Welcome to Innovative BioTherapies

Innovative BioTherapies, Inc. (IBT) is a privately held, for-profit company founded in 2003 by H. David Humes of the University of Michigan. IBT is a recognized leader in extracorporeal blood circuit technologies, with extensive experience guiding medical device innovations from early product development and clinical validation through the complex regulatory processes of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

In addition to advancing its own therapeutic platforms, IBT conducts research and development for medical device companies, supporting innovation from early concept through preclinical and translational evaluation. IBT is a Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) certified laboratory with the capability to conduct large animal studies and operates at Biosafety Level 2 (BSL-2), enabling rigorous and compliant evaluation of novel therapeutics and devices.

Leveraging strong academic partnerships with University of Michigan and clinical insight, IBT develops transformative therapies that improve outcomes across critical diseases.

David Humes

David Humes

12 Years of Experience

Dr. Chris Pino

Dr. Chris Pino

Lead Biomedical Engineer

Angela Westover

Angela Westover

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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

9

No. of People

42

Patents

4 Parter

Hospitals

XX

Trials