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Auxilium Health is creating low-cost, smart biomaterials for difficult-to-heal wounds.

Dynocardia is a biomedical device company developing wearable, non-invasive blood pressure monitoring technology. Its ViTrack wrist-wearable device provides direct, beat-by-beat measurement of blood pressure and tracks heart rate, respiration, and rhythm with accuracy comparable to intra-arterial lines. The platform uses a wearable optomechanical sensor to enable continuous, mobile monitoring of cardiovascular parameters. Founded in 2018, the company is headquartered in Massachusetts and focuses on meeting critical clinical needs with portable monitoring solutions.

PediaMetrix is a pediatric health technology company that develops AI-powered cranial measurement and monitoring tools to detect and manage head shape abnormalities in newborns. Its SoftSpot platform provides quantitative cranial measurements via a smartphone app, enabling at-home and in-office use, and offers data-driven guidance and repositioning instructions for parents. The system also gives pediatricians access to simplified analysis and data from the app to support clinical decisions, and is supported by FDA-cleared digital tools for pediatric head assessment. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Rockville, Maryland, and leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to lower healthcare costs and improve outcomes in pediatric head care.

LiteraSeed is a digital health company that has created a clinically validated platform aimed at enhancing communication between patients and healthcare providers. This platform is specifically designed to assist low health literate patient populations, which includes individuals who may face language barriers or have difficulty articulating their health concerns. By facilitating accurate and remote self-reporting of symptoms, LiteraSeed's technology seeks to prevent misdiagnoses, adverse health events, and unnecessary emergency room visits. The company's focus on improving access to care is particularly beneficial for public health providers serving diverse communities, ensuring that disadvantaged patients receive the attention and resources they need for effective healthcare management.

CenSyn develops a portable brain health assessment platform. It comprises a handheld EEG device for rapid neurological evaluation, a mobile app for real-time data viewing, and machine learning algorithms to detect mental status changes. This enables medical professionals to conduct cognitive assessments across various settings.

Alerje, Inc. is a Detroit-based company focused on enhancing the quality of life for individuals with food allergies. Founded in 2015, Alerje has developed an innovative emergency medicine and digital oral immunotherapy management platform. Central to its offerings is an epinephrine auto-injector that conveniently fits into a smartphone case, promoting better adherence and alert management for users. The company also provides a mobile application that allows users to create personalized food allergy profiles, share these profiles with caregivers and medical professionals, and filter recipes based on allergen information. Additionally, the app includes features for scanning grocery items to identify potential allergens, thus aiding families and healthcare providers in making informed dietary choices. Alerje's platform is validated by the National Science Foundation and aims to improve emergency response and overall management of food allergies.

Samay specializes in remote respiratory health management. It develops AI-enabled wearable devices that monitor pulmonary volumes, trapped air, heart rates, breathing sounds, and lung temperature. This enables users to analyze their respiratory data and helps prevent respiratory diseases.

ProMedix is a medical device startup based in Portland, Oregon, founded in 2019. The company specializes in the development of noninvasive, fingertip patient monitors aimed at enhancing the recognition of circulatory dysfunction. Its innovative devices are designed to assist in the diagnostic evaluation and monitoring of various medical conditions, such as trauma, dehydration, and sepsis. By facilitating effective home patient monitoring, ProMedix aims to simplify both home and critical care, helping physicians to prevent unnecessary acute visits and improve overall emergency and critical care outcomes.

Moshion is a technology company specializing in healthcare workflow optimization, specifically targeting the nursing shortage. It employs 3D image sensors, preserving patient privacy, to gather movement data, which is then analyzed using machine learning models. Moshion's primary focus is to prevent pressure injuries in bedridden patients by monitoring and optimizing patient turning protocols. The platform tracks adherence to these protocols, provides personalized turn schedules, sends reminders to nurses, and automates documentation. This data-driven approach aims to enhance patient care, improve nursing efficiency, and reduce the risk of life-threatening events.

Claria Medical specializes in developing innovative, minimally invasive surgical tools aimed at enhancing women's healthcare procedures. Their primary focus is improving hysterectomy and myomectomy surgeries by reducing tissue spread risk during laparoscopic procedures. Claria has received notable recognitions such as the 'Safer Technologies Designation' from the FDA and grants from the National Science Foundation and National Institute of Health.

Samay specializes in remote respiratory health management. It develops AI-enabled wearable devices that monitor pulmonary volumes, trapped air, heart rates, breathing sounds, and lung temperature. This enables users to analyze their respiratory data and helps prevent respiratory diseases.

