Imaging. Reimagined.

At the Forefront of Thermographic Imaging

USA Therm was founded by Dr. Ariel Soffer and Dr. David Wright, two thought leaders in vascular medicine. They were seeking a more efficient approach to screen for chronic venous insufficiency and were ultimately led to the idea to develop thermography technology that could visualize insufficient vessels and to correlate them to ultrasound.

We are a global leader in developing thermography technology to view, measure, and record heat patterns and variations in the human body. The ThermPix® technology features the world’s first portable, affordable clinical thermovisual camera.

​The vision for USA Therm is to establish thermographic imaging as an element in the standard engagement protocol for patients with venous disease and to eventually develop standalone diagnostic devices.

Key Milestones

  • 2024

    US Product Launch of ThermPix®

    USA Therm officially launches ThermPix® for vascular applications at the AVLS 38th Annual Congress.

  • US Pilot Launch of ThermPix®

    USA Therm launches a pilot of ThermPix® for vascular applications at the 2023 UIP World Congress & AVLS 37th Annual Congress.

    2023

  • 2023

    FDA Clearance: Second Generation

    USA Therm is granted FDA 510(k) clearance on the 2nd generation ThermPix® device for adjunctive diagnostic imaging when used with other diagnostic modalities.

  • FDA Clearance

    USA Therm is granted FDA 510(k) clearance of the ThermPix® device for adjunctive diagnostic imaging when used with other diagnostic medical devices.

    2022

  • 2021

    First Prototype

    USA Therm completes a finished device in preparation for FDA submission.

  • Proof of Concept

    101 patients who underwent duplex ultrasound only were compared to 101 patients who underwent thermal imaging (TI) prior to duplex ultrasound. The introduction of TI resulted in a 24.6% increase in incompetent veins identified.

    2020

  • 2019

    USA Therm Founded

    USA Therm founded by Dr. Ariel Soffer and Dr. David Wright, two thought leaders in vascular medicine.