Shaping the future of cardiac electrophysiology

Olva is developing a portable and reusable platform for cardiac ablation — making electrophysiology more accessible and sustainable.
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Electrophysiology is advancing — but it remains expensive, resource-intensive, and confined to a handful of expert centers.

Electrophysiology is advancing — but it remains expensive, resource-intensive, and confined to a handful of expert centers.

The world has changed. Electrophysiology hasn't.

The world has changed.
Electrophysiology hasn't.

Demand is rising, budgets are tightening, and resources are stretched thin.

Demand is rising, budgets are tightening, and resources are stretched thin.

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A man in a beige sweater clutching his chest with an expression of pain or discomfort, sitting in front of a laptop in a modern office, illustrating symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia
A man in a beige sweater clutching his chest with an expression of pain or discomfort, sitting in front of a laptop in a modern office, illustrating symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia

Rising arrhythmia burden

Rising arrhythmia burden

Atrial fibrillation affects over 52 million people worldwide — a number expected to double by 2050.

Close-up of hospital financial documents showing high amounts (235.81€, 342.78€, etc.), with medications and a syringe placed on top, symbolizing rising healthcare costs
Close-up of hospital financial documents showing high amounts (235.81€, 342.78€, etc.), with medications and a syringe placed on top, symbolizing rising healthcare costs
Unsustainable hospital costs
Unsustainable hospital costs

EP requires heavy setup investments and high per-procedure costs.

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Hospital waiting room with several patients of different ages sitting on chairs, including an elderly man, a middle-aged man with a child, waiting to be seen by medical staff in the background

Limited access to care

Limited access to care

Most patients depend on a few expert centers — creating disparities in care.

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arge pile of disposable blue and white surgical masks stacked on top of each other, illustrating the problem of medical waste in the healthcare system

A high-waste model

A high-waste model

Single-use devices and complex logistics drive up environmental and economic costs.

Expand access. Control costs.

Expand access. Control costs.

Traditional EP systems make it hard to scale access withoutgfincreasing costs. We're building a smarter approach — one that enables hospitals to treat more patients, with fewer resources and less waste

Traditional EP systems make it hard to scale access withoutg increasing costs. We're building a smarter approach — one that enables hospitals to treat more patients, with fewer resources and less waste

Traditional EP systems make it hard to scale access withoutgfincreasing costs. We're building a smarter approach — one that enables hospitals to treat more patients, with fewer resources and less waste

without olva

witout olva

7-figure investment
Bulky, complex infrastructure
Single-use catheters
<5% of hospitals equipped in Europe
<5% hospitals equipped in Europe

with olva

Up to 80% lower setup cost
80% cheaper (~€100k)
Only 1 compact, portable plateform
Compact, portable plateform
Catheters reusable up to 20 times
Scalable to a broader range of hospitals
Scalable to more hospitals
An Hospital bed
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An innovation that creates value for every stakeholder

Designed to support clinicians, improve patient outcomes, ease pressure on hospitals — and reduce environmental impact.

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Better quality of life
Life-changing, life-saving care

For patients

A healthcare provider in white coat examining an elderly patient with glasses in a hospital room, with medical monitoring equipment visible in the background
Better quality of life
Life-changing, life-saving care

For patients

Medical team performing a cardiac procedure in an operating room, with surgeons in scrubs working around advanced medical equipment and monitoring screens displaying cardiac data.
Simpler workflows
Cutting-edge tools
For cardiologists
Medical team performing a cardiac procedure in an operating room, with surgeons in scrubs working around advanced medical equipment and monitoring screens displaying cardiac data.
Simpler workflows
Cutting-edge tools
For cardiologists
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Lower cost per procedure
Affordable access to EP

For hospitals

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Less medical waste
Lower carbon footprint



For the planet

Clean, bright hospital room with a patient bed positioned near large windows overlooking a garden with colorful flowers and green trees, emphasizing a healing environment
Less medical waste
Lower carbon footprint



For the planet

Be part of the future of electrophysiology

Olva is transforming cardiac EP. Investors, partners, talents — shape the future with us.

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A solution the field has been waiting for

Physicians, researchers, and decision-makers support Olva’s mission to make electrophysiology more accessible, affordable, and sustainable.

Physicians, researchers, and decision-makers support Olva’s mission to make electrophysiology more accessible, affordable, and sustainable.

Dr. Francis Bessiere

Cardiac Electrophysiologist,

Hospices Civils de Lyon, France

"EP has made great technical progress, but much less when it comes to accessibility and environmental impact. If we can maintain quality while moving away from single-use devices, it could be a game changer"
Dr. Francis Bessiere

Cardiac Electrophysiologist,

Hospices Civils de Lyon, France

"EP has made great technical progress, but much less when it comes to accessibility and environmental impact. If we can maintain quality while moving away from single-use devices, it could be a game changer"
Dr. Roberto Menè

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Ospedale Niguarda, Milan, Italy

"Cost is already a major driver in electrophysiology. As the demand grows, we’ll need smarter solutions that keep quality high while reducing waste and expenses"
Dr. Roberto Menè

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Ospedale Niguarda, Milan, Italy

"Cost is already a major driver in electrophysiology. As the demand grows, we’ll need smarter solutions that keep quality high while reducing waste and expenses"
Dr. Roberto Menè

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Ospedale Niguarda, Milan, Italy

"Cost is already a major driver in electrophysiology. As the demand grows, we’ll need smarter solutions that keep quality high while reducing waste and expenses"
Dr. Konstantinos Vlachos

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

CHU de Bordeaux, France

"In some countries, catheter ablations remain out of reach due to cost — even though they’re often more cost-effective than drugs. We need solutions that make EP more accessible."
Dr. Konstantinos Vlachos

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

CHU de Bordeaux, France

"In some countries, catheter ablations remain out of reach due to cost — even though they’re often more cost-effective than drugs. We need solutions that make EP more accessible."
Christelle Cardin
"The number of catheter ablations is increasing significantly in France. As a result, the cost to our healthcare system and the carbon impact of the catheters used are skyrocketing. A reusable solution would represent real progress."
Dr. Christelle Cardin

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Clinique Pasteur, Toulouse, France

Christelle Cardin
"The number of catheter ablations is increasing significantly in France. As a result, the cost to our healthcare system and the carbon impact of the catheters used are skyrocketing. A reusable solution would represent real progress."
Dr. Christelle Cardin

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Clinique Pasteur, Toulouse, France

Christelle Cardin
"The number of catheter ablations is increasing significantly in France. As a result, the cost to our healthcare system and the carbon impact of the catheters used are skyrocketing. A reusable solution would represent real progress."
Dr. Christelle Cardin

Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Clinique Pasteur, Toulouse, France

A team shaped by the field, driven by care

A team shaped by the field, driven by care

We combine clinical, scientific, and business expertise to transform EP from within.

We combine clinical, scientific, and business expertise to transform EP from within.

Founding Team

Rémi Dubois
Co-founder
Rémi Dubois

Professor, engineer, and researcher at IHU Liryc, specialized in signal processing (25+ patents). He brings technical development.

Guillemette Duchateau
Guillemette Duchateau
Co-founder & CEO
Guillemette Duchateau

Manager & software developer. She leads strategic development and company growth.

Josselin Duchateau
Co-founder
Josselin Duchateau

Electrophysiologist at Bordeaux University Hospital and researcher at IHU Liryc. He provides clinical insight and expertise.

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EP must become accessible and sustainable. That’s the challenge we’re addressing.
EP must become accessible and sustainable. That’s the challenge we’re addressing.

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