Applied Clinical Concepts is an organization dedicated to people with ideas. We have expertise in several key areas to assist in bringing new products to market. You're here because you have an idea.
Applied Clinical Concepts is an organization dedicated to people with ideas. We have expertise in several key areas to assist in bringing new products to market. You're here because you have an idea.
You have an idea that could resolve a clinical need or even save lives, but how will you make it available to the world? We would like the opportunity to get to know you and learn about your idea. Our goal is to protect, support and grow your vision beyond the initial "idea" phase. Along the way, we can help by providing the research, development, manufacturing, regulatory, sales and marketing your idea needs to succeed.
Our approach to helping you involves a focus on three key concepts: Protect, Support and Grow. Choose an option from the menu to the left to learn more.
Integrity, Trust and Transparency are all critical components to our success, which is why our very first step in the process is to enter into a mutual confidentiality agreement with you. This act ensures that the vital details of your idea are protected, and your original concept remains your own. Additionally, it allows us to share any knowledge or background information we may have about your idea or concept without reservation.
Once we have an understanding of the details of your idea, it will be evaluated based on a number of criteria – namely whether the idea has been proposed before, or is it a duplicate of an existing idea already in the market. If your idea holds firm as unique and original, a period of market research will be conducted to gauge and establish the need for your idea in the field. Upon evaluation of this research, the idea may be selected to move into full fledged development.
Our commitment is to take your idea and transform it from a dream into reality. We are able to accomplish this with our team of experts ranging from engineers, analysts, researchers, salespeople and marketers to help us both grow and expand your idea together.
Please provide a brief description of your idea (250 words or less) using this form. Do not include any trade secrets or proprietary information.
Example: "I have an idea for a way to attach a sterile water bottle to any endoscope in the field of GI Endoscopy.
Be sure to include which field of medicine applies to this product.
Submissions are reviewed the second Tuesday of every month. You will be contacted with further information once your submission has been reviewed.
