CONSULTANCY
Software development for medical devices
We are a medical device consultancy. We provide expertise on software development for medical devices.
CONSULTANCY
Software development for medical devices
We are a medical device consultancy. We provide expertise on software development for medical devices.
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Consulting services
What we offer:
- Software development for medical device expertise
- Optimize your development
- Create compliant software development processes
For who?
- Health tech startups
- Health tech scale-ups
- Biotech companies
- Health IT organizations
- Hospitals
- IEC 62304
- ISO 13485
- ISO 14971
- EU MDR
- FDA CFR 21
Our consulting expertise
At our consulting firm, we specialize in providing compliance consulting services for medical device software. With our broad experience in international, EU and US regulations you will be ready to storm the market in no time, in compliance.
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PORTFOLIO
NEUROVENTIS
Jonathan Schreiber – CEO
Sunbird Medical Devices helped us navigate the 13485 certification process with a focus on the software aspect of our medical device. Their team was professional, responsive and knowledgeable. I recommend their services wholeheartedly.
BIOGEN
We helped to increase of development velocity by simplifying our SOP’s, reducing documentation burdens and improving processes.
REPLASIA
We helped Replasia start their journey towards a certified SaMD medical device.
OUR EXPERTISE
IEC 62304 - the standard for software development for medical devices
IEC 62304 is a standard that provides a framework for the software development life cycle of medical device software. It outlines the requirements and processes for the development, validation, and maintenance of medical device software.
ISO 13485 – with focus on product design & development
ISO 13485 is a standard that sets out the requirements for a quality management system for medical device manufacturers. The parts of the standard that relate to product design and development cover the planning, design, and validation processes for medical device products, as well as risk management and documentation requirements.
ISO 14971 - risk management for medical devices
ISO 14971 is a standard that provides a framework for risk management throughout the life cycle of a medical device. It outlines the requirements and processes for identifying, analyzing, evaluating, and controlling risks associated with medical device products.
European Union Medical Device Regulation (MDR)
IEC 62304 is a standard that provides a framework for the software development life cycle of medical device software. It outlines the requirements and processes for the development, validation, and maintenance of medical device software.
FDA CFR 21
IEC 62304 is a standard that provides a framework for the software development life cycle of medical device software. It outlines the requirements and processes for the development, validation, and maintenance of medical device software.
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