CathCare Joins iRemedy Incubator to Accelerate Market Access and Scale Distribution

STUART, FL | May 30, 2025 — iRemedy Healthcare Companies, Inc. (“iRemedy”), a
healthcare supply chain technology company, today announced that CathCare, a
medical device innovator focused on IV catheter protection solutions, has officially
joined the iRemedy Incubator—a program launched in collaboration with UPS
Healthcare to accelerate go-to-market strategies for emerging manufacturers.
Through this partnership, CathCare will gain full access to the Incubator’s turnkey
infrastructure, which includes UPS Healthcare’s global capabilities, temperature-
sensitive logistics, regulatory compliance support, and iRemedy’s patented AI-powered
technology platform.
“We built the iRemedy Incubator to remove the structural barriers that have blocked
innovation from scaling in healthcare,” said Tony Paquin, Co-Founder and CEO of
iRemedy. “Bringing CathCare into the program allows us to support a solution that
aligns with our mission—enabling efficient and transparent access to the products
providers actually need.”
CathCare was founded by Ellie Hunter and Kerrie Burke, who combined their diverse
backgrounds to address a critical need in healthcare. “We are solving a critical issue in
patient care with PortPouch,” said Ellie Hunter, Founder and CEO. “This innovative
product helps reduce infections and avoid dislodgement of a patient’s IV Catheter,
reducing pokes, readmission, and complication rates.”
“PortPouch means peace of mind,” states Kerrie Burke, COO of CathCare, “It promotes
comfort and a sense of normalcy for patients, assisting healthcare workers who care
about their patients’ safety and wellbeing.
CathCare is one of several early-stage companies selected to join the inaugural cohort
of the iRemedy Incubator, which is designed to fast-track manufacturers and reduce
time to market. With dozens of companies in the pipeline, the program continues to
scale its impact across diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, devices, and consumables.
“This is about more than logistics,” said Paquin. “We’re giving the next generation of
healthcare innovators the horsepower to scale—with the healthcare-specific
infrastructure to support it.”