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Together with a team of engineers and physicists, a proprietary and unique system has been designed enabling colleagues, doctors and their patients to minimize the potentially devastating variable of ambient air and maximize their laboratory potential and clinical outcomes. The system design is based upon over ten years of research examining the critical impact of the components within ambient air on embryogenesis and clinical outcomes. The dangers include volatile organic compounds, particulates such as dust and lint, bacteria and viruses that can slip past standard systems even in labs and clinics following the best clinical practices. The revolutionary, patented system is now being installed worldwide with astounding results.
Overview
Location
United States, Pennsylvania, Allentown
Employees
11-50
Mentions in press and media 8
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| Aug 7, 2013 | Air purification system to reduce hospital acquired infections raising $2M | The funding will also help it expand marketing efforts for selling the units to in vitro fertilization laboratories. In a phone interview with MedCity News Kathleen DeLawrence, the president and COO, said the company is targeting in vitro f... |
| Apr 30, 2013 | Home healthcare transparency and bone healing tech among angel venture fair offerings | LifeAire Systems: The air purification company that developed an air duct system for the niche area of improving air quality for in vitro fertilization labs sees scope for its system in operating rooms, burn units, neonatal intensive care u... |
| Nov 20, 2012 | Versify: Glen Mills power industry SaaS startup raises $400k [VC Roundup] | Welcome to the VC Roundup, where we’ll parse through venture capital news related to Philadelphia-based private equity firms and the companies they fund. Subscribe to the roundup as an email newsletter. If you have any VC-related news to pa... |
| Nov 14, 2012 | Air purification startup to improve IVF results sets sights on hospital acquired infections | Kathryn Worrilow, the CEO of LifeAire Systems, served as the scientific director of in vitro fertilization and andrology laboratories at Lehigh Valley Health Network. She developed the purification system for in vitro fertilization labs two... |
| Air purification startup to improve IVF results sets sights on hospital acquired infections | Ensuring optimum air quality for in vitro fertlization is a key component to better outcomes, according to the founder of a healthcare startup LifeAire Systems. She believes her company’s air purification system could also help hospitals in... | |
| Home healthcare transparency and bone healing tech among angel venture fair offerings | Philadelphia’s annual Angel Venture Fair will include 36 groups of entrepreneurs presenting their products to angel and venture investors at University of Pennsylvania’s campus today. For those who can’t make it, here is a sample of the hea... | |
| Air purification system to reduce hospital acquired infections raising $2M | A company that’s applying its air purification technology for in vitro fertilization labs to the international problem of hospital acquired infections is raising fresh capital. LifeAire Systems‘ in-duct air purification system is designed t... |
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FAQ about LifeAire Systems
What has the press written about LifeAire Systems?
Parsers VC has collected 8 articles mentioning LifeAire Systems, among them “Air purification system to reduce hospital acquired infections raising $2M” (Aug 7, 2013) and “Home healthcare transparency and bone healing tech among angel venture fair offerings” (Apr 30, 2013).
Is LifeAire Systems still active?
Yes, LifeAire Systems is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 15, 2020.