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PathFree Technologies is a MedTech company focused on saving lives during in-hospital cardiac emergencies. Our flagship product, AiMediQ™ powered by datasyteAI™, is an intelligent Code Blue system that unifies a modern crash cart with real-time, AI-guided support to help care teams act with speed, precision, and confidence. We partner with leading clinicians, engineers, and hospital operators to design solutions that are intuitive, secure, and interoperable. Beyond devices, we provide training, maintenance, and responsive support so teams can perform at their best when every second counts. Our commitment: clinical rigor, data privacy, and continuous improvement—because reliability in emergencies isn’t optional.
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19800 MacArthur Blvd. Unit 300, 92612, Irvine, United States
- 9499033788
- info@pathfree.com
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