How much funding has Implant Preservation Devices raised?

Implant Preservation Devices has raised $3.1M in total funding, most recently a Series A round.

Who are Implant Preservation Devices's investors?

Implant Preservation Devices's investors include NLC Health Ventures.

When was Implant Preservation Devices founded?

Implant Preservation Devices was founded in 2020.

Where is Implant Preservation Devices headquartered?

Implant Preservation Devices is headquartered in Warsaw, Netherlands.

What industry is Implant Preservation Devices in?

Implant Preservation Devices operates in Medtech, Biotech, Healthcare, Medical Devices.

How many employees does Implant Preservation Devices have?

Implant Preservation Devices has 11-50 employees.

Implant Preservation Devices

Non-contact induction heating for implant infection treatment

Warsaw, Netherlands · Founded 2020 · $3.1M raised

Headquarters: Warsaw
Employees: 11–50
Founded: 2020
Business Model: B2B

Website: ipd.health
Total Funding: $3.1M
Last Round: $1.6M Series ANov 2025
Rounds: 2

About

Implant Preservation Devices (IPD) is a medtech startup developing non-contact electromagnetic induction heating technology for treatment of prosthetic joint, fracture-related, spinal, oncology, and dental implant infections. The technology removes biofilm and bacterial colonization without systemic antibiotics. Founded in 2020 and based in Leiden, Netherlands, IPD has secured €2.1M in funding and is conducting first-in-human clinical trials.

Summary

Implant Preservation Devices is a Medtech company based in Warsaw, Netherlands, founded in 2020. It has raised $3.1M in total across 2 rounds, most recently a $1.6M Series A round in Nov 2025. Investors include NLC Health Ventures.