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Pression’s Wave PROTM is redefining how external counterpulsation is delivered: mobile in the clinical space , validated, and scalable. A turnkey solution with little competition around a large unmet need in a growing market.
Founded by Adam Salamon in 2019, Pression operates with an agile team with deep experience in engineering, commercialization and company building. Under his leadership, Pression unites experts in medical-device design, regulatory strategy, and commercialization to make heart-health technology truly accessible.
To deliver a non-invasive, quiet, comfortable, and affordable therapy for individuals suffering from drug-refractory chronic stable angina without revascularization options, while also enhancing circulation and VO₂ in healthy adults seeking better vascular performance. Our mission is to extend access to advanced heart care, improving quality of life through innovation in cardiovascular wellness.
Clinical proof
Equivalent performance to legacy systems demonstrated in the WaveCRESST trial1
Scalable platform
Architecture adaptable for future indications beyond angina, including vascular conditioning and wellness applications.
Regulatory readiness
510(k) cleared1
Commercial readiness
All pre-manufacturing processes are complete, supported by multiple Letters of Intent (LOIs) totaling a pipeline equivalent to ~$10 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
Go-to-market readiness
Dedicated sales team with extensive network and industry experience, and a robust sales pipeline positioning Pression for immediate market launch.
Patents with Coronary Artery Disease7
Patients Eligible for ECP Treatment8
Annual Costs of Chronic Stable Angina (CSA) Treatments9
Originally developed in the 1960s, external counterpulsation (ECP) showed early promise as a non-invasive therapy for angina. However, the technology saw little evolution, and early systems remained large, cumbersome, and rooted in their original full-lower body design.
Despite efforts to expand beyond its original U.S. clearance in the 2000s, ECP therapy remained largely confined to niche clinical use.. Systems remained bulky, immobile, and operationally demanding—requiring dedicated rooms, multiple staff touchpoints, and rigid workflows. With minimal engineering progress and high capital barriers, ECP stayed concentrated in specialized centers rather than integrating into everyday cardiovascular practice.
Today’s care environments require simpler, more accessible, and more scalable solutions. Wave PRO answers that need—not as another legacy ECP device, but as a smart gated compression platform designed for modern clinical workflows and future expandability. While our focus begins in cardiovascular care, the underlying architecture supports exploration in areas such as critical care hemodynamics, fluid responsiveness, diabetic wound healing, peripheral artery disease, and even sports performance and recovery. These are not current markets, but they reflect a platform with far broader potential than legacy ECP ever envisioned.
Be part of the next generation of accessible cardiovascular innovation.
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Former Deputy Chief Scientist at Lockheed Martin, Adam Salamon brings deep expertise in electrical and mechanical engineering and R&D to medical-device innovation. He led Pression from concept through FDA 510(k) clearance and clinical validation of the Wave PRO system. His leadership blends technical rigor with capital efficiency, positioning Pression for near-term commercialization and longer term goals of further expansion of non-invasive cardiac therapy.
Alain Van Loo brings over 25 years of global business, investment, and life-sciences experience to Pression’s leadership team. Having worked across therapeutics, medical devices, and diagnostics, he combines financial discipline with deep life science operational expertise. At Pression, Alain leads strategic operations, finance, and go-to-market execution — leveraging his background in capital investment, portfolio management, and company-building to accelerate Wave PRO’s adoption and scale. His focus ensures sustainable growth, operational efficiency, and long-term value creation for both patients and investors.
Julie Broderick is a medical device regulatory and clinical consultant located in the Boston area. She has over 25 years of experience, focused on US, EU and Canada, in all classes of medical devices in diagnostic and therapeutic areas including interventional cardiology, cardiac electrophysiology, structural heart disease, orthopedics, metabolic disease, respiratory medicine, neurological and cardiovascular monitoring, diagnostic imaging, pain management, neuromodulation, aesthetic medicine and others. Her experience spans the entire medical device lifecycle. Prior, she served at the VP level at Kensey Nash Corporation, Walnut Technologies, Anika Therapeutics, C. R. Bard Electrophysiology Division and Boston Scientific Electrophysiology Division. She maintained Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) from the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) through 2024.
Troy Rosser brings 39 years of accomplished experience in healthcare and health technology, including 32 years in sales leadership and over 20 years in executive roles. As an executive sales leader, Troy has a proven record of driving customer satisfaction and recurring revenue growth by delivering value through assisting customers with enhancing care quality and efficiency. He played a pivotal role in the commercialization of an FDA-cleared medical device following 510(k) clearance, at CPSI, where he also led global sales teams through strategic acquisitions and sustained expansion. Known for building high-performing teams and executive relationships, Troy now serves as Chief Growth Officer of Pression, focused on scaling market access and accelerating commercial growth.