Karen Griffith Gryga of Dreamit Ventures is one of a group of investors who will discuss investing in cancer treatment innovation at the MedCity CONVERGE conference in Philadelphia this week.
Tissue Analytics is working with Intermountain Healthcare and other health systems to provide an alternative to laser doppler technology and rulers to monitor wound healing.
Closing cancer health equity gaps require medical breakthroughs made possible by new funding approaches.
Eight companies are taking part in the fifth cohort of the Philadelphia-based accelerator with technologies spanning remote monitoring to detect diabetic foot ulcers earlier to a paper-based diagnostics system for point-of-care tests.
There were a diverse set of healthcare startups at CONVERGE this year from medical device startup Inscope Technologies to contextualizing data from social media apps to gain personal insights on health.
Dreamit Health has had 40 startups take part in its accelerator since its start.
A coach, player or trainer receives an alert when a significant impact occurs.
The progress in artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping patient care, across various dimensions, from facilitating faster discharge to curating treatment plans and suggesting lifestyle changes.
Diagnostic Driving's mobile simulated driving assessment is the product of five years of research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Research Institute.
For dbaza health, diabetes management for kids with Type 1 diabetes was the first focus of the business.
Steve Barsh, an entrepreneur and consultant who, like Mesnchik, teaches at the Wharton School of Business, has stepped into the role, marking a return to the venture capital firm
Sensors are a noticeable theme. Some can track epileptics through a smartwatch (Neutun Labs) and other sensors measure blood sugar, dehydration, fat burning (GraphWear Technologies).
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
This early stage mobile health company wants to give aspiring fitness enthusiasts a personalized nutrition coach.
A DreamIt Health Baltimore company is developing a pipeline of medical devices to give emerging markets safer, more affordable solutions, starting with device to recycle blood during surgery.
DreamIt Health grad NarrativeDx developed a way to analyze patient feedback from CAHP surveys, internal hospital documents and what they post on physician rating and hospital websites to better understand patient needs. It’s now raised seed funding to add engineering, sales and marketing staff to help it expand its hospital customer base. In a phone […]
Improving patient handoffs, autotransfusion, Epic alumni and a couple of women-led startups figure into DreamIt Health Baltimore‘s second class of early stage healthcare companies. They will also be the first to occupy its permanent office at a new shared working space. In a phone interview with DreamIt Ventures Managing Director Jason Hardebeck, he noted that […]
Avhana Health, a Baltimore-based health IT startup from the DreamIT Health accelerator, has raised nearly $750,000 of seed funding, according to a filing with the SEC. Avhana, launched in early 2014 by brothers Nate and Noah Weiner, seeks to help physicians and hospitals with new quality metrics from Medicare, which determine billions of dollars in reimbursements. […]