Bright Uro
Bright Uro is a medical device company whose Glean Urodynamics System performs wireless, catheter-free urodynamics.
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Bright Uro is a medical device company whose Glean Urodynamics System performs wireless, catheter-free urodynamics.
brighturo.comCrawled Oct 15, 2026
The company offers customer service and products for urodynamics, with a focus on patient respect.
Glean provides an environment for collecting diagnostic and monitoring data without catheters or forced bladder filling or emptying.
Bright Uro’s privacy policy explains how the company protects and uses information gathered through its services and website.
Bright Uro adds Joseph DeVivo and Ted Lamson, Ph.D., to its board, leveraging their combined decades of experience in medical device leadership and urology device commercialization. Both executives bring expertise in digital health innovation and medtech strategy to support the company’s growth. Their appointments aim to strengthen Bright Uro’s strategic direction in urological solutions.
Sep 2026PR NewswireNews article
Bright Uro secures FDA clearance for its **Glean abdominal sensor**, a wireless, catheter-free device for multi-channel urodynamics. The sensor enables non-invasive monitoring of bladder and pelvic floor function, addressing gaps in traditional diagnostic methods. This approval expands access to advanced urological diagnostics for patients and clinicians.
May 2026PR NewswireNews article
Bright Uro introduces the Glean patient registry, a real-world data platform capturing clinical insights from patients with bladder dysfunction. The initiative aims to build a foundation for developing AI and machine learning algorithms in urodynamics. This registry aggregates patient data to improve diagnostic and treatment approaches in the field.
Apr 2026PR NewswireNews article
Bright Uro secures FDA clearance for its **Glean™ Urodynamics System**, a patient-developed solution designed to enhance patient comfort, improve data accuracy, and simplify use in urodynamic testing. The system targets clinical workflows where traditional urodynamics face limitations in patient tolerance and measurement precision. Development was driven by direct patient feedback to address common pain points in diagnostic procedures.
Apr 2025MedTech InnovatorNews article