Therapeutic Systems

Inside Look—Startup Sees Need for Autism, Mental Illness Devices | MDDI Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry News Products and Suppliers

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...le with autism, they’re not reimbursable through Medicare or Medicaid and often aren’t covered by insurance. Therapeutic Systems, an Amherst, MA–based startup, hopes its Vayu deep-pressure therapy vest will achieve what... (Read Full Article)

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Start-up advances to money round - BostonHerald.com

Explore Home - BostonHerald.com (Oct 19 2011) Life Sciences , Medical Devices

...us to reach out to doctors and other caregivers of kids with autism and bring them into the process with us.” Therapeutic Systems hopes to get Food and Drug Administration approval of its vest as the first insurance-reim... (Read Full Article)

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Raising money and scraping by - BostonHerald.com

Explore Home - BostonHerald.com (Jul 9 2011) Entrepreneurship , Life Sciences , Medical Devices

...urces to convert years of research into a growth business, but sustaining their personal lives. Amherst-based Therapeutic Systems — which in May launched its wearable Vayu vest that’s designed to help soothe autistic chi... (Read Full Article)

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MassChallenge finalist pumped up by autism vest

Explore Home - BostonHerald.com (Jul 7 2011) Entrepreneurship , Life Sciences , Medical Devices

...vention” vein. “I’ve even heard of parents using a five-pound bag of rice with a cover over it,” Mullen said. Therapeutic Systems has launched a partnership program that enables sponsors to donate Vayu vests to nonprofit... (Read Full Article)

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Theraputic Systems of Amherst designs special vest designed to sooth autistic children

Explore masslive.com (May 15 2011) Entrepreneurship , Manufacturing , Medical Devices

...evelopers, Brian Mullen and business partner Chris Leidel, both graduated from UMass in 2009. Their company, Therapeutic Systems, is based at the Amherst Center for Entrepreneurship at 196 Pleasant St., an incubator for... (Read Full Article)

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