Can you walk us through the origin story and how the idea evolved into a regulated product? Can you help us with that journey?

Yeah, sure.

So it was at the time that I came back from my MBA experience and I was looking for a new opportunity at the time.

As I mentioned, I was at maternity leave, so it's a good time for transition.

And I was in touch with a medical device incubator here in Israel.

At the time, it was called Medics Accelerated.

Today, it's part of the Edge Ventures group.

What would your advice be? How do they practically build a patient-centric design into early prototypes instead of thinking about that later on in the journey? Do you have any thoughts for us there?

So Can you tell us about that story, how that all came about and how Synchrony helped in that situation?

Yes, this was definitely, I would say, a unique and delicate time for everyone involved.

This was, as mentioned, the early days of COVID.

We just started, even we didn't even officially launch and get the company going when we were initial phases of developing prototypes, brainstorming on some ideas.

and very severe CF patients that used to be treated daily by one of our co-founders, Gil Sokol, who is a trained respiratory therapist.

He used to come into her house and treat her every single day with manual airway clearance therapy.

She was at the time very severe in her condition with advanced cystic fibrosis, waiting for a double organ transplantation.

So talk me through how that early stage commercial has gone since getting the FDA clearance last year.