Stas is trying to make continuous patient measurements useful to clinical teams from the hospital through recovery at home.
Peter Stas is CEO and co-founder of Corsano Health, which develops wearable patient-monitoring devices. His background combines economics, consumer electronics, and decades in the watch industry before his work on medical wearables.
From Electronics and Watches to Medical Wearables
His official team biography lists a background in economics, eight years at Philips Electronics, and more than three decades with the Frederique Constant Group. It identifies strategy and business development as areas of experience.
Corsano brings a wrist-worn form factor into medical monitoring. The company’s system combines devices with clinical and research software, linking Stas’s earlier work in electronics and watches with a healthcare application.
Connecting Hospital and Home Monitoring
In the announcement of Medtronic’s U.S. distribution arrangement, Stas described the objective as giving clinicians actionable information across care settings. “We envision advanced patient monitoring to be easier to use in daily clinical practice,” he said.
That direction involves more than manufacturing a wearable. Corsano supplies access to processed measurements and raw research data and supports connections to other systems. Its distribution agreement extends the purchasing route for U.S. hospitals while Corsano continues developing its monitoring technology.