Welcome to Innovative BioTherapies

Innovative BioTherapies, Inc. (IBT) is a privately held, for-profit company founded in 2003 by Dr. H. David Humes, Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan. IBT is a recognized leader in extracorporeal blood circuit technologies, combining scientific excellence with proven expertise in medical device development, clinical validation, and FDA regulatory pathways.

Leveraging its strong roots at the University of Michigan, IBT draws on world-class academic research, clinical insight, and top-tier scientific talent to advance breakthrough therapeutic platforms. The company’s unique integration of technological innovation, clinical experience, and operational execution has been instrumental in developing multiple extracorporeal devices that have demonstrated significant improvements in patient outcomes across diverse disease areas.

With a solid foundation in translational medicine and a track record of successful innovation, IBT is well-positioned to expand its impact in the growing field of bioengineered and extracorporeal therapies, delivering transformative solutions that address critical unmet medical needs.

David Humes

David Humes

12 Years of Experience

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Patented Technology

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Grants and Funding

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Research Lab Outsourcing and Partnerships

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Working together with IBT

Innovative BioTherapies, Inc. (IBT), is a for profit company founded in 2003, by Dr. H. David Humes, Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan, to facilitate the commercialization of technology developed in his academic laboratory. IBT’s research and development program is primarily supported by a number of federal grants and contracts, which focus on developing bioartificial organ based devices utilizing adult progenitor cells, biomaterials and MEMs technology.

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Working together with IBT

Innovative BioTherapies, Inc. (IBT), is a for profit company founded in 2003, by Dr. H. David Humes, Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan, to facilitate the commercialization of technology developed in his academic laboratory. IBT’s research and development program is primarily supported by a number of federal grants and contracts, which focus on developing bioartificial organ based devices utilizing adult progenitor cells, biomaterials and MEMs technology.

IBT by the Numbers

35 Years

in Business

65+

Publications

$20M+

Funding

52

No. of People

42

Patents

4 Parter

Hospitals

245

Trials