Stealth Mode — Launching Mid 2027

The Future of
Interventional
Radiology Is Here

Coast Medical Innovations is reimagining the drainage catheter — a patent-pending device engineered to deliver significantly improved throughput, reduce failure rates, and lower costs for patients, clinicians, and supply chain across the full continuum of care.

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IR-7.4.2ΔT: 0.003msRES: 0.12mm DEPTH: 18.4cmGAIN: AUTOMODE: B+CF
Mid 2027
Commercial Launch
4 Core
Breakthrough Improvements
$1.2B
Addressable Market
First-in-Class
Platform Technology

Patent-Pending Innovation

Reimagining Drainage Across the Continuum of Care

Drainage catheters are among the most commonly placed devices in Interventional Radiology — yet the fundamental design has remained largely unchanged for decades. Failure rates remain stubbornly high, occlusion and dislodgement are routine, and the associated costs burden hospitals and patients alike. The Coriolis Catheter is a novel, patent-pending device that directly addresses each of these failures through a breakthrough approach to catheter design — without requiring any change to existing clinical workflows.

Patent Pending — USPTO Application Filed

Our core technology is protected by a pending utility patent covering the novel system architecture, device design, and methods underlying our drainage platform — establishing durable IP exclusivity across all primary clinical applications.

The Drainage Continuum

01
Image-Guided
Placement
IR Suite / CT / US
02
Inpatient
Monitoring
ICU / Step-Down
03
Transition
to Ambulatory
SNF / Rehab
04
Home-Based
Management
Remote / Patient-Led
A single platform follows the patient — from procedure to recovery
Dramatically Reduced Dislodgement
Dislodgement affects up to 30% of placed catheters despite existing locking mechanisms. The Coriolis design reduces risk of dislodgement by approximately 60%, acting as its own retention mechanism — with the locking system serving as a reliable backup rather than the primary safeguard.
Eliminated Occlusion
Occlusion rates for conventional catheters range from 14% to 40%. The Coriolis design eliminates both tissue and particulate blockage — delivering long-term patency and dramatically fewer unplanned interventions for patients and clinical teams.
Continuous Output Monitoring
Drainage output is easily visualized and quantified at a glance — giving clinicians, patients, and care teams immediate clarity without complex interpretation or additional equipment.
No New Workflow Required
The Coriolis Catheter integrates seamlessly into existing IR, CT, and Ultrasound procedures. Intuitive by design, it requires no retraining — enabling rapid clinical adoption across hospital departments, OBLs, and ambulatory surgery centers.

Clinical Applications

Engineered for the Highest-Volume Drainage Settings

The Coriolis Catheter is designed for the beachhead market of hospital radiology departments — with a phased expansion across all major drainage indications.

Interventional Radiology

The primary beachhead for the Coriolis Catheter. IR departments perform 100–120 drainage procedures per month on average — each one a candidate for improved retention, patency, and throughput with our novel design.

CT-Guided Drainage

All-purpose drains, nephrostomy, and biliary procedures guided under CT are core Phase 1 applications. The Coriolis Catheter is scaleable across the 8F–12F range used in these high-volume procedures.

Ultrasound-Guided Procedures

Ultrasound-guided centesis and drainage are addressed in Phase 2, with the Coriolis design refined for the unique requirements of these procedures — expanding access across OBLs and ambulatory surgery centers.

Development Roadmap

Milestones Toward a Market-Defining Launch

2023 — 2024

Foundational Research & IP Development

Core platform architecture established. Key patents filed. Founding team assembled from top medical imaging and device engineering programs.

2025

Bench Studies, Field Validation & Market Commitment

Bench studies and field prototype validation completed. Letters of Intent secured from over 30 top U.S. health systems, institutions, clinicians, and physicians — all prior to design freeze.

2026

Design Freeze, Manufacturing & Regulatory Filing

Design freeze complete. Manufacturing verification and feasibility underway. FDA registration filing completed for Phase 1 product lines. Initial inventory order placed.

Mid 2027

Commercial Launch

Full-scale national market launch with complete coverage. Initial deployments across hospital radiology departments, OBLs, and ASCs. International expansion planning underway.

The Opportunity

"The drainage catheter market is large, underserved, and desperate for a better solution. Every competitor uses the same failed design."

$1.25B
Total Available Market
$94M
Obtainable Market
100+
Procedures / Month / Hospital
30+
LOIs Signed Pre-Launch

Why Invest

Built for Institutional Return

Coast Medical Innovations offers a rare combination of defensible IP, a large and underserved market, and a leadership team with deep domain expertise in the exact market we are entering.

01 / DIFFERENTIATION

First-in-Class Device

Every current competitor uses the same fundamental pigtail design that is widely acknowledged to fail. The Coriolis Catheter is the first novel drainage device to address all three primary failure modes — simultaneously.

02 / MOAT

Deep IP Protection

A pending utility patent covers the novel architecture, device design, and clinical methods of the Coriolis platform — establishing durable exclusivity across all primary drainage applications and future product extensions.

03 / TEAM

Proven Market Expertise

The leadership team previously grew non-differentiated products in this identical market from $7M to $20M+ in under five years, with distribution established across 46 countries — now returning with a true technological advantage.

04 / MARKET

$1.2B Addressable Market

The drainage catheter market is large, recurring, and growing. Hospitals are actively seeking cost-saving solutions — and the Coriolis Catheter delivers estimated savings of $360,000–$500,000 per hospital per year.

05 / REGULATORY

FDA Class I Exempt

Phase 1 and Phase 2 product launches are FDA Class I Exempt, eliminating premarket submission requirements and enabling a fast, low-risk path to market. Groundwork and documentation for FDA Class II products has already been completed.

06 / RETURNS

Compelling Return Profile

Initial investment targeted to be fully returned through quarterly distributions by end of 2029, with the company projecting profitability in 2027. Five-year projected ROI of 290% without requiring an exit event.

Get In Touch

Connect With Our Team

Whether you're an accredited investor, a healthcare system leader, or a potential clinical partner — we'd welcome a confidential conversation about what we're building.

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