Company Profile

Thoratec Corporation (AKA: Thoratec Laboratories Corporation)
Profile last edited on: 6/5/2024      CAGE: 06MC3      UEI: KJDHBCNJMQJ8

Business Identifier: Heart failure treatments; circulatory assist devices
Year Founded
1976
First Award
1985
Latest Award
1999
Program Status
Inactive (Acquired)
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Location Information

6035 Stoneridge Drive
Pleasanton, CA 94588
   (925) 847-8600
   customer.service@thoratec.com
   www.thoratec.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 14
County: Alameda

Public Profile

Thoratec Laboratories Corporation develops, manufactures and markets medical devices for circulatory support and vascular graft applications. Ventricular Assist Device System (VAD System), is being marketed in the United States and internationally for use as a bridge to heart transplant and is currently the only device approved by the FDA that can provide left, right or biventricular support for both bridge to heart transplant and post cardiotomy recovery. The company is also developing vascular grafts for hemodialysis and coronary artery bypass surgery. Thoratec developed Thoralon, a strong, flexible material that doesn't cause adverse reactions, and uses it in all the company's products. The firm is also testing Thoralon for replacement blood vessels in heart bypass surgery and for blood-vessel grafts for hemodialysis patients -approved in Canada and other countries.

Extent of SBIR involvement

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Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
500+
Revenue Range
Over 50M
VC funded?
Yes
Public/Private
Publicly Traded
Stock Info
NASDAQ : THOR
IP Holdings
250-500

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects

Year Phase Agency Total Amount
1999 2 NIH $596,389
Project Title: Skeletal Muscle Energy Convertor For Cardiac Assistance
1989 1 NIH $50,000
Project Title: Development of a compliant hemodialysis access graft
1988 1 NIH $50,000
Project Title: Thromboresistant polyurethane cardia valve development
1987 2 NIH $299,870
Project Title: Development of highly compliant vascular graft

Key People / Management

  Gary Burbach -- CEO/ President/ Exec Director

  D Keith Grossman -- former CEO

  David J Farrar

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