You want to get your products to market as quickly as possible, but to do that you need to ensure compliance with the strict regulations that apply to the entire medical device industry. Failure to do so could put your business and, more importantly, your end users at risk. Even for the most established medical device manufacturers, navigating the murky waters of regulatory requirements and knowing what requirements your device is subject to can be daunting.
Sterling
Medical Devices has FDA medical device regulatory compliance consultants to
help you achieve regulatory, quality, and clinical compliance with
country-specific requirements. Our FDA compliance consultant have the latest
requirements and lead all clinical and regulatory program management activities
so you don't have to.
More specifically, it does the
following:
Develops and
implements clinical and regulatory plans, summaries, and protocols.
Conducting
pre-submission meetings.
Create regulatory
packages that align with your organization's goals and ensure compliance.
Submit submissions to FDA Authorities.
With
extensive expertise interpreting local requirements around the world, our FDA
regulatory consultants provide global regulatory strategy and compliance
support, including:
U.S.
Premarket Applications (510,000), using 513g classification, Premarket Approval
(PMA), De Novo Petitions and Emergency Approvals, Investigational Device
Exemptions (IDE), and UDI services. We also interact with local agent services
and investigation committees on your behalf.
EU technical
file preparation and submission, CE marking and approval, CER preparation and
update, EU MDR consultation, gap analysis, post-marketing clinical follow-up
(PMCF) plan and report, periodic safety update report (PSUR) and Mail-in Market
Safety Report (PMSR). The number of applications by country in emerging markets
was 4,444.
Clinical Protocol and Research
Development.
Keys to
Success in the Digital Health/Mobile Medical Device Market: Experienced
Partners
Digital
health, including mobile medical devices and applications, improves healthcare
outcomes and efficiency for patients, healthcare providers, health systems, and
payers. It offers a real opportunity to improve. It is increasing all over the
world.
5 Mistakes Startups Make in Medical
Technology
Startups are
the lifeblood of innovation in medical technology. If a university doesn't look
for a way to solve a pressing health problem, or if a doctor with experience in
a particular field doesn't come up with the idea of developing a prototype
medical device that can help patients, lives could be lost. There will be
future technology that will save us. is not required. But without help, the
long and arduous path through the FDA application process to market approval
can be lengthy and costly. Since 1998, Sterling Medical Devices has helped
start-up companies through the FDA approval process without their applications
being denied.

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