
Shockwave Medical
Shockwave Medical makes intravascular lithotripsy medical devices that help physicians treat calcified cardiovascular disease.
- Acquired, subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson
- Santa Clara, CA, USUnited States
Shockwave Medical was founded on the idea that lithotripsy, a trusted technology used to break kidney stones, could be adapted into a catheter-based treatment that cracks calcified lesions in cardiovascular disease. Its business centers on the Shockwave IVL platform for coronary artery disease and peripheral artery disease, which uses sonic pressure waves to disrupt calcified plaque and restore blood flow.
Shockwave's competitive position rests on the first and only commercially available IVL platform for coronary artery disease and peripheral artery disease, differentiating its balloons from conventional angioplasty by adding lithotripsy sound waves that crack calcium lesions, often alongside stenting. It collaborates with physician partners, gathering real-world feedback on its current and future technologies.
Quick Facts
Who are Shockwave Medical's competitors?
Companies similar to Shockwave Medical include FastWave Medical, MiRus, GE Healthcare and Bausch & Lomb.
When was Shockwave Medical founded?
Shockwave Medical was founded in 2009.
Where is Shockwave Medical's headquarters located?
Shockwave Medical's headquarters is located in Santa Clara, CA, US.
How much disclosed funding has Shockwave Medical raised?
As of Apr 5, 2024, Shockwave Medical has disclosed funding of $148M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
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- Shockwave Medical, Inc.
- Headquarters
- 5403 Betsy Ross Drive
- Santa Clara, CA, 95054
- US




















