The EpiFaith device provides real-time visual feedback during the loss-of-resistance technique, helping clinicians objectively identify the epidural space. This capability is currently being utilized in labor and delivery units and interventional pain practices, where precise needle placement is critical to patient outcomes. Mark Rabe, Vice President of North America at Flat Medical, noted that the company is shifting its focus from early adoption to establishing a new standard of care, with several large health networks currently conducting value analysis reviews for broader implementation.
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Flat Medical’s Smart Syringe Reaches 30-Hospital Milestone
More than 30 hospitals and pain management centers across the United States have integrated the EpiFaith Smart Syringe into their daily clinical workflows. This adoption marks a transition for the Austin-based company, as several major integrated delivery networks move toward system-wide implementation of the pressure-sensing needle technology.

Clinicians who have integrated the tool into their practice highlight the increased confidence it offers. Dr. Jay Kersh, an obstetric anesthesiologist in the Chicago area, noted that the device is particularly valuable in challenging anatomy cases. Similarly, Dr. Vafi Salmasi, an interventional pain physician in the San Francisco Bay Area, reported that the syringe integrates easily into existing techniques, supporting more consistent and efficient access for his patients. As the company expands its U.S. footprint, it continues to advocate for objective, real-time feedback as a default requirement for all epidural procedures.
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