CE-marked multi-organ support device for intensive care
ADVITOS manufactures a patented medical device that simultaneously supports liver, lung, and kidney function in ICU patients—the only integrated multi-organ therapy of its kind. The company is scaling rapidly from a 20-hospital footprint in Germany toward international expansion, with support and healthcare staff comprising two-thirds of active hiring. The pain-point list reveals a classical MedTech bottleneck: clinical adoption is constrained by training burden, clinician-technologist alignment gaps, and deployment complexity—not by the technology itself.
ADVITOS develops the ADVOS system, a CE-marked and internationally patented medical device that provides simultaneous support to the liver, lungs, and kidneys in critically ill patients. The device eliminates water-soluble and protein-bound toxins while managing CO2 removal and acid-base balance through individual patient pH correction. Currently deployed across 20 leading university hospitals in Germany, ADVOS is expanding into international markets. The company operates with support-driven and clinician-facing operations, funded in part through EU Horizon 2020 grants.
ADVOS is a CE-marked, patented multi-organ support device that simultaneously supports liver, lung, and kidney function in ICU patients. It eliminates water-soluble toxins via kidney filtration, protein-bound toxins via liver and kidney support, and CO2 via lung support, while enabling patient-individual blood pH correction.
ADVOS is currently used in intensive care units at 20 leading university hospitals throughout Germany and is actively expanding into international markets.
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