Bring the capability
to the point of need.

Led by John Pavlus, XAVWERX examines what a clinical task requires and what prevents it from being done better. It turns that inquiry into inventions, prototypes and focused experiments across devices, intelligence, protocols and delivery. Device programs advance toward product development through XAVMED.

Xavmed develops medical devices around the procedure and the clinician. Its full medical-device remit includes development, regulatory and quality work, manufacturing, commercialization, sales, clinical training and field support. John Pavlus directs medical-device development.

Xavai develops clinical software, AI and secure information systems for products, research and company operations. Its work emphasizes reliability, evaluation, human oversight and fit with clinical workflows.

XAVCARE is developing Frontier Longitudinal Care: AI-augmented coordination, virtual support and connected clinical teams to bridge gaps in access, expertise and continuity. Care must follow the person as needs, caregivers and surroundings change. Our starting point is continuity after intervention, supporting recovery and follow-through as needs change. Our broader direction spans chronic conditions, complex care, aging at home and caregiver support. A proposed VA application would connect care across VA facilities, community providers and home, with follow-up completion, timely information exchange and staff coordination burden as initial measures. Clinical follow-up, case management, documentation, coverage, ordering and fulfillment support that continuity, with clinicians retaining clinical judgment.