Video laryngoscopy
A single-use video laryngoscope that pairs with a standard tablet or phone. It gives clinicians a clear view of the airway on first pass, without a proprietary monitor or capital contract.
IntuBlade is an airway-care company that builds video laryngoscopy and clinical intelligence tools for the medics, nurses, and physicians who manage airways.
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Born from loss. Built with purpose.
Our story began in combat medicine and continued in the emergency room. Different environments. The same responsibility to the patient.
Andrew founded IntuBlade to bring that experience into the equipment clinicians rely on. Today, our team brings clinical practice, engineering, and education together to make airway care more accessible.
The story behind IntuBlade Andrew Napier, MD · Founder & CEO
Two tools. One purpose: a better first attempt.
A single-use video laryngoscope that pairs with a standard tablet or phone. It gives clinicians a clear view of the airway on first pass, without a proprietary monitor or capital contract.
Software that turns airway encounters into usable clinical data. Teams document, review, and learn from every intubation, building a record that improves training and outcomes.
Specific, measurable, and proven in the field.
In a peer-reviewed simulation study (AJEM 2021) with 21 emergency physicians, mean intubation time was 14.3 seconds with IntuBlade versus 26.3 with GlideScope Ranger in clean simulated airways.
With the airway soiled with mock blood, mean time was 19.0 seconds with IntuBlade versus 28.6 with GlideScope Ranger. A simulation study, not a patient-outcomes trial.
IntuBlade sells in boxes, purchased outright. There is no mandated multi-year capital contract and no proprietary monitor to finance, unlike systems such as GlideScope.
The blade connects to a standard tablet or phone, so crews are not tied to a dedicated monitor. One less piece of hardware to buy, charge, and maintain.
IntuBlade was founded by an emergency physician and former Army combat medic alongside a Marine Corps veteran. The design came out of the field, not a boardroom.
From the bedside to the workbench. Different expertise. One shared responsibility.

Founder & CEO
Former Army combat medic turned emergency physician. Andrew founded IntuBlade to build the airway tools he needed in the field and at the bedside.
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Co-founder
Marine Corps veteran and operational leader with experience in government contracting.
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VP of Engineering
Embedded vision specialist behind IntuBlade's imaging system and cloud architecture.
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VP Clinical Operations & Medical Affairs
Anesthesiology and critical care physician and active-duty Air Force CCATT instructor. Ben leads clinical operations and medical affairs.
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VP of Marketing
Leads marketing, go-to-market strategy, and commercial operations, connecting our brand with the clinicians we serve.
LinkedInThe clinicians who manage airways where it is hardest.
From first question to full deployment.
Contact our team with your agency or department and the airways you manage. You work with a dedicated point of contact from first conversation through deployment.
Order IntuBlade in boxes through the portal, purchased outright. No capital contract, no per-blade consumable agreement.
Roll out on your timeline. Allegiance Mobile Health deployed across more than 200 ambulances in 30-plus counties in weeks, not quarters.
We respond promptly to questions and stand behind the equipment. Training resources and our team are available as you bring IntuBlade into practice.
Quick answers about the company and how to buy.
IntuBlade is an airway-care company that builds video laryngoscopy and clinical intelligence tools. The blade pairs with a standard tablet or phone to give clinicians a clear view on the first attempt.
EMS and fire agencies, emergency departments, military and tactical medicine, air medical teams, and training programs. More than 500 agencies use IntuBlade today.
In a peer-reviewed simulation study (AJEM 2021), IntuBlade intubated faster than GlideScope Ranger in both clean and soiled simulated airways. It is sold in boxes outright, with no capital contract and no proprietary monitor.
Yes. IntuBlade is a 510(k)-exempt, Class I medical device. FDA registered. Rx Only. Not FDA cleared or FDA approved.
Order boxes through the portal, purchased outright with no multi-year commitment. Contact our team about your agency or department and we will walk you through evaluation and deployment.
IntuBlade was founded in 2018 by emergency physician Andrew Napier, MD, and co-founder Dave Warden, a Marine Corps veteran. The team is veteran-led, with clinical, engineering, and operations experience.
Order IntuBlade for your team, or contact us about your department's purchasing needs.