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The only video laryngoscope with lens-clearing tech, disposable blades, a free app & no batteries

27/01/2026

We’ll be at Booth 406 for National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP)

We built a video laryngoscope that automatically records every intubation and uploads to HIPAA-compliant cloud storage for QA review. No extra monitors, no batteries, just plug into any smart device.

It’s truly plug and intubate.

We keep hearing the same thing from medical directors: they’re managing airways they can’t actually see. They’re reviewing paperwork weeks after calls, trying to coach based on documentation alone. Our system lets you watch intubations same-day. Track first-pass success with real data. Turn QA from auditing into actual coaching.

Founded by an ER doc and former Combat Medic who got tired of airway management happening in the dark.

Come talk to us about what’s working (or not working) in your department.

See you there.

January 26-31 | JW Marriott Tampa Water Street | Tampa, Florida

22/01/2026

Where we’ll be next:

Somerset, KY - Rural Healthcare Symposium (Jan 23-24)

Tampa, FL - NAEMSP (Jan 25-31)

Two conferences. Same mission: making video laryngoscopy accessible to every provider who needs it.

See you there!

18/12/2025

IntuBlade in Colombia 🇨🇴

Centro de Telemedicina de Colombia (CTMC) has spent 20 years serving underserved communities through telemedicine. We’re grateful they’re bringing IntuBlade to their training programs.

Accessible technology meets telemedicine expertise.

Together, we’re exploring what’s possible.

More soon.

08/12/2025

‘Your hands are tied a lot of times when it comes to the 911 care pathway. You treat and transport or you refuse.’

felt it for years.

10 years in EMS: volunteer fire, urban ground ambulance, rural critical access hospitals, eventually becoming EMS Chief. And she kept hitting the same wall: paramedicine is siloed.

Then she discovered Mobile Integrated Health.

‘At that point it was pretty new, pretty progressive. There wasn’t a whole lot of people doing it.’

So she drafted a proposal. Waited for the right moment. And when she moved to a rural critical access hospital in Iowa, she pitched it to hospital administration.

‘They hooked on. They loved the idea. It kind of came at the perfect time for them when they realized that they were going to have a lot more responsibility for taking care of patients the full care continuum.’

High-risk readmissions. High ER utilizers. The hospital was facing penalties if they couldn’t keep these patients healthy.

MIH became the solution.

‘We went into program development for six months and then we’ve been going full board since then and it’s more or less proved value and worth tenfold.’

Follow - she’s challenging norms, elevating care, and showing what’s possible when paramedicine meets purpose.

This is IntuBlade Chats: a field-first conversation series with

01/12/2025

November: coast to coast demos with EMS agencies, field trials beginning with air medical teams, partnerships and celebrations with , .co , , and hundreds of conversations with paramedics and first responders about what’s working and what’s not in airway management.

IntuBlade exists because our founder saw the gap between what providers need and what the industry was giving them. As a Combat Medic and ER physician, he knew equipment had to work in the chaos—in moving rigs, in the dark, when batteries fail and lenses fog. He also knew that accessible documentation could be the difference in QA/QI and patient outcomes.

This month reminded us why we do this work. Instructors are incorporating IntuBlade into their training programs because it’s changing how their students learn. Providers are reaching out after using it in the field—on codes, in challenging conditions—to tell us the design details matter: the ergonomics, the camera flush, the larger screen, and the auto upload documentation.

We’re here because we care about the work you do and the patients who depend on you.

Thank you for the tough questions, the honest feedback, and for trusting us with your most critical calls. We’re just getting started.

28/11/2025

Patent #4: Issued

Four years back and forth with the USPTO on this one. Significantly expands our IP claims and protects the innovations that make IntuBlade’s complete airway ecosystem possible.

We’re not just building a device—we’re building an ecosystem that changes how emergency medicine manages airways. For the agencies evaluating IntuBlade: this is proof you’re investing in genuine innovation, not hype.

Four patents. One mission.

19/11/2025

Our team spent time this week with air medical crews who manage critical airways in helicopters—in turbulence, in confined spaces, where every ounce of weight matters and there’s no room for equipment failure.

Flight medics need tools they can trust when a patient’s life depends on securing an airway at 1,000 feet. They need devices that work the first time, every time, without adding bulk or complexity to an already intense situation.

These conversations remind us we’re solving problems that matter.

Grateful for the opportunity to support teams doing this critical work.

11/11/2025

250 years of adapting, overcoming, and leading the fight.

Happy Birthday, Marines.

Semper Fi from the IntuBlade team.

30/10/2025

“How long does it take to start using IntuBlade?

One plug. That’s it.

No charging. No setup. No waiting. Just plug into your iPhone and you’re visualizing the airway.

Single-use means it’s always ready when your patient needs it.

📱 Plug in
👀 See
✅ Intubate

28/10/2025

To any first responders or medical teams deploying for Hurricane Melissa relief in the Caribbean:

We have Gen 1 IntuBlade units available to support your efforts. No cost, no strings attached.

Some of our own team members are preparing to respond, and we know airway management in disaster conditions is critical.

If you’re deploying and could use video laryngoscopy capability, reach out. If you know teams deploying, please share this post to help us reach them.

DM us or email us contact@intublade.com

27/10/2025

“I didn’t have to do anything to my phone. I just put the app on, plugged in the laryngoscope, and immediately had a picture.”
— Aaron Asay, DMSc, PA-C, FIBODMExecutive Director of | Specialist in austere and disaster medicine

When you’re managing a critical airway, you don’t have time for equipment that needs to boot up, cameras that need to “warm up,” or touch screens that won’t respond to gloves.

IntuBlade’s approach: download the app once. That’s it. From then on, it’s plug-and-go every time.

How it works:High-definition CMOS camera with integrated LED lighting in the blade, powered entirely through USB-C. Streams instantly to your device for live view and automatic recording—no battery, no boot time, no charging station.

While other devices are still booting up, you’re already visualizing the airway.

Real providers. Real feedback. Real difference in the field.

24/10/2025

If your VL costs more than the rig it’s in, we need to talk.
Booth 1823 at | Last day. Let’s fix this.

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