The key to any fight is a strong ally
Adaptiiv fights for you in the battle against cancer. Our advanced software solution enables the creation of customized 3D personal medical devices, effectively improving treatment outcomes and patient experience.
Our patients define our success
Our personalized approach is developed entirely with you in mind. Your personal device is custom fitted designed to improve treatment accuracy.
We eliminate ill-fitting devices and believe patient outcomes are the only true measure of whether we succeed or fail. It's all about you – just like it should be.
How Adaptiiv works with cancer centers
Above all else, we care about delivering the best results to patients (and we know you do too). We reimagine conventional technologies to be more effective and efficient with our advanced algorithms, enabling your team to deliver personalized healthcare and precise treatments like never before.
We provide measurable ROI at all levels of care including Radiation Oncologists, Medical Physicists, Radiation Therapists, Dosimetrists, and even Administrators.
Our solutions at work
It's Personal
Adaptiiv's treatment method improves the patient experience. No more wet gauze, wax moulds or tape. A custom, patient-specific bolus is the most comfortable and accurate in the field that fits like a second skin.
Cost Effective
Do away with manual fabrication and countless hours of tedious design. Cancer centers using our automated solution save time and reduce their dependency on skilled staff.
Fully Integrated
We work seamlessly with your treatment planning system (TPS) via DICOM so clinicians can review bolus designs for fit and dose conformity prior to the creation of the custom device in-house.
Our organizational partners
Our patients drive our mission
Ciaran Malone, Medical Physisist, St. Luke's Radiation Oncology Network, Dublin, Ireland
3D Bolus has enabled us to confidently tackle situations where we would normally struggle to apply bolus. The benefit has already been seen in setup times, comfort and reproducibility. The ability to print the precise bolus required for electrons or photons is a powerful tool in an RT department.
Nova Scotia Health Authority
We 3D printed, then scanned the bolus on the patient. The bolus fit very well and the dosimetry is excellent, especially with regard to 90% dose conformity. All are pleased – including our Radiation Oncologist, Medical Physicist and therapists involved. A plan like this wouldn’t be possible any other way.
3D Bolus Client
Calculating the thickness of bolus and converting them into a printable 3D model is technically challenging. The 3D Bolus solution is well developed and is expected to work very well in conjunction with our planning system.
Chief Medical Physicist
We have the opportunity to become the UK leading centre in 3D printing for radiotherapy applications and to be a key research partner for 3D Bolus
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In The News
Adaptiiv announces Adam Dennis as Director of Technology
July 25, 2018 Adaptiiv Medical Technologies is delighted to announce the promotion of Adam Dennis to Director of Technology. Adam is a widely respected team leader and has made significant contributions to the growth of Adaptiiv since joining in Sept 2017. Adam has played an integral role in obtaining Adaptiiv’s recent FDA 510 (k) clearance. […]
Adaptiiv welcomes Ryan Embrett-Baboushkin to our Advisory Board
July 24 2018 Adaptiiv Medical Technologies Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of Ryan Embrett-Baboushkin to our Advisory Board. Ryan will fill the role of HR Advisor and is the current Director – People and Organization Development at the IWK Health Center. Adaptiiv’s Advisory Board provides leadership in carrying out the company’s mission of […]
“Adaptiiv Medical Technologies Inc. has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market 3D Bolus Software. The company also has a CE Mark, ISO 13485 and TGA (Australia) approvals for its advanced software solution that enables the creation of customized personal medical devices using 3D printing.”