At Methodize, we have one goal in mind: Get our clients’ medical device and IVD product to market - faster.

About Us

With over 175 years of combined Regulatory, Quality and Clinical experience, we have been helping companies all over the world in bringing medical devices and In-Vitro Diagnostics products to market.

At Methodize Inc., we match the consultant with the client, giving your company the specialized background knowledge and attention necessary to make your product a success.

We look forward to working with you.


Jack Slovick
​President and Lead Consultant

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Q & A with Jack Slovick
Q & A with Jack Slovick

Jack Slovick is a results-oriented, technical professional with a proven track record of obtaining approvals for medical devices. He has worked in the industry for over 40 years and shared some insight into his background below.

How to Attract Investors for your Medical Device
How to Attract Investors for your Medical Device

Do you have a great idea but need the money to fund it? Check out this blog for a step-by-step guide to attracting investors for your medical device start-up.

Navigating the Future of Healthcare: The Role of Medical Device Consulting
Navigating the Future of Healthcare: The Role of Medical Device Consulting

Medical device consulting plays a pivotal role in bringing innovative technologies to the forefront. These consultants act as strategic partners, guiding manufacturers, healthcare providers, and regulatory bodies through the complex journey of developing, implementing, and regulating medical devices. This article delves into the significance of medical device consulting, its key functions, and the impact it has on shaping the future of healthcare.

Important Changes Impacting Manufacturers of Products without an Intended Medical Purpose
Important Changes Impacting Manufacturers of Products without an Intended Medical Purpose

Specific requirements are outlined for:

  • contact lenses,

  • products intended to be totally or partially introduced into the human body through surgically invasive means for the purpose of modifying the anatomy such as breast implants,

  • dermal or mucous membrane filling, equipment for liposuction, lipolysis or lipoplasty, lasers and intense pulsed light equipment

  • and brain stimulation devices that apply electrical currents or magnetic or electromagnetic fields that penetrate the cranium to modify neuronal activity.