Archeon, a pioneering French healthcare technology company, is thrilled to announce the establishment of a subsidiary in the United States. This strategic move reinforces its commitment to the North American market, enabling enhanced support for a growing customer base and accelerating the adoption of its life-saving technologies.
Transforming emergency care with EOlife
Building on the remarkable success of its groundbreaking ventilation feedback device, EOlife, in the United States—which accounts for 60% of its total revenue in 2024—Archeon establishes a local presence in this key market. EOlife has revolutionized the field of manual ventilation by offering a more efficient and personalized approach to patient care. By providing accurate, real-time measurements of delivered tidal volume, EOlife has transformed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), setting a new standard for airway management.
“The United States is a pivotal market for Archeon. We are poised to accelerate the adoption of our innovative solutions and further improve patient care. EOlife has already made a significant impact on patient care in the US. With our expanded presence, we aim to build on this success and continue to revolutionize the field of manual ventilation.”
Trusted by leading healthcare institutions
FDA-approved in 2023, EOlife has already gained the trust of several major healthcare players, including John Hopkins EMS Services (Howard County), Palo Alto Fire Department, Stanford’s Children Hospital, Palo Alto, CA, Rush University Hospital, IL and many more. This endorsement has strengthened our conviction in expanding our market presence.
A commitment to excellence
By establishing a stronger local presence, Archeon solidifies its position as a leader in innovative ventilation solutions. This aligns with its ongoing commitment to supporting educational initiatives such as the Manual Ventilation Academy led by Bob Page, or the Difficult Airway Course, empowering healthcare professionals with skills and knowledge to deliver exceptional care and improve patient outcomes.