Strados Labs, LLC is a medical technology company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specializing in respiratory health management through innovative sensor-based solutions. Founded in 2016, the company has developed a wearable device that provides real-time insights into breathing patterns, sounds, and speed. This device is equipped with clinical-grade biosensors and smart software, allowing for continuous monitoring of respiratory conditions such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. By connecting to a mobile application, Strados enables users and healthcare providers to access and analyze respiratory data, facilitating informed health decisions and remote patient monitoring.

HairDays is an AI-powered health data company that has developed a unique hair intelligence platform aimed at simplifying hair classification, care, and product selection. This innovative platform provides personalized recommendations for maintaining healthy hair by curating relevant content and facilitating the discovery and purchase of hair care products. Users can track their hair growth progress and improve their hair conditions through tailored insights, making HairDays a valuable resource for individuals seeking to enhance their hair care routines.

Lura Health develops a non-invasive continuous health monitoring platform that uses saliva as a diagnostic fluid. The company integrates micro-sensors into orthodontic devices such as retainers, aligners, and brackets to continuously measure saliva analytes and securely transmit data to a smartphone app, enabling users to monitor oral health metrics and potentially support broader chronic disease management. Target markets include heart disease, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and tooth decay. Founded in 2017, the company is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Our mission is to promote innovation that empowers people to have the knowledge and tools to solve everyday medical problems in any setting. We do this by providing a doctor’s approach to stopping nosebleeds at your fingertips. Bleed Freeze allows people to confidently take control and treat nosebleeds anywhere.

UCHU Biosensors develops a platform of tooth mounted sensors to effortlessly track health through saliva.

Dynocardia is a biomedical device company developing wearable, non-invasive blood pressure monitoring technology. Its ViTrack wrist-wearable device provides direct, beat-by-beat measurement of blood pressure and tracks heart rate, respiration, and rhythm with accuracy comparable to intra-arterial lines. The platform uses a wearable optomechanical sensor to enable continuous, mobile monitoring of cardiovascular parameters. Founded in 2018, the company is headquartered in Massachusetts and focuses on meeting critical clinical needs with portable monitoring solutions.

PediaMetrix is a pediatric health technology company that develops AI-powered cranial measurement and monitoring tools to detect and manage head shape abnormalities in newborns. Its SoftSpot platform provides quantitative cranial measurements via a smartphone app, enabling at-home and in-office use, and offers data-driven guidance and repositioning instructions for parents. The system also gives pediatricians access to simplified analysis and data from the app to support clinical decisions, and is supported by FDA-cleared digital tools for pediatric head assessment. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Rockville, Maryland, and leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to lower healthcare costs and improve outcomes in pediatric head care.

Liv Labs specializes in developing convenient and affordable solutions for improving pelvic floor fitness.

CereVu Medical specializes in developing advanced medical devices. Their primary product is a wearable, single-use forehead patch connected to a reusable console, designed to monitor and analyze cerebral hemodynamics in real-time. This system employs proprietary algorithms to provide continuous pain score assessments, enabling healthcare professionals to tailor treatments based on individual patient needs.

Quadralynx develops wearable biometric devices designed to assist adults with motor speech disorders, particularly those experiencing volume control issues stemming from Parkinson’s disease or related neurological conditions. The device alerts users via vibration when they exhibit pathological voice states.

EchoWear is a company focused on enhancing healthcare access through its innovative smartwatch-based system. This system facilitates meaningful interactions between patients and care teams, promoting the development of actionable digital health services. By prioritizing age-friendly health technologies, EchoWear aims to improve the overall healthcare experience for users, ensuring that they can effectively engage with their health management through digital solutions.

Pragma Health provides digital healthcare services. They permit users to perform different tests for cardiovascular, hematology, infectious diseases, and others in the privacy of their home and provide accurate, immediate results, enabling them to get a convenient, cost-effective, and accurate healthcare testing process.

Empo Health specializes in remote patient monitoring, focusing on diabetic foot health. They develop full-color imaging scales for home use, enabling patients and clinicians to access reliable visual data outside clinical settings.

KovaDx is a healthcare company focused on improving the lives of individuals suffering from Sickle Cell Disease and other hemolytic anemias. It has developed an affordable point-of-care diagnostic and monitoring tool that leverages Quantitative Phase Imaging and deep learning technology. This innovative system aims to bridge gaps in care for blood diseases by enhancing the understanding of blood health, supporting care management, and predicting outcomes to prevent severe complications. By providing accessible and effective monitoring solutions, KovaDx strives to improve the therapeutic pipeline for rare blood diseases and ultimately enhance the overall prognosis and quality of life for affected patients.

