COMPANY
Avenue builds device-centered tools that connect GuideTags, IFUs, forms, photos, workflow evidence, training, and readiness records across the device lifecycle.
Avenue at a glance
Healthcare device knowledge connected to device identity, workflows, and readiness evidence.
SPD, OR, vendor, manufacturer, repair, and education workflows
GuideTags, IFUs, forms, and readiness evidence
Patent-pending GuideTag and device-record architecture
Private by default, connected when ready
Device knowledge is often scattered across PDFs, local names, handwritten notes, vendor conversations, and experience that leaves when people leave. Avenue connects that knowledge to the device, the workflow, and the teams responsible for readiness.
IFUs, manuals, photos, policies, local names, and vendor context often live in different places.
Teams need forms, inspections, repairs, handoffs, and return-to-service context tied to the device.
Avenue gives device work a persistent record so teams can start private and connect when ready.
BUILT BY OPERATORS
Avenue combines healthcare, engineering, software, and operations experience to build practical tools for teams working around medical devices.
Co-Founder & CEO
Heather leads Avenue's healthcare strategy, partnerships, and commercialization, grounding product direction in healthcare operations.
Co-Founder & CTO
Matthew leads Avenue's engineering, software architecture, and product and technology execution, informed by a background in robotics and mechatronics.
Engineering Fellow, Mechatronics & Electrical Systems
Samuel is a mechatronic engineer currently studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He supports Avenue's hardware, device-workflow, and physical-digital systems thinking around GuideTags and device-centered readiness.
Avenue is strengthened by mentors, operators, and partners who understand healthcare, industrial products, software, and commercialization.
Operator perspective
Shaped by people who understand hospital workflows, device work, and readiness pressure.
Product perspective
Developing physical and digital tools together: GuideTags, device records, forms, and workflow evidence.
Commercialization perspective
Input from software builders, accelerator programs, and commercialization mentors.
Ecosystem support
Avenue is part of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center in Nashville, Tennessee, with mentor support across healthcare, technology, operations, and go-to-market execution.
Avenue lists public partners, advisors, and supporters only when approved for public use.
Avenue centers device readiness, workflow evidence, healthcare operations, and permission-based collaboration.
Healthcare teams can keep device records and workflow evidence inside one organization, then connect authorized partners when permissions allow.
Avenue keeps device readiness, source-linked knowledge, and workflow evidence centered on healthcare operations.
Avenue's patent-pending GuideTag architecture supports a device-centered record for knowledge, workflow evidence, and readiness context.
Patent-pending language refers to pending applications and does not imply granted patents.
Learn how Avenue can help connect device identity, IFUs, forms, readiness evidence, education, and manufacturer-approved resources.