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Biosense Webster:
Discover A New Possible
Innovations
For over 20 years, we have been deeply committed to delivering innovative solutions designed to help clinicians reach more patients and heal more hearts.
Education & Awareness
We enable lifelong learning for those on the frontlines of care at J&J Institute and strive to deliver AF education and awareness among clinicians and the general public.
Research & Publications
With approximately 150 electrophysiology centres globally and a heritage of pioneering treatment in the field of EP, we are committed to advancing quality of care.
A History of Innovation
Biosense Webster, a business unit of Johnson & Johnson Medical Pty Limited, is recognised as a leader in the science behind the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
Our Mission
We help patients around the world regain their health, their energy and their lives.
Biosense Webster, Inc. ideas and innovations make a difference in the medical community's approach to diagnosing and treating arrhythmias. We enable physicians to find and help treat more types of disease. We contribute directly to improving procedural methodologies and raising success rates. And we’re committed to enhancing safety for both patients and physicians as we work to treat Afib.
Guided by the needs of electrophysiologists and cardiologists, Biosense Webster, Inc. has pioneered innovative technological advancements for more than 30 years. Some might call this quite a heritage. At Biosense Webster, Inc., we say it's just the beginning.
Join us as we continue to look for new and better ways to help physicians heal more hearts. Because that is what we do -- we put lives back in rhythm.
Our Profile
- More than 1,300 professionals in 40 countries around the world dedicated to bringing the best healthcare options to our customers in the most ethical ways possible
- Renowned training and support for electrophysiologists and allied professionals, including onsite training, online courses and education centers in Cincinnati, Ohio; Hamburg, Germany; and Shanghai, China
- An unparalleled commitment to scientific discovery that supports clinical trials and publishes scientific studies to advance the practice of electrophysiology and evaluate the safety and efficacy of new medical technology
- Inspired professionals using innovative ideas to make a tangible difference in the lives of doctors and patients
- Part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies
- Shaping the future of electrophysiology
Decades of Making a Difference
Pioneering inventor Will Webster founded Webster Laboratories with the philosophy of listening to and fulfilling the needs of the physician.
Halfway around the world, another pioneer, Dr. Shlomo Ben-Haim, developed 3D cardiac mapping and navigation technology, providing new levels of insight, precision and safety in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
In 1998, Dr. Ben-Haim’s Biosense, Inc., joined Webster Laboratories to form Biosense Webster, Inc., part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies.
Now, decades later, Biosense Webster, Inc.'s advanced catheter designs are known throughout the world for their reliability and ease of use.
Today, thousands of dedicated Biosense Webster problem-solvers around the world continue this legacy of innovation, born of listening to the needs of doctors and their patients. Biosense Webster, Inc. ideas have singularly propelled the field of electrophysiology from a collection of possibilities to an established, mainstream medical discipline.