U.S. & global regulatory strategy
Plan for U.S. entry now and global expansion later. Build testing and evidence plans with future markets in mind.
For medical device founders who need more than a roadmap. Strategic direction and hands-on support for U.S. market entry, global planning, submissions, and post-market needs. Move forward today while keeping future international expansion in view.
U.S. and global strategy. Submission support. Post-market guidance. We meet you where you are.
Plan for U.S. entry now and global expansion later. Build testing and evidence plans with future markets in mind.
Prepare focused FDA questions. Build the right materials. Leave with clear next steps.
Turn your strategy and evidence into a clear, cohesive submission.
Develop the De Novo submission. Assess Breakthrough eligibility. Prepare the request and rationale.
Prepare the eSTAR. Organize attachments. Complete final checks for FDA electronic submission.
Plan expanded indications, next-generation devices, change assessments, ongoing obligations, and new markets.
A focused project. A defined milestone. Or ongoing support. We shape the engagement around your needs.
Find your starting pointEvery device and market is different. We focus on today’s priorities and keep future indications, versions, and markets in view.
We learn your device, intended use, development stage, and target markets. Then we identify the decisions that matter now.
Work directly with the person doing the work. Set a clear scope. Focus on what matters. Keep regulatory work tied to business goals.
One close working relationship. Clear communication. Direct access to your regulatory partner.
Clear scope. Thoughtful priorities. Practical support for startup budgets.
Support from early strategy through submissions, post-market changes, and market expansion.
Editable resources for evidence planning, Pre-Sub preparation, and predicate comparison.
Seminars, practical tips, and regulatory perspectives for medical device founders.
Explore all resourcesA short session for founders on testing, evidence, and FDA expectations.
October 8, 2026 · 12:00–12:45 PM Pacific
A practical conversation about when to approach FDA, how to prepare, and what to do next.
Use a traffic-light approach to sort alignment, clarification, and strategic risk.

Mirna holds a master's degree in Biomedical and Translational Science. She began in clinical research and later moved into regulatory affairs.
Her experience covers Class II and Class III devices, combination products, IVDs, SaMD, software-enabled devices, and AI.
Through Strata, she works directly with founders on U.S. and global strategy, submissions, and post-market support.
Start a conversation with MirnaTell us where you are. Tell us where you want to go.