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In North America alone, heart failure kills more than one person every minute.
Unmet need
There are currently 30 million people with heart failure, resulting
in a global healthcare spending of $180B.
of these patients suffer from advance heart failure.
That 10% requires spendings equivalent to 80% of the global cost for heart failure, i.e., $144B.
Current treatments are not optimal
While great improvements in chronic heart failure therapy have been achieved in the last decade, mortality and readmission rates have seen a limited impact. Current hemodynamic support options are extremely costly and require open heart surgery, making them a rarely offered solution.
600,000
patients need a new heart
in North America alone.
2%
receive a heart transplant or pump; increasing 2-year survival rate from 40% (with medical management only) to 70% (with heart support)
98%
undergo medical management despite a 50% mortality rate within the 1st year
What is heart failure ?
Heart failure is a very common chronic condition where the heart is no longer able to pump blood efficiently.
Patients with heart failure are very fragile and prone to acute decompensation of their condition leading to repeated hospital readmissions. Heart failure is irreversible and eventually becomes refractive to medical therapy.
Advanced heart failure patients generally lead a very limited life by shortness of breath, which can be manifested during exercise and at rest.
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