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Which are next digital health start up's to watch according to investors? 😎 💡 TORTUS -#AI Co-pilot to support clinicians in administrative tasks 💡 Verisian - streamline and accelerate the process of clinical data analysis, submission and review 💡 Upheal - AI-assisted and analytics platform for mental health professionals 💡 nyra health - digital rehabilitation platform to support neurological patients 💡 Lindus Health - clinical trial platform 💡 Sohar Health (YC S23) - reduce insurance claims denials through accurate patient eligibility 💡Floy - AI-driven tool that helps radiologists spot issues that would otherwise be undetectable 💡 Abtrace - end-to-end healthcare platform that enables AI-based preventative care based on proactive monitoring and early disease detection. 💡 LightHearted AI - medical device detects heart conditions at a distance and through clothing 💡 Nebu~Flow - low-cost, efficient nebuliser platform — which enables delivery of the next generation drugs 💡 Nabla - AI copilot transcribes consultation audio and generates clinical notes from transcripts 💡 @nelly - financial operating system for healthcare by enabling a fully digital patient journey in Europe 💡 Phare Health - automating revenue cycle processes
13 digital health startups to watch, according to investors
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PERIGEE HEALTH - a Market Access Agency | Seasoned Biotech/Healthcare Executive | Market Access Executive | Early Seed & Capital Funding Experience | Board Member
AI in digital health is not a "cure-all"—its true value shows best when its application is clearly defined and effectively enhances patient outcomes and healthcare provider efficiency. Digital health startups now need to be able to withstand scrutiny and gain the confidence of cautious investors. The ones prioritizing a strong value proposition backed by measurable clinical outcomes are coming out on top! #DigitalHealth #AI #Healthcare
Investors 'cautiously optimistic' about the state of the digital health market
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4 Ways Investors Think the Health Tech World Will Change in 2024 – MedCity News - MedCity News #4WaysInvestorsThinkTheHealthTechWorldWillChangein2024 Investors are predicting significant changes in the healthcare technology industry by 2024. These changes are expected to impact various aspects of the sector, including telehealth, artificial intelligence (AI), digital therapeutics, and data interoperability. #TelehealthInvestmentOpportunities Telehealth is expected to continue attracting significant investment in the coming years. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of telehealth services, and investors believe this trend will persist. The focus will shift towards improving the user experience, expanding the range of services offered, and integrating telehealth into existing healthcare systems. #AIandMachineLearninginHealthcare Investors anticipate increased investment ai.mediformatica.com #health #software #startups #this #about #healthcare #medcity #news #report #digital #digitalhealth #busine #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/3PM1oFe)
4 Ways Investors Think the Health Tech World Will Change in 2024 - MedCity News
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Predictions for 2024 are making the rounds… Let’s face it, most are either buzz-wordy, overly confident, or so fluffy that they cannot be wrong. So I loved the Sifted article below with a few small insights on #healthtech start-ups that are based in a retrospective of last year. Here the highlights: 👉🏻 2024 will see more push for proactive health, meaning self-diagnosis, self-management, or other #patientempowerment tools; #healthcare cannot fully provide or develop anything comparable on its own but patients seek it 👉🏻 More M&A will be part of the sector with larger companies trying to build capacity and capabilities to continue to scale to truly impactful solutions; lots of zombie companies might currently keep talent locked from moving and innovating 👉🏻 Start-ups will be able to take advantage of generative #AI to leapfrog advancements in administrative and non-clinical work; the new technology finally offers a substantially different approach over legacy systems to allow for quicker and more intuitive uptake
AI, proactive care and M&A: Healthtech predictions for 2024
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Thank you to Consumer Technology Association and the leadership of René Quashie and Ami Bhatt, MD for hosting the recent Health AI+ Symposium at Harvard Medical School. It mattered a lot that the room included so many people with very different expertise and experience—this kind of diversity will be key to using AI to actually build more equitable health innovations. Chris Gibbons, MD, MPH, René Quashie and I joined forces to share how AI matters to health equity and where it's making important advancements. Many folks shaped these insights from CTA's community including Lisa K. Fitzpatrick MD, MPH, MPA, Michael R. Crawford, Crystal Grant, Ph.D., Meg Barron, Gaurav Manchanda and many others! I walked away with three insights and questions. 1) AI is massively accelerating health innovation. According to Rock Health data, there are over 500 venture backed digital health startups in the US that have AI enabled solutions with $18B in venture funding from 2021-2023, and that number is growing. In that time, top therapeutic areas for AI startup investment were oncology ($1.9B), cardiovascular care ($1.8B), and mental health ($1.4B). How is all of this momentum around AI advancing health equity—and where could it? Thus is a huge opportunity space for health innovators. 2) In many ways, AI is like any innovation where we need to bring an equity lens and consider: Who is designing these AI innovations? Who is gaining access and who are these advancements benefiting? Who is getting funding to propel this technology? The people behind the technology matter and we can all be doing more to join forces, collaborate and bring more leaders together. 3) Anyone who cares to advance health equity needs proof points of where AI can be a force for good. To be sure, there is much to be cautious about and many examples of real harm that we should take seriously. Most examples will need feedback for improvement, but that’s true of most innovations regardless of AI. The important part is that we keep learning and collaborating to make the innovations work better for more people. One encouraging example that Casey Ross at STAT recently wrote about is the Health AI Partnership, which is leveraging AI to advance health equity for rural populations, at a time when rural hospitals are closing at alarming rates. To do so, this collaboration is offering rural hospitals the chance to integrate AI into administrative processes that will reduce costs and improve efficiencies. And that is just one of many encouraging examples surfaced in our conversation at the symposium. I am excited to learn and share more examples of where AI is showing promise and potential to advance health equity.
