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We’ve extended our early rate deal —you can save $300 on your ticket if you register by Tuesday March 10.
A new report from BioEnterprise shows that Minnesota dominated other Midwestern states for investment in health tech, medical device and biotech companies while Ohio had more deals than other states in the region.
Closing cancer health equity gaps require medical breakthroughs made possible by new funding approaches.
A new BioEnterprise report showed that three mega deals powered the health IT sector to a record year in the Midwest in 2017.
At the MedCity INVEST conference this week, panelists from a payer, private equity firm, accelerator and digital health validation group discussed what they look for in digital health startups and offered advice on selecting a partner.
BioEnterprise's report tracks healthcare investment in Midwestern states, by companies, healthcare sector and amount raised from 2011 through 2016.
The BioEnterprise Midwest Healthcare Growth Capital Report revealed a record amount invested in the most deals across biotech, medical device and health IT in the first half of the year since 2005 when its records begin.
These issues are a critical part of the national conversation on healthcare funding — funding which advances cures, drives economic growth and spurs technological innovation.
Most states are now regularly attracting 10 figures in total investing.
Midwest healthcare startups attracted less venture capital in the first half of 2015 than it did in the like period a year back. However, medical devices remain the strongest draw for dollars in the Midwest.
The Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, the MetroHealth System and life sciences collaborative BioEnterprise will host the first-ever Cleveland Medical Hackathon in September.
Looks like 2014 was a bumper year for the Midwest life sciences industry: The region’s 243 companies attracted $1.8 billion in new investments, according a new report. The dollars were pretty evenly distributed across the biopharma, medical device and healthcare IT sectors: Biopharma: $629 million Medical device: $593 million Health IT: $562 million This data […]
On a national scale, venture investment in medical devices suffered last year while biotech saw a jump in investments. But new data paints a different picture for healthcare companies in the Midwest. According to data collected and analyzed by BioEnterprise, a Cleveland-based life science business development group, medical device investments in the region grew last […]
With so much pressure on entrepreneurs to put together the right management team, create the perfect pitch and get all of the company’s ducks in a row before going to look for an investment, it’s easy to overlook the fact that a CEO should be just as critical of investors when deciding whether an investment […]
One of a string of regional health IT accelerators popping up across the country, in places like New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati, is open for market-ready or in-market healthcare IT solutions in Northeast Ohio. Cleveland’s H.I.T Accelerator is now accepting applications for its Winter 2013 session. The program, formed in February by BioEnterprise, provides startups […]
Despite the recession, venture capital investing in Northeast Ohio showed significant growth from 2007 to 2011 over the previous five years. A big-picture look at venture capital deals in the region over the past five years found that Northeast Ohio tech-based companies raised $961 million from venture capitalists and angel investors between 2007 and 2011. […]