Endotronix, a digital health and medical technology company, plans to relocate its headquarters to an 80,000-square-foot office in Naperville, from its current location in Lisle.
The company, which makes a device meant to help patients and doctors detect worsening heart failure sooner from home, has signed a lease for a facility at 1415 Diehl Road in Naperville. The facility is now undergoing construction to fit Endotronix’s needs, including a cleanroom, manufacturing and administrative space.
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The first phase of construction is scheduled to wrap up early next year. The company expects to expand its workforce by another 30 to 50 people as it launches a new product and moves headquarters.
“Naperville offers an ideal location to plant our roots, offering a skilled workforce, affordable quality of life for our employees, desirable proximity to Chicago, and strong sense of community,” said Harry Rowland, CEO of Endotronix, in a news release.
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The company makes the Cordella Heart Failure System, which is designed for early detection of worsening heart failure by allowing doctors to monitor patients from home and then manage their medications to keep them out of the hospital. The company is also working on an implantable wireless pulmonary artery pressure sensor, to provide even earlier data, to be used as part of the system. That sensor has not yet been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but the company anticipates launching it once it gains premarket approval.
