Cadenceneuro
Redmond, WashingtonFounded 2017
- Brain-computer interfaces
- Neuromodulation
- Epilepsy
Cadence Neuroscience is developing a personalized neuromodulation platform that makes the brain’s response to stimulation visible in real time. Initially focused on focal drug-resistant epilepsy, the company aims to use patient-specific brain biomarkers to guide stimulation and expand its platform to additional neurological conditions.
- Founded
- 2017
- Employees
- 11–50
reccy insights
Cadence Neuroscience appointed medtech executive Chris Cronin as CEO on Sep 22, 2026, with a mandate covering clinical execution, platform growth, and future commercialization. The change represents a shift toward later-stage clinical and operational leadership as the company advances its epilepsy neuromodulation platform. On Dec 22, 2025, Cadence also appointed medical device veteran Daniel Moore as an independent board director to help guide its neuromodulation strategy for drug-resistant epilepsy. The company’s most recent financing was a $26.03 million Series B announced on Feb 28, 2023, bringing structured-record funding to approximately $41.03 million across three recorded rounds, including a 2019 grant and a $15 million Series A. Its technology portfolio includes two granted patents and three registered trademarks. Cadence describes its platform as using real-time EEG biomarkers to make the brain’s response to stimulation measurable and to support individualized programming. Public information does not identify a product commercialization milestone or a newly announced strategic partnership as of Oct 5, 2026.
Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Oct 2026
What makes Cadenceneuro distinct
- 01Provides real-time visibility into the brain’s response to neuromodulation through measurable EEG biomarkers.
- 02Uses patient-specific biomarkers to support more personalized stimulation and programming decisions.
- 03Built on decades of neuroscience research and expertise originating from Mayo Clinic.
- 04Designed to continuously record brain activity for up to 32 hours across multiple electrode targets.
- 05Focuses on improving treatment outcomes for focal drug-resistant epilepsy.
Technology & products
- Neuromodulation System for Epilepsy
A medical device system that detects brain signals and delivers electrical stimulation to modify neural circuit activity for treating epilepsy.
- Artifact Reduction Technology for reducing stimulation-related electrical interference in EEG recordings.
- Biomarker Targeted Stimulation using patient-specific EEG biomarkers.
- Real-time physiological feedback during neuromodulation.
- Continuous brain-activity recording for up to 32 hours.
- Multi-electrode neuromodulation platform designed for adaptive and personalized stimulation.
Recent updates2
- Sep 22, 2026Team change
Cadence Neuroscience appointed medtech executive Chris Cronin as CEO to lead clinical execution, growth, and future commercialization.
prweb.com - Dec 22, 2025Team change
Cadence Neuroscience appointed medical device veteran Daniel Moore as an independent board director to help guide its neuromodulation strategy for drug-resistant epilepsy.
prweb.com
In the Cortex
- Cadence Neuroscience Announces Medical Device Veteran Daniel Moore as Independent Board Directorcadenceneuro.com · Dec 22, 2025
- Ahmet Tezel Appointed to Cadence Neuroscience BoardCadenceneuro on LinkedIn · Nov 10, 2025
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About Cadenceneuro
- Products
- Neuromodulation System for Epilepsy
- Leadership
- Kent Leyde, Co-Founder and Chief Executive OfficerWarren Sheffield, Chief Scientific OfficerChris Cronin, Chief Executive Officer
- Focus areas
- Neuromodulation, medical devices, neuroscience, epilepsy, brain-computer interface, EEG biomarkers, digital health, clinical research
- Headquarters
- Redmond, Washington
- Founded
- 2017
- Employees
- 11–50
- Patents granted
- 2 (Crunchbase)
- Trademarks
- 3