NanoVibronix, Inc, a medical technology company specializing in non-invasive therapeutic devices, announced today that a regional acute care hospital in upstate New York has signed an agreement to acquire two ENvue™ Navigation Systems through its ENvue Medical division (“ENvue” or “ENvue Medical”).

The systems, which are currently expected to be delivered in the third quarter of 2025, will support bedside placement of nasoenteric feeding tubes in adult patients. ENvue’s electromagnetic technology provides clinicians with real-time visualization of tube direction and position during placement, enhancing bedside navigation while complementing standard institutional protocols.

“Increasingly, hospitals are taking a more strategic approach to investing in enteral access technology,” said Dr. Doron Besser, CEO of NanoVibronix and ENvue Medical. “We are seeing a clear shift away from legacy tools and moves toward more advanced solutions that emphasize safety, workflow integration and long-term value. At NanoVibronix and ENvue, we are proving our ability to deliver meaningfully on all three.

“Looking ahead, we are highly energized by the potential new business in our sales pipeline and expanding market opportunities fueled by upcoming innovations that leverage emerging technologies to better meet clinical needs and market demand.”

The agreement includes terms that support the hospital’s migration strategy and reflects a growing trend among U.S. healthcare institutions seeking to update or consolidate their placement technologies. The agreement’s structure reflects alignment with institutional protocols and operational planning.

The ENvue System is FDA-cleared for adult use and is currently being deployed across intensive care, step-down and medical-surgical units nationwide. This agreement follows recent commercial activity in the southeastern U.S. region and marks ENvue’s first formal system adoption in the northeastern U.S. region.

This announcement follows ENvue’s recently granted U.S. patent for electromagnetic navigation in pediatric feeding - a key milestone in the Company’s broader product development strategy.

 

Source: businesswire.com

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