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Epitel Names Dexcom Exec Steve Pacelli as CEO

Current CEO and founder Mark Lehmkuhle will transition to the role of chief technology officer.

Steve Pacelli. Photo: LinkedIn.

Epitel, a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for patient-focused brain health solutions, has appointed Steve Pacelli as its new chief executive officer (CEO). Current CEO and founder Mark Lehmkuhle will transition to the role of chief technology officer.

Pacelli is a seasoned executive within the medical technology industry. Before joining Epitel, he worked in numerous roles throughout an almost twenty year role at continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) company Dexcom. He was Dexcom’s chief operating officer from 2010-2012 and most recently served as its EVP and managing director of Dexcom Ventures.

Epitel said Pacelli touts expertise in scaling groundbreaking tech, forging strategic partnerships, and driving operational excellence.

“I am thrilled to join Epitel at this exciting time in the company’s journey,” said Pacelli. “Epitel’s vision for improving the lives of individuals with neurological conditions through continuous, non-invasive brain health monitoring is inspiring. I look forward to working with the talented team at Epitel to accelerate our efforts in advancing healthcare solutions and delivering meaningful outcomes for patients.”

Epitel specializes in wearable, wireless, and non-invasive EEG technology. The company has made significant strides in developing its REMI portfolio, an AI-enabled seizure monitoring platform. In November, the company earned FDA clearance for REMI Vigilenz AI For Bedside Notifications, a device that conducts an automated analysis of EEG data collected by the REMI wireless wearable EEG System in near real-time.

“As Epitel grows, so do the demands of managing our organization and ambition. Steve’s passion for patient-centered innovation and strategic vision make him the ideal leader to guide us and I am confident that Steve will propel Epitel into our next chapter of success,” said Lehmkuhle.

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