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the solution to manual pulse palpation to save lives

Be first in line for Pulse Tile™

Pulse Tile™ is in development, but you can register now to be first when pre-orders open. No payment required, just your interest. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, first-aider, or someone who wants to be prepared, your registration helps bring life-saving innovation to market and shows demand for better cardiac care.

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Every year thousands of people suffer from cardiac arrest and the chances of survival are low. That's why Pulse Tile is needed.

Pulse Tile is a pulse sensing device that is designed to inform the rescuer if there is a pulse and indicate if CPR is needed. Pulse Tile aims to remove the barriers and challenges that healthcare professionals face, allowing for faster and more accurate treatment of cardiac arrest and better patient outcomes.

pulsatile Innovations team

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Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Elleesha King

Elleesha has been an ambulance paramedic and registered nurse for over ten years. She is passionate about improving patient outcomes, with a particular interest in cardiac arrest. With her strong entrepreneurial mindset and extensive experience in health care, in addition to Pulse Tile, Elleesha has come up with other innovative solutions to everyday challenges healthcare professionals face, particularly in emergency situations.

Chief of Operations

Rayna Berg

Rayna has a background in public health and has been focusing on primary prevention, community engagement and addressing health gaps through a whole-of-systems approach. She is passionate about improving population health outcomes and contributing to preventing unnecessary disease and illness.

Chief Technology Officer

Professor Paul Stoddart

Paul is an experienced biomedical engineer and innovator with extensive R&D experience in biomedical instrumentation, biophonics, and signal processing. He is an inventor on 15 patents and has a strong commitment to research translation, having been associated with two successful startups previously.

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