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SealCath
Where Perfect Seals Are Created | Home of the Cephus Catheter
About SealCath
SealCath is a medical device manufacturing company located in Mount Pleasant, SC. This company owns a double balloon catheter AKA the Cephus Catheter that is improving the process for colorectal procedures such as rectal contrast CT Scan, intussusception reduction, barium enema, mucous fistulagram, and virtual colonoscopy. The goal of SealCath is to make this catheter available to radiologist, pediatric radiologist, gastroenterologist, and hospitals to help advance healthcare. The Cephus Catheter is designed to support a wide array of providers––including radiologists, pediatric surgeons, gastroenterologists, internists, and family practitioners––and improve the efficiency, efficacy, and productivity of various procedures in the medical arena. SealCath has been certified by Veteran Health Affairs (VHA), the Department of Defense (DOD), and the Veterans Administration (VA) as a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). This certification gives us the opportunity to help VA hospitals and other military establishments acquire medical products and improve healthcare for current and former service members. We look forward to supporting the federal government by providing bids that will bring innovative technology to those serving our country (Veterans & Active Duty Service Members) and supporting practitioners / hospitals across the country.
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Products & Services
SealCath LLC developed and manufactured the Cephus Catheter, a double balloon colorectal catheter designed for medical procedures such as rectal contrast CT Scan, Virtual Colonoscopy, enema, fistulagram, intussusception reduction, and other colon and rectum procedures.
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Products & Services
SealCath LLC developed and manufactured the Cephus Catheter, a double balloon colorectal catheter designed for medical procedures such as rectal contrast CT Scan, Virtual Colonoscopy, enema, fistulagram, intussusception reduction, and other procedures requiring a seal.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Presence & Recognition
SealCath received the Small Business Manufacturer of the Year Award.
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Presence & Recognition
SealCath received the Small Business Manufacturer of the Year Award.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath provides CT scans and CT scan services for colorectal care and radiology.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath introduced the Cephus Catheter, the first double balloon catheter for kids and adults designed to offer a safer and more effective treatment for intussusception.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath offers the FDA-cleared Cephus Catheter, the only double balloon rectal catheter available for clinical use, to enhance veteran healthcare.
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Products & Services
SealCath is a Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOSB) dedicated to enhancing healthcare for veterans, active duty personnel, and beyond.
Reported by SealCath
Products & Services
SealCath has FDA-cleared Cephus Catheter, the only double balloon rectal catheter available for clinical use, as part of its mission to enhance veteran healthcare.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath is a Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOSB) dedicated to enhancing healthcare for veterans, active duty personnel, and beyond.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath introduced a catheter that covers both single and double balloon applications depending on patient needs to improve overall radiology workflow.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Products & Services
SealCath launched the Cephus Catheter, designed to create a leak-proof seal to reduce unnecessary surgeries in children and speed up critical procedures like CT Colonography.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.
Presence & Recognition
SealCath received the Small Business Manufacturer of the Year Award.
Reported by Dr. Cephus E Simmons, Sr.