KCK MedTech

KCK MedTech is a venture capital investment firm established in 2015 and located in Campbell, California. The company focuses on the healthtech and medtech sectors, aiming to support and advance innovations in medical technology and healthcare solutions. By investing in emerging companies within these industries, KCK MedTech seeks to drive growth and enhance the development of technologies that can improve patient care and health outcomes.

Viral Gandhi

Principal

Gregory Garfield JD

Senior Managing Director

Daniel Harfe

Principal

John White

Managing Director

5 past transactions

Aerin Medical

Venture Round in 2025
Aerin Medical Inc. is a health technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in non-invasive treatment solutions for nasal breathing disorders. Founded in 2011, the company develops therapeutic devices that utilize low-power radiofrequency energy to remodel nasal soft tissues, addressing underlying causes of conditions like nasal obstruction and chronic rhinitis. Its flagship products include the VivAer procedure and device for nasal airway obstruction, as well as the RhinAer procedure and device for chronic rhinitis. These innovative offerings enable ENT physicians to provide effective treatments in an office setting, often with local anesthesia and little to no downtime for patients, making them appealing alternatives to traditional invasive surgeries.

Sonex Health

Series B in 2023
Sonex Health, LLC, founded in 2014 and based in Rochester, Minnesota, specializes in developing micro-invasive surgical devices aimed at enhancing patient outcomes in orthopedic care. The company’s flagship product, the SX-One MicroKnife with Meerkat Technology, is designed for the ultrasound-guided treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome through a procedure known as Micro-invasive Carpal Tunnel Release. This innovative approach allows the surgery to be performed in a surgery center or office setting rather than a traditional operating room, resulting in quicker recovery times, improved cosmetic results, and reduced healthcare costs. The SX-One MicroKnife features an ultra-low-profile design that enables the procedure via a single micro-incision, which is significantly smaller than those used in conventional surgeries. This minimally invasive technique not only reduces surgical trauma but also facilitates a faster return to daily activities for patients, as immobilization is often unnecessary, allowing for immediate rehabilitation. Overall, Sonex Health is committed to advancing surgical methods that prioritize patient safety and cost-effectiveness.

Allotex

Series B in 2023
Allotex, Inc. is an ophthalmic biologics and device company based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 2013, it specializes in the development of innovative contact lenses and therapeutic solutions aimed at addressing refractive vision issues such as presbyopia, hyperopia, and myopia. Allotex utilizes precisely-shaped human corneal allografts in conjunction with a compact excimer laser system to create permanent, living contact lenses or lens inserts. This approach allows medical professionals to provide the least invasive treatment options for various refractive procedures, enhancing patient outcomes in vision correction.

Candesant Biomedical

Series B in 2023
Candesant Biomedical, Incorporated is a medical device company focused on developing innovative solutions for excessive sweating and hyperhidrosis. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, the company offers a proprietary device known as CDX-101, which utilizes water-activated technology to target and inactivate active sweat glands without causing discomfort to patients. The technology operates on the principle that alkali metals generate energy upon contact with water, allowing for precise energy delivery to the specific areas where sweat glands are most active. This approach not only aims to reduce excessive sweating but also helps inhibit bacterial growth associated with hyperhidrosis, providing a significant improvement in the quality of life for affected individuals.

Revamp Medical

Series A in 2023
Revamp Medical, founded in 2016, is dedicated to addressing the critical unmet needs of patients suffering from acute heart failure. With over one million annual admissions in the United States and associated costs exceeding $65 billion, the company aims to provide an innovative solution through its patented temporary catheter, Doraya™. This device regulates vascular hemodynamics, particularly for patients experiencing diuretic resistance, by managing preload and reducing central venous pressure. This functionality enhances diuretic efficacy and facilitates progressive decongestion, thereby allowing cardiologists to effectively manage key hemodynamic parameters. Revamp Medical is supported by a skilled team with extensive experience in the medical technology sector, positioning the company to make a significant impact in the treatment of acute heart failure.
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