The application window is open for the startup contest Pitch Perfect at INVEST March 28-30 at the Ritz Carlton in Chicago. Here's a look at some of the participants in the contest and progressed they've made on their mission to improve healthcare.
Patient engagement platform Luma Health was designed to help patients schedule appointment with the doctor without having to wait months. With Covid-19, the startup's vision has expanded.
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
Healthcare startups across health services, health IT, medical devices, biopharma and diagnostics tracks took part in the week-long competition at the conference July 20-24. Here are the winners for the five tracks.
Five health IT startups with technology spanning patient engagement, optimizing care for cancer patients from China, and connected devices will take part in the startup pitching contest INVEST Pitch Perfect July 20-24. Register now while tickets are still available!
In the runup to the MedCity INVEST conference April 21-22 in Chicago focusing on healthcare innovation, leaders from Luma Health to the Penn Center for Community Health Workers shared their insights on patient engagement.
As providers look for ways to better engage with patients and improve outcomes, investors see potential in companies that are rewriting the rules of effective provider-patient communications.
Executives from Imagine360, Verily, BrightInsight, Lantern, and Rhapsody shared their approaches to reducing healthcare costs and facilitating digital transformation.
The startup, which counts North Florida Women's Care among its clients, has unveiled new features of its platform, including one that lets facilities mass message groups of patients.
In addition to tools around appointment scheduling and referrals, Luma Health now has a new product: Care Pathway Messaging, which allows doctors and patients to communicate through bot-enabled customized texts.