hospitals

We design, develop, and manufacture medical equipment that disrupts the hospital value ecosystem and improves healthcare equality across geographies.

Our mission

Hospital costs are climbing, supply chains are slipping, and less than 10% of respiratory devices in U.S. hospitals are made here. We're rebuilding the model from scratch.

EHS team building medical equipment
Medical equipment shouldn't be a capital problem hospitals carry alone. Our model is built around making the technology more accessible.
Lee Jestings, Founder & CEO
Lee JestingsFounder & CEO
Hospitals that get procurement right are the ones bringing their respiratory therapists in early. That wasn't the norm a few years ago. Now it's the difference.
Bradley Parsons, VP of Sales
Bradley ParsonsVP, Sales
How we develop

Clinician-led design

Designed by the people who use it.

Respiratory therapists and intensivists shape every product we ship. They aren't reviewers, they're part of the design team from day one.

In-house manufacturing and assembly

In-house by design.

We design and build everything ourselves, in the United States. A delayed shipment shouldn't decide whether a hospital gets critical equipment.

Service relationship

The service is the product.

We sell a relationship, not a transaction. One monthly price covers the hardware and the team of respiratory therapists behind it.

Built for long-term use

Built for the decade ahead.

The hardware we ship today has to last a decade. Intelligence and connectivity unlock through firmware, so hospitals upgrade instead of replacing.

Our story

Enexor Health Systems began as an emergency response. We're applying everything we learned to a new generation of devices.

  1. How it began — Emergency response

    How it began

    Emergency response

    Engineered emergency ventilators in response to the global ventilator shortage during COVID-19.

  2. The sprint — Cleared

    The sprint

    Cleared

    Received FDA Emergency Use Authorization for the VENT-LS, our critical care ventilator.

  3. Deploying to hospitals — Deployed

    Deploying to hospitals

    Deployed

    Placed in 27 hospitals across the U.S., supported by our team of respiratory therapists.

  4. Currently — Designing what's next

    Currently

    Designing what's next

    Designing the next generation of critical care respiratory devices for hospitals across multiple regions.

Coming soon

A new standard in respiratory care, arriving soon.

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