Patient Monitoring & Vital Signs in Tennessee

Team Technologies, Inc. (rebranding as Cordica Medical as of January 2026) is a comprehensive medical device manufacturer and contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee. The company operates across multiple therapeutic and product categories, serving the diagnostic, surgical, and therapeutic markets with proprietary and contract manufacturing capabilities. Core product lines include: interventional cardiology and neurovascular catheter-based devices; in vitro diagnostic (IVD) testing and lateral flow assays; wearable patient monitoring sensors; advanced wound care products; infection control and PPE solutions (including privacy curtains, disposable apparel, and accessory products); pharmaceutical delivery and dosing systems; patient handling and mobility solutions; and dental/oral care products (toothbrushes, prophy angles, prophylaxis supplies). Manufacturing capabilities span product design and rapid prototyping, catheter extrusion and assembly, precision medical tubing, injection and blow molding, textile converting, RF welding, advanced bristling and tufting, wet and dry chemistry formulation, sewing and textile processing, and value-added customization. The company operates under ISO 13485 and FDA-regulated guidelines. U.S.-based manufacturing and supply chain operations support medical device OEMs and diagnostic companies from concept through commercialization. Specialty product brands include ICP Medical (privacy curtains/PPE), Rapid Refresh, Protexer, Bootie Butler, Topi-CLICK dosing applicators, AllPro dental supplies, PDS and PHB toothbrushes, and Prophy Perfect prophy angles.

iScreen Vision, Inc. manufactures the iScreen Vision 3000, a portable photoscreening device designed for pediatric vision screening in clinical settings. The system uses digital imaging technology to detect amblyopia risk factors and serious eye abnormalities in preverbal, preliterate, and developmentally disabled children in seconds. The device screens for refractive errors and conditions including anisometropia, astigmatism, cataract, coloboma, hyperopia, myopia, ptosis, and strabismus. Images are captured and transmitted to iScreen's certified ophthalmic professionals for interpretation, with results typically available in less than five minutes. The technology offers substantially higher accuracy rates (>90%) compared to traditional pediatric vision screening methods (<10%). iScreen Vision serves pediatricians, family practitioners, ophthalmologists, hospitals, health clinics, schools, and community screening programs (Lions Clubs, Kidsight). The company has facilitated screening of over 1.5 million children and serves more than 1,000 pediatricians. The device requires minimal training and operates similarly to a point-and-shoot digital camera. U.S. Federal Law restricts sales to licensed physicians or qualified medical professionals. The company provides on-site and remote training and offers flexible payment options including monthly invoicing and automatic bill pay.

Gobiquity, Inc. (operating as GoCheck Kids) develops a smartphone-based pediatric hearing and vision screening platform that integrates photoscreening, visual acuity testing, and pure tone audiometry on a single mobile device. The platform is cloud-based and integrates with leading EHR systems, including eFax functionality for seamless clinical workflows. GoCheck Kids is designed for pediatricians, primary care clinics, schools, Head Start programs, and Federally Qualified Health Centers. The device meets American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), American Academy of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS), and American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) recommendations for comprehensive child vision and hearing screening. The platform operates on a subscription model with no capital expenditure required. Customers may be eligible for reimbursement through vision procedure codes 99173, 99174, and 99177, and hearing procedure code 92551. The solution has been deployed across thousands of pediatric organizations and has screened over 7 million children. Key customers include Nemours, Norton Children's Hospital, CHOC Children's, Sutter Health, and Cook Children's Medical Center. The platform emphasizes workflow efficiency, improved care quality metrics, patient and family satisfaction, and early identification of hearing and vision disorders in children.