Samay specializes in remote respiratory health management. It develops AI-enabled wearable devices that monitor pulmonary volumes, trapped air, heart rates, breathing sounds, and lung temperature. This enables users to analyze their respiratory data and helps prevent respiratory diseases.

Innsightful develops wearable devices that monitor and detect anxiety and stress symptoms using AI and machine learning. Their solution integrates biometrics for early detection and provides access to therapists for personalized recommendations, empowering users to understand and manage their mental health.

LiteraSeed is a digital health company that has created a clinically validated platform aimed at enhancing communication between patients and healthcare providers. This platform is specifically designed to assist low health literate patient populations, which includes individuals who may face language barriers or have difficulty articulating their health concerns. By facilitating accurate and remote self-reporting of symptoms, LiteraSeed's technology seeks to prevent misdiagnoses, adverse health events, and unnecessary emergency room visits. The company's focus on improving access to care is particularly beneficial for public health providers serving diverse communities, ensuring that disadvantaged patients receive the attention and resources they need for effective healthcare management.

Alerje, Inc. is a Detroit-based company focused on enhancing the quality of life for individuals with food allergies. Founded in 2015, Alerje has developed an innovative emergency medicine and digital oral immunotherapy management platform. Central to its offerings is an epinephrine auto-injector that conveniently fits into a smartphone case, promoting better adherence and alert management for users. The company also provides a mobile application that allows users to create personalized food allergy profiles, share these profiles with caregivers and medical professionals, and filter recipes based on allergen information. Additionally, the app includes features for scanning grocery items to identify potential allergens, thus aiding families and healthcare providers in making informed dietary choices. Alerje's platform is validated by the National Science Foundation and aims to improve emergency response and overall management of food allergies.

Notus Labs develops wearable devices that enable remote and non-invasive monitoring of health and performance. Their technology provides users, including both individuals and healthcare professionals, with a comprehensive and continuous overview of vital signs. This information is crucial for optimizing triaging in situations of sudden physiological deterioration. The devices aim to reduce the risk of overexertion injuries and heat-related illnesses, facilitating safer physical activity. Additionally, the products offer training suggestions to help users maximize their physical performance growth while ensuring their well-being.

Alva Health is a company specializing in the development of healthcare wearables designed for remote stroke monitoring. Its patented devices operate continuously to detect stroke signatures, specifically targeting the early detection of hemiparesis, which is paralysis affecting one side of the body. These wearables are aimed at older individuals at high risk of stroke, enabling them to prevent disability and maintain independence while providing reassurance to their families. By connecting users with emergency services, Alva Health seeks to transform stroke treatment and advance the creation and validation of innovative neurotechnologies.

Midday is an app that leverages AI, sensor technology, and digital therapeutics to support women on their menopause journey using personalized insights that illuminate what is happening physically and emotionally during menopause, providing the right intervention at the right time to manage menopause symptoms and promote healthy aging.

Immersive Reality Group, founded in 2004 and headquartered in Bozeman, Montana, specializes in artificial intelligence and virtual reality technology to deliver personalized healthcare solutions. The company operates a platform designed for stress and anxiety management, which utilizes predictive analytics for health monitoring in home environments. By offering tailored virtual reality experiences, Immersive Reality Group aims to help users alleviate symptoms of stress and anxiety in real time, while also providing educational tools to teach effective coping strategies.

SweatID is a developer of wearable fabric sensors designed for health and fitness applications. Their sensors help to monitor hydration on the surface of the skin in real time, enabling users to continuously monitor biomarkers.

Grapevine Health is a data-driven health media company focused on delivering health information to underserved communities. By utilizing technical expertise and trusted messengers, the company aims to democratize health information and empower patients through empathetic storytelling. Grapevine Health also offers health literacy services that assist health systems, insurers, and medical providers in enhancing community outreach and engagement. Their strategies include designing and delivering culturally appropriate communications and marketing materials, enabling clients to provide health information that is relatable and easily understandable. Through these efforts, Grapevine Health seeks to promote health literacy and sustain healthy behaviors within the communities it serves.

Seaspire Skincare specializes in developing multifunctional colorants and actives inspired by ocean biodiversity. Its flagship product, Xanthochrome, offers broader UV protection and aims to replace harmful ingredients in skincare products, promoting sustainability and reduced adverse effects on human and marine health.