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Exciting shifts are happening in healthcare, with significant recent investment into AI, women's health, and value-based care companies. Here's what I see as trending: 👉🏻 Significant investment into health-focused funds last year (the US, for example, saw an investment of $19 billion), with a strong focus on women's health, AI diagnostics, drug discovery, and personalised medicine. 👉🏻 AI usage, particularly in drug discovery and diagnostics, with 15% of VC-backed healthcare companies embracing AI and machine learning. 👉🏻 Value-Based Care is gaining traction as a significant model, with an increasing number of companies either providing or supporting the services. Although there are headwinds for investors and Healthtech companies (e.g. Healthtech saw a 33% investment drop from 2022; the diagnostics field saw zero IPOs in 2023; and exit values for Medical Devices recently hit a seven-year low), the shift towards a patient-centric, technology-leveraged value-based care system is exciting and likely to make a significant impact across the Healthcare ecosystem in the years ahead. #Valuebasedcare #Healthcare #Change #CustomerCentric
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What Will Digital Health Investment Look Like in 2024? – MedCity News - MedCity News #Title: What Will Digital Health Investment Look Like in 2024? #Summary: A blog post from MedCity News explores the future of digital health investment in 2024. The post discusses the current state of digital health investment, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the industry, and predictions for the future. The author highlights key areas of focus for investors, including telehealth, remote monitoring, and artificial intelligence. The post also addresses the challenges and opportunities in digital health investment, such as regulatory hurdles and the potential for increased collaboration between startups and established healthcare organizations. Overall, the blog post provides valuable insights for healthcare IT professionals interested in the future of digital health investment. #Headings: 1. Introduction: Current State of Digital ai.mediformatica.com #medcity #news #report #this #health #pitchbook #digital #healthcare #venturecapital #digitalhealth #startups #equity #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/41ytpWD)
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Huma Raises $80M to Revolutionize Digital Health with AI The intersection of AI and healthcare is producing groundbreaking innovations, and Huma is leading the charge. The London-based health-tech company has raised $80 million in Series D funding to expand its AI-powered cloud platform. This platform enables startups to rapidly prototype, launch, and scale regulated digital health apps, bringing advanced care solutions to market in record time. Imagine turning text prompts into fully functional healthcare applications within minutes—Huma makes this possible. Dan Vahdat, founder and CEO of Huma, likens their Cloud Platform to "Shopify for digital health," democratizing access to high-quality, AI-driven healthcare tools. With global regulatory clearances, including from the FDA, Huma is set to transform how we approach medical care, making it proactive rather than reactive. Collaborations with giants like Google have fortified Huma's technology, allowing users to leverage a vast library of models for diverse healthcare applications. The generative AI-powered builder, a standout feature, simplifies app creation, even for those without a tech background. Huma's impact is already felt in over 3,000 hospitals and clinics, engaging 35 million individuals across 70 countries. With new funding, Huma aims to support more digital health startups and expand its platform's capabilities. As AI continues to advance, companies like Huma are vital in ensuring these technologies benefit both the rich and the poor, making healthcare more accessible and efficient for all.
Huma completes Series D with total financing of over $80m as it launches Huma Cloud Platform with GenAI integrations to bring digital first care and research to everyone
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Abridge Secures $150M to Expand GenAI, Partners with Yale New Haven Health System - HIT Consultant #Abridge Secures $150M Funding #Expanding GenAI Technology #Partnership with Yale New Haven Health System #Enhancing Healthcare IT Solutions #Innovative AI Applications in Healthcare #Impact on Patient Care and Outcomes #Future Developments in Healthcare Technology #Collaboration for Advancing Healthcare IT Solutions #Investment in Healthcare Innovation #Improving Healthcare Delivery with AI Technology #Strategic Partnership for Healthcare Transformation #Utilizing AI for Enhanced Patient Care #Expanding Reach of GenAI Technology #Driving Innovation in Healthcare IT Sector #Transforming Healthcare with Advanced Technology ai.mediformatica.com #abridge #health #clinical #genai #funding #healthcare #documentation #innovation #partners #generativeai #yalenewhavenhealth #digital #digitalhealth #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/4bQZVrq)
Abridge Secures $150M to Expand GenAI, Partners with Yale New Haven Health System
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