March 23, 2021, Cambridge, MA The Sumaira Foundation for NMO (TSF) and Portal Instruments are pleased to announce their partnership. Portal Instruments and TSF share a joint vision of creating a better experience and improved treatment options for patients diagnosed with NMOSD.
March 23, 2021, Cambridge, MA The Sumaira Foundation for NMO (TSF) and Portal Instruments are pleased to announce their partnership.
Portal Instruments and TSF share a joint vision of creating a better experience and improved treatment options for patients diagnosed with neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder.
Established in 2014, The Sumaira Foundation for NMO (TSF) is a 501(c)(3) organization founded and led by an NMO patient that is dedicated to generating global awareness of neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD), fundraising to help find a cure, and creating a community of support for patients + their caregivers.
Portal Instruments is developing and commercializing a highly innovative needle-free jet injection platform that transforms the drug delivery experience for patients suffering from chronic disease. Portal’s aim is to replace all needles and syringes with a safe, fast, and connected device and empower the patient to holistically manage their chronic condition.
Barbara Taylor, VP of Commercial and Marketing at Portal Instruments said “Portal Instruments is thrilled to be working with The Sumaira Foundation as we share a vision of supporting and empowering patients. Portal sees the need to offer a needle-free solution to NMO patients and we are excited to be working with TSF and the NMO community to make this happen”
Elated about the partnership, Sumaira Ahmed, TSF Founder and Executive Director, adds, “As a patient who is not particularly eager to be ‘hooked up to an infusion pole’ as frequently as our treatment plans often require, I am eager to introduce the Portal device to our patient population. I genuinely believe that Portal’s innovative drug delivery method will afford our community with a semblance of independence – something many of us feel we lost after getting diagnosed with NMOSD.”
Logan Merrill has taken testosterone injections for 6 years. In this piece, Logan talks about his transition and the process of taking his injections. This blog was written by Logan Merrill for Portal Instruments. All opinions and experiences shared are entirely his own.
The National Transgender Discrimination Survey Report on Health and Health Care recorded at least 80% of transgender people have either taken gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) or want to take GAHT at some point.¹
Portal Instruments was founded with the goal to completely disrupt how injections are given and to replace the needle and syringe with a modern, convenient and safe technology. Our Vision is a Needle-Free World.
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