Amissa develops mobile and wearable application solutions aimed at alleviating the challenges of Alzheimer's care. The company’s technology empowers caregivers by allowing them to geo-fence and locate loved ones who may wander, remotely monitor their activity and health, and predict behaviors associated with Alzheimer's. In addition to these features, Amissa offers wearable biosensors integrated with a cloud-based data platform that collects biometric data on activity levels, sleep patterns, and physiological changes. This comprehensive approach not only aids caregivers in monitoring patients but also provides valuable insights for researchers seeking to understand disease progression, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for individuals with dementia and related disorders.

Quick-Med Technologies, Inc. is a life sciences company dedicated to developing and commercializing proprietary technologies aimed at infection prevention and control within the medical and consumer healthcare sectors. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Gainesville, Florida, the company specializes in the research and development of biomedical products and devices with antibacterial applications. Its core technologies include NIMBUS, a family of advanced polymers with antimicrobial and hemostatic properties; Stay Fresh, a chemical formulation for textiles that provides durable antimicrobial protection; and MultiStat, a series of patented methods and compounds for skin therapy. Quick-Med serves a variety of clients, including government agencies and companies in healthcare, medical, apparel, textile, and personal care industries.

PediaMetrix is a pediatric health technology company that develops AI-powered cranial measurement and monitoring tools to detect and manage head shape abnormalities in newborns. Its SoftSpot platform provides quantitative cranial measurements via a smartphone app, enabling at-home and in-office use, and offers data-driven guidance and repositioning instructions for parents. The system also gives pediatricians access to simplified analysis and data from the app to support clinical decisions, and is supported by FDA-cleared digital tools for pediatric head assessment. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Rockville, Maryland, and leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to lower healthcare costs and improve outcomes in pediatric head care.

Founded in 2017, Active Therapy Systems develops an interactive exercise platform designed to deliver personalized therapies for individuals with Parkinson's disease in the comfort of their own homes.

Kepler Diagnostics is a healthcare technology company focused on improving research, health, and wellness through its innovative specimen collection devices. The company's offerings stabilize sensitive tests and facilitate the remote collection of various bodily fluids, such as urine, serum, and plasma. By allowing for simple transportation at ambient temperature, Kepler Diagnostics enhances accessibility to accurate and cost-effective diagnostic tools for individuals in the community.

Proov is a company that specializes in developing rapid response urine test strips for measuring progesterone, a hormone essential for confirming ovulation and supporting conception. Unlike traditional in-home tests that primarily measure hormones like LH, FSH, and estrogen during the early menstrual cycle, Proov's tests provide a more comprehensive assessment by specifically tracking progesterone levels. This capability allows women to not only predict ovulation but also to identify potential hormonal imbalances that may contribute to infertility or miscarriage. By enabling women to monitor their hormonal health at home, Proov offers a cost-effective alternative to fertility clinics and IVF treatments, empowering them to take control of their reproductive health.

Fathhome develops a dry-sanitizing device for household items. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Oakland, California, the company provides a sanitation solution that operates without water, detergents, or chemicals.

Progenitor MDX is a biotechnology company focused on developing advanced cellular immunotherapy technologies and innovative solutions for managing COVID-19 infections. The company offers a comprehensive approach that includes testing and actionable infection management plans, aimed at providing reassurance to communities. In addition to its COVID-19 management solutions, Progenitor MDX specializes in cellular reprogramming, utilizing a streamlined method that incorporates all Yamanaka factors into a single vector. This technology enables the creation of allogeneic off-the-shelf CAR constructs from various cell sources, facilitating the efficient insertion of multiple genetic elements. By enhancing the industrial workflows for producing engineered cell therapies, Progenitor MDX plays a critical role in advancing immune-oncology and the development of new therapeutic options.

BiomeSense develops an integrated hardware, software, and data platform to scale microbiome data collection and analysis for clinical research. The company integrates at-home monitoring of the gut microbiome through its GutLab smart-bathroom system with the MetaBiome time-series analytics platform to connect microbiome changes with clinical outcomes in real time. Its platform supports large-scale, densely longitudinal datasets to discover, validate, and commercialize microbiome biomarkers, enabling clinicians to apply microbiome insights to improve human health. Founded in 2018 and based in Chicago, BiomeSense seeks to advance precision medicine by providing end-to-end microbiome measurement and analytics.

Lasarrus is a medical device company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. The company specializes in developing wearable devices aimed at enhancing the physical therapy experience for patients, particularly those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Lasarrus's innovative device facilitates remote monitoring and telemedicine by capturing physiological and range-of-motion data from various points on the body. This technology provides patients with an affordable, comfortable, and non-invasive means to track their health routines and accelerate their recovery process.

