UVA Devices

UVA Devices was a medical technology company that specialized in the development and manufacture of high-output UVA-1 phototherapy systems for treating severe dermatological and systemic conditions. Spun out from the University of Virginia, the company addressed a critical gap in the U.S. market by providing specialized equipment capable of delivering long-wave ultraviolet radiation, which penetrates deeper into the skin than traditional UVB therapy. Their flagship product was designed to treat conditions such as scleroderma, morphea, and atopic dermatitis, which are often refractory to conventional treatments. By offering high-performance, clinical-grade devices, UVA Devices aimed to improve patient access to advanced phototherapy options in a clinical setting.