-its-kind device for non-invasive intracardiac pressure monitoring to improve heart failure management after having demonstrated promising results in their Swedish 350-patient Pilot Study. Acorai received a Breakthrough Device Designation from the FDA in August 2023. This enables the company to interact with FDA experts to efficiently address topics arising during the premarket review phase and receive expedited reviews prior to their regulatory submission.

Acorai’s receipt of funding from EIC clearly indicates the company’s potential to significantly impact both the health and economic fronts, not only in Europe but globally. The grant funding will support and help accelerate the progress toward the company’s goals, which are focused on clinical validation and regulatory submissions to enable commercialisation.

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