Claria Medical specializes in developing innovative, minimally invasive surgical tools aimed at enhancing women's healthcare procedures. Their primary focus is improving hysterectomy and myomectomy surgeries by reducing tissue spread risk during laparoscopic procedures. Claria has received notable recognitions such as the 'Safer Technologies Designation' from the FDA and grants from the National Science Foundation and National Institute of Health.

Starling Medical is focused on creating a remote patient monitoring platform that facilitates at-home urine diagnostics, aiming to integrate seamlessly into everyday bathroom routines. The company designs healthcare devices that utilize mass spectroscopy-based sensors for continuous monitoring and early detection of health issues through urine analysis. By tracking changes in urine composition over time, Starling Medical's technology enables timely intervention for patients and healthcare providers, potentially preventing complications and reducing the need for hospitalizations. The organization is dedicated to developing predictive technology that enhances early detection of chronic health concerns, ultimately improving patient outcomes.

HabitAware, Inc. is a Minneapolis-based company that develops wearable devices aimed at helping individuals manage compulsive behaviors such as hair pulling, nail biting, skin picking, and thumb sucking. The company's flagship product, Liv, is a smart awareness bracelet that utilizes motion sensors to detect these subconscious actions. It connects to a mobile application that provides users with training to recognize and track their behaviors, identify triggers, and implement healthier coping strategies. Founded in 2014, HabitAware combines technology with behavioral science to empower users, particularly those affected by trichotillomania, to gain awareness and control over their habits. The products are available for purchase online.

Intake Health develops a non-invasive, continuous health monitoring device that attaches to toilets. It automatically tests urine from flush water to generate lab-quality results for various health and diet indicators. The company aims to predict health conditions and enable personalized prevention by combining AI with thousands of biomarkers collected over time.

Behaivior LLC is a digital health company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, focused on predicting and preventing addiction relapses through innovative technology. Founded in 2017, Behaivior integrates wearable devices with machine learning algorithms to analyze real-time data from various physiological metrics, such as heart rate and skin temperature. The company’s platform, known as Recovery, employs this data to deliver timely interventions tailored to the needs of individuals in recovery. By utilizing a SaaS business model, Behaivior aims to democratize mental health recovery and support, assisting users in maintaining their wellness while enabling care providers to enhance their service delivery. Through its proactive approach, Behaivior seeks to improve mental health outcomes and reduce crisis events associated with addiction.

Lura Health develops a non-invasive continuous health monitoring platform that uses saliva as a diagnostic fluid. The company integrates micro-sensors into orthodontic devices such as retainers, aligners, and brackets to continuously measure saliva analytes and securely transmit data to a smartphone app, enabling users to monitor oral health metrics and potentially support broader chronic disease management. Target markets include heart disease, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and tooth decay. Founded in 2017, the company is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

UCHU Biosensors develops a platform of tooth mounted sensors to effortlessly track health through saliva.

CereVu Medical specializes in developing advanced medical devices. Their primary product is a wearable, single-use forehead patch connected to a reusable console, designed to monitor and analyze cerebral hemodynamics in real-time. This system employs proprietary algorithms to provide continuous pain score assessments, enabling healthcare professionals to tailor treatments based on individual patient needs.

Telling.ai is a telehealth platform that focuses on respiratory monitoring and lung health assessment. The company analyzes voice and breath sounds to identify indicators of various medical conditions, particularly respiratory diseases and infections. Telling.ai's platform is designed to assist individuals with chronic lung conditions, enabling them to manage their health more effectively and prevent acute exacerbations. By capturing respiratory sounds in real-world settings, the platform provides real-time feedback while optimizing data quality through advanced denoising techniques. This allows for timely interventions that help avoid costly hospitalizations, ultimately benefiting the over 1 billion people affected by acute or chronic respiratory disorders.

Ikona Health is a company focused on enhancing healthcare education and training through innovative technology. The firm develops a medical learning platform that integrates immersive content with storytelling to facilitate patient education and equip healthcare providers, particularly senior caregivers, with the knowledge needed to address kidney diseases. By leveraging virtual reality applications and interactive modules, Ikona Health generates unique and immersive data sets that yield real-time actionable insights for healthcare providers and care teams. This approach aims to bridge the gap in healthcare education, ultimately improving patient understanding and treatment outcomes.

Koya Medical, Inc. is a healthcare company based in Oakland, California, founded in 2018. The company specializes in developing innovative wearable therapeutic devices aimed at treating cancer-related chronic lymphedema and various venous diseases. Koya Medical's technology offers active compression therapy that enhances mobility and personalized care, addressing limitations commonly associated with traditional compression methods. Its sensor-based closed-loop system provides patient-specific patterned compression, enabling healthcare providers to effectively manage conditions like chronic edema and chronic venous insufficiency. Through its breakthrough treatments, Koya Medical seeks to transform the standard of care for individuals affected by these debilitating conditions.

