ivWatch, LLC

ivWatch, LLC Our mission is bold and clear: STOP IV HARM. Continuous monitors exist to keep track of patients’ heart, blood oxygen levels and pulse rates.

ivWatch is redefining IV therapy safety with the only FDA-cleared and CE-marked medical device in the world designed to detect IV infiltrations and extravasations early, before they cause patient harm. ivWatch, LLC is a medical device company focused on improving the safety and effectiveness of intravenous (IV) therapy. IV therapy is a basic yet critical component of care in hospital and outpatien

t settings, but it has a high failure rate. Until now, no technology has been available to continuously monitor the health of a patient’s IV site, and whether drugs or fluids are being delivered through the vein or leaking into the tissue. The ivWatch Model 400 is a FDA-cleared device to help clinicians monitor the status of a patient’s IV to aid in the early detection of peripheral IV infiltrations and extravasations. Through the use of non-invasive sensor technology, the ivWatch Model 400 can help reduce potentially serious medication dosing errors and associated patient harm from infiltration events. A continuously monitored peripheral IV also offers an alternative to more intrusive vascular access devices when medically indicated. Use of these devices has increased, but can also pose significant risk of harm to patients and greater cost and liability for hospitals. ivWatch has the potential to transform IV therapy by improving patient care and safety, and offering health care providers a much-needed, reliable and cost-effective solution for continuously monitoring peripheral IVs.

Severe infiltration injuries are preventable—and costly. Our advanced sensor delivers real-time optical monitoring at 5 ...
09/04/2026

Severe infiltration injuries are preventable—and costly.

Our advanced sensor delivers real-time optical monitoring at 5 readings per second, giving your team the power to detect an infiltration before damage occurs.

From the NICU to the OR, this is the clinical oversight your hospital needs to reduce harm, avoid litigation, and lead in patient safety innovation.

Invest in technology that safeguards both patients and reputation.

What if the treatment that is supposed to help patients, harms them? Iron delivery comes in two forms - oral and intrave...
09/01/2026

What if the treatment that is supposed to help patients, harms them?

Iron delivery comes in two forms - oral and intravenous. Many patients with iron-deficiency anemia opt for IV iron infusion treatments as they are more effective and tolerable than taking iron orally.

However, there are life-altering risks to patients if the iron leaks into the tissue:
• IV Iron infusions are administered rapidly, so extravasation symptoms are hard to detect before an injury occurs.
• Iron infiltrations leave a permanent orange staining on the skin.
• There is no treatment for IV iron injuries, the impact lasts a lifetime.

This is a warning to utilize extravasation detection technology and to be vigilant in monitoring IV iron infusions.

Learn more from this study: https://www.ivwatch.com/2024/11/26/british-journal-of-nursing-study-ivwatch-technology-demonstrates-dramatic-reduction-of-iv-injuries-resulting-in-improved-patient-safety-and-positive-financial-impact/

Real progress in patient safety starts with education. By equipping clinicians with the knowledge and resources they nee...
08/31/2026

Real progress in patient safety starts with education.

By equipping clinicians with the knowledge and resources they need, healthcare organizations can build confidence, strengthen workflows, and support better outcomes for patients.

Thankful for the opportunity to partner with dedicated clinical teams committed to continuous improvement.

You can't improve what you don't measure.When was the last time your organization looked closely at peripheral IV infilt...
08/25/2026

You can't improve what you don't measure.

When was the last time your organization looked closely at peripheral IV infiltrations and extravasations?

For many health systems, these events are underreported, inconsistently tracked, and difficult to see at the enterprise level. Yet they can impact patient outcomes, nursing workload, operational efficiency, and organizational risk.

Our latest article outlines the questions healthcare leaders should be asking to uncover hidden IV safety risks and drive meaningful improvement.

Read the article:
https://www.ivwatch.com/2026/08/14/what-every-hospital-executive-should-know-about-iv-infiltration/

At Spire Thames Valley Hospital, ivWatch supports clinical teams with more than just technology—it supports enhanced cli...
08/25/2026

At Spire Thames Valley Hospital, ivWatch supports clinical teams with more than just technology—it supports enhanced clinical care.

Working alongside care teams, the focus is on helping hospitals explore and effectively integrate advanced IV monitoring approaches in a way that fits real-world workflows.

This means going beyond the tool itself:
-Practical education grounded in clinical efficacy and reality
-Training designed to build confidence—not complexity
-Ongoing support that reinforces consistent practice

The goal is simple: ensure innovation is understood, adopted, and used the right way—so it can truly make a difference.

Because in healthcare, impact doesn’t come from introducing technology alone… it comes from how well it’s embedded into the everyday standard of care.

IV infiltration injuries in neonates can develop silently—and escalate quickly. That’s why real-time 24/7 monitoring mat...
08/24/2026

IV infiltration injuries in neonates can develop silently—and escalate quickly. That’s why real-time 24/7 monitoring matters.

A new BMJ-published study showed that the use of ivWatch optical sensor technology significantly reduced the severity of peripheral IV infiltrations and extravasations (PIVIE) in NICU patients.

In fact, severe PIVIE cases plunged 93% when ivWatch was added to standard care.

ivWatch monitors IV sites for fluid leaking before visible signs appear—allowing clinicians to act fast and prevent harm.

Extravasations are inevitable, but severe IV injuries are preventable. Traditionally, the standard of care is to wait an...
08/12/2026

Extravasations are inevitable, but severe IV injuries are preventable.

Traditionally, the standard of care is to wait and see the injury before taking action. But what if you could proactively identify extravasation injuries before they cause patient harm? Would you?

Let us show you how easily our technology can be integrated into your clinical workflow to help you stay ahead of these potential issues.

Explore our technology in the following ways:
• Watch our “How it Works” video
• Schedule a LIVE virtual demonstration
• Request an in-person demo, and our team will come to you

Request your demo: https://www.ivwatch.com/request-a-demo/

Stop gambling with your IVs.Undetected IV extravasations are a major malpractice risk for all clinical facilities. The t...
08/12/2026

Stop gambling with your IVs.

Undetected IV extravasations are a major malpractice risk for all clinical facilities. The truth is patient harm due to infiltrations are difficult to defend and lucrative payouts are being awarded to harmed patients.

The only way to mitigate these risks is through continuous patient monitoring technology.

Don't jeopardize your patient care and your reputation.

Read more: https://www.clinician.com/articles/iv-failures-becoming-major-malpractice-risk

A functioning IV doesn’t always mean a safe IV.In oncology, vesicant extravasation often begins with small, subclinical ...
08/05/2026

A functioning IV doesn’t always mean a safe IV.

In oncology, vesicant extravasation often begins with small, subclinical leakage that can occur even when blood return and flushing are present. By the time visible signs appear, tissue injury may already be underway.

Continuous IV site monitoring offers a proactive approach—helping clinicians identify infiltration earlier, intervene sooner, and reduce the risk of serious complications that can impact both patient outcomes and treatment continuity.

Read how real-time monitoring is helping close the gap between infiltration onset and clinical detection in oncology care: https://www.ivwatch.com/2026/08/03/managing-vesicant-risk-during-oncology-and-sact-infusions-the-role-of-continuous-iv-site-monitoring/

Roland VanRens recognizes the importance and momentum behind our groundbreaking technology that detects extravasations e...
08/04/2026

Roland VanRens recognizes the importance and momentum behind our groundbreaking technology that detects extravasations early.

By partnering with the ivWatch team of experts, clinicians can offer patients the highest level of patient safety achievable with continuous IV monitoring.

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