Strados Labs, LLC is a medical technology company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specializing in respiratory health management through innovative sensor-based solutions. Founded in 2016, the company has developed a wearable device that provides real-time insights into breathing patterns, sounds, and speed. This device is equipped with clinical-grade biosensors and smart software, allowing for continuous monitoring of respiratory conditions such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. By connecting to a mobile application, Strados enables users and healthcare providers to access and analyze respiratory data, facilitating informed health decisions and remote patient monitoring.

Hera Global Tech specializes in developing innovative personal safety solutions. Their flagship product is a wearable device and accompanying smartphone app, designed to ensure women's safety. The device intuitively detects high-risk situations based on physiological and personal responses, then alerts the wearer's pre-selected contacts or community, along with their location. The company aims to empower individuals and foster a sense of security by providing accessible, user-driven technology.

HumanGo Training is an imagined solution that understands an athlete’s life beyond their training that knows how many last-minute, unexpected work, family, and friends things can come up in a week.

Manus Robotics is a developer of advanced health and wellness devices aimed at promoting independent and healthy living. The company specializes in a wearable robot that offers intelligent daily living assistance to individuals with disabilities. In addition to facilitating daily activities, this device collects and analyzes muscle data from patients, which is crucial for rehabilitation. By focusing on these innovative solutions, Manus Robotics helps individuals with disabilities improve their quality of life and regain their independence.

Oncodisc, Inc., based in Walnut Creek, California, is a medical technology company that specializes in manufacturing connected vascular access devices. These devices are embedded with advanced sensors and communication technology, designed to facilitate oncology drug delivery while monitoring the health of patients undergoing high-risk outpatient therapy. The company's product line includes an implantable vascular access port and data analytics solutions that provide status alerts for early signs of complications, enabling timely interventions and reducing hospitalizations. Additionally, Oncodisc offers a Remote Care Platform with mobile tools for patient-reported outcomes, telehealth services, and patient engagement. Incorporated in 2018, the company aims to enhance cancer care through integrated medical devices, remote monitoring, and data analytics.

Samay specializes in remote respiratory health management. It develops AI-enabled wearable devices that monitor pulmonary volumes, trapped air, heart rates, breathing sounds, and lung temperature. This enables users to analyze their respiratory data and helps prevent respiratory diseases.

Chosen Diagnostics is a developer of innovative biomarker diagnostic kits designed to enhance healthcare delivery for neonates. The company's primary focus is on diagnosing a prevalent and life-threatening bowel disease in preterm infants. Its diagnostic kit provides more accurate results compared to existing options, facilitating earlier medical intervention. By enabling healthcare professionals to detect critical conditions sooner, Chosen Diagnostics aims to improve treatment outcomes for thousands of low birth weight preterm infants, ultimately contributing to better health and survival rates in this vulnerable population.

BioLum Sciences LLC, founded in 2015 and based in Dallas, Texas, specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative medical devices and bioanalytical chemistry solutions aimed at managing chronic inflammatory diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hypertension, and heart failure. The company’s core product, the BioSense Airway Monitoring Device, enables patients to monitor airway inflammation through non-invasive analysis of biomarkers in exhaled breath condensate, allowing for reliable at-home assessments without complex breathing maneuvers. This device, paired with a mobile application, helps patients track symptoms, evaluate medication efficacy, and share data with healthcare providers. BioLum Sciences also offers a blood analysis device that utilizes a simple finger-prick test to measure nitric oxide and related metabolites, providing critical insights into endothelial function and cardiovascular health. With a focus on remote patient monitoring and personalized treatment plans, BioLum Sciences aims to enhance patient outcomes and streamline healthcare costs through innovative biomarker analysis.

Iterex is dedicated to revolutionizing at-home care of chronic illnesses through early, cost effective, personalized mobile digital health applications.

Viora Health is a health and wellness company focused on advancing health equity among diverse populations. It develops tech-enabled, human-centered programs that utilize social and behavioral engagement to enhance the capacity, satisfaction, outcomes, and revenue for healthcare providers. Viora Health's offerings are designed to improve adherence to diabetes prevention and support patients through online tools that track data and report progress to diabetes prevention programs, facilitating compliance with insurance requirements. Funded by reputable organizations such as the American Heart Association, the National Institutes of Health, Johnson and Johnson, and the National Science Foundation, Viora Health's initiatives have shown significant success, achieving a 75% satisfaction score and double retention rates, while also leading to improved patient outcomes such as reduced stress, increased social support, and better access to food.

Prenovo is a healthcare services provider that specializes in personalized care. It combines clinical research, proven medical applications, and technology to engage and empower patients, as well as their care teams, throughout the surgical journey, from consultation to recovery. The company's platform focuses on patient engagement in activities like exercise, breathing, and nutrition to enhance surgical outcomes.

HabitAware, Inc. is a Minneapolis-based company that develops wearable devices aimed at helping individuals manage compulsive behaviors such as hair pulling, nail biting, skin picking, and thumb sucking. The company's flagship product, Liv, is a smart awareness bracelet that utilizes motion sensors to detect these subconscious actions. It connects to a mobile application that provides users with training to recognize and track their behaviors, identify triggers, and implement healthier coping strategies. Founded in 2014, HabitAware combines technology with behavioral science to empower users, particularly those affected by trichotillomania, to gain awareness and control over their habits. The products are available for purchase online.

VitalFlo is a digital health company that manufactures spirometers, handheld medical devices enabling asthmatic patients to track their lung health and asthma medications. It also develops software connecting patients with chronic respiratory diseases to their physicians, aiming to keep patients out of the ER by remotely monitoring lung function and air quality triggers.

PediaMetrix is a pediatric health technology company that develops AI-powered cranial measurement and monitoring tools to detect and manage head shape abnormalities in newborns. Its SoftSpot platform provides quantitative cranial measurements via a smartphone app, enabling at-home and in-office use, and offers data-driven guidance and repositioning instructions for parents. The system also gives pediatricians access to simplified analysis and data from the app to support clinical decisions, and is supported by FDA-cleared digital tools for pediatric head assessment. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Rockville, Maryland, and leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to lower healthcare costs and improve outcomes in pediatric head care.

Lasarrus is a medical device company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. The company specializes in developing wearable devices aimed at enhancing the physical therapy experience for patients, particularly those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Lasarrus's innovative device facilitates remote monitoring and telemedicine by capturing physiological and range-of-motion data from various points on the body. This technology provides patients with an affordable, comfortable, and non-invasive means to track their health routines and accelerate their recovery process.

Alva Health is a company specializing in the development of healthcare wearables designed for remote stroke monitoring. Its patented devices operate continuously to detect stroke signatures, specifically targeting the early detection of hemiparesis, which is paralysis affecting one side of the body. These wearables are aimed at older individuals at high risk of stroke, enabling them to prevent disability and maintain independence while providing reassurance to their families. By connecting users with emergency services, Alva Health seeks to transform stroke treatment and advance the creation and validation of innovative neurotechnologies.

HeroWear develops wearable exoskeleton technology for workers in physically demanding jobs, aiming to reduce fatigue and musculoskeletal strain. Its Apex back-assist exosuit is designed from the ground up to fit men and women, featuring dual-mode technology that turns back support on or off for use in a range of work scenarios. The textile-based design is modular, offering more than 50 configurations to tailor fit and level of assistance. The systems focus on lift assistance to aid in strenuous tasks and daily chores, with the goal of improving safety, health, and productivity by reducing body pain and related ailments while wearing a comfortable garment.

Intake Health develops a non-invasive, continuous health monitoring device that attaches to toilets. It automatically tests urine from flush water to generate lab-quality results for various health and diet indicators. The company aims to predict health conditions and enable personalized prevention by combining AI with thousands of biomarkers collected over time.

PediaMetrix is a pediatric health technology company that develops AI-powered cranial measurement and monitoring tools to detect and manage head shape abnormalities in newborns. Its SoftSpot platform provides quantitative cranial measurements via a smartphone app, enabling at-home and in-office use, and offers data-driven guidance and repositioning instructions for parents. The system also gives pediatricians access to simplified analysis and data from the app to support clinical decisions, and is supported by FDA-cleared digital tools for pediatric head assessment. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Rockville, Maryland, and leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to lower healthcare costs and improve outcomes in pediatric head care.

SweatID is a developer of wearable fabric sensors designed for health and fitness applications. Their sensors help to monitor hydration on the surface of the skin in real time, enabling users to continuously monitor biomarkers.

Behaivior LLC is a digital health company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, focused on predicting and preventing addiction relapses through innovative technology. Founded in 2017, Behaivior integrates wearable devices with machine learning algorithms to analyze real-time data from various physiological metrics, such as heart rate and skin temperature. The company’s platform, known as Recovery, employs this data to deliver timely interventions tailored to the needs of individuals in recovery. By utilizing a SaaS business model, Behaivior aims to democratize mental health recovery and support, assisting users in maintaining their wellness while enabling care providers to enhance their service delivery. Through its proactive approach, Behaivior seeks to improve mental health outcomes and reduce crisis events associated with addiction.

ImpeDx Diagnostics Inc. is a medical device company founded in 2013 and based in Leawood, Kansas. The company specializes in the development and marketing of an innovative system designed for the rapid detection of bacteria in blood culture specimens, specifically for clinical laboratories. ImpeDx's mission focuses on reducing the mortality rate among septic patients by enabling quicker diagnostic results, which allows healthcare professionals to initiate targeted therapeutic treatments sooner. Their technology significantly shortens the time required for blood culture results from days to hours, thereby improving patient outcomes and contributing to substantial healthcare savings.

Founded in 2017, Tanzen Medical specializes in manufacturing wearable devices designed for assessing and enhancing sleep quality at home. Their innovative technology aids in diagnosing sleep-related disorders by detecting nightly leg movements.

Iterex is dedicated to revolutionizing at-home care of chronic illnesses through early, cost effective, personalized mobile digital health applications.

Taza Aya, headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a technology company specializing in non-thermal plasma solutions. It develops and deploys innovative, non-thermal plasma technologies to neutralize airborne pathogens, enhancing air quality and safety in various industries. The company's primary focus is on creating a wearable device that integrates into building-scale HVAC systems, aiming to improve respiratory protection and comfort in workplaces and public spaces.

Samay specializes in remote respiratory health management. It develops AI-enabled wearable devices that monitor pulmonary volumes, trapped air, heart rates, breathing sounds, and lung temperature. This enables users to analyze their respiratory data and helps prevent respiratory diseases.

Founded in 2017, Active Therapy Systems develops an interactive exercise platform designed to deliver personalized therapies for individuals with Parkinson's disease in the comfort of their own homes.

Plasmonic Diagnostics is a biotechnology company focused on developing innovative diagnostic systems for infectious diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, and cancer. The company utilizes advanced single molecule detection technology to create non-invasive and ultra-sensitive devices that target specific biomarkers. By leveraging 3D-printed components and smartphone camera technology as detectors, Plasmonic Diagnostics enhances the diagnostic process with features such as rapid time-to-detection, intrinsic signal amplification, high signal-to-noise ratios, and directional emission. This approach allows for the provision of affordable diagnostic tests, making healthcare more accessible for patients.

SIPPA Solutions is a health data platform that enables individuals to securely exchange, consolidate, and manage personal wellness information for self-directed care. The platform emphasizes privacy and interoperability, offering biometric encryption and patient-controlled data sharing across healthcare systems to support chronic conditions such as diabetes and to improve self-efficacy and personalized healthcare outcomes.

VitalFlo is a digital health company that manufactures spirometers, handheld medical devices enabling asthmatic patients to track their lung health and asthma medications. It also develops software connecting patients with chronic respiratory diseases to their physicians, aiming to keep patients out of the ER by remotely monitoring lung function and air quality triggers.

SageSurfer operates a mental healthcare platform designed to empower individuals in overcoming behavioral health challenges by fostering collaboration among their caregivers. The platform facilitates comprehensive, coordinated, and outcome-driven personalized care for mental health and addiction treatment. It enables consumers to actively participate in their care planning, ensuring they have a stronger voice in their treatment process. By centering the consumer in the recovery plan and providing access to their entire care team, SageSurfer aims to create a supportive healthcare environment where individuals are not alone in their journey towards recovery and can easily access help when needed.

Founded in 2013, Aluna develops a portable spirometry device paired with an interactive iPhone game. Its health platform helps users track asthma symptoms, monitor medication, and provides real-time data sharing with doctors for personalized treatment plans.

OESH Shoes specializes in footwear designed based on peer-reviewed medical science to minimize stress and strain on women's muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. They offer a range of styles for various activities, promoting optimal comfort and health.

SIPPA Solutions is a health data platform that enables individuals to securely exchange, consolidate, and manage personal wellness information for self-directed care. The platform emphasizes privacy and interoperability, offering biometric encryption and patient-controlled data sharing across healthcare systems to support chronic conditions such as diabetes and to improve self-efficacy and personalized healthcare outcomes.

ImpeDx Diagnostics Inc. is a medical device company founded in 2013 and based in Leawood, Kansas. The company specializes in the development and marketing of an innovative system designed for the rapid detection of bacteria in blood culture specimens, specifically for clinical laboratories. ImpeDx's mission focuses on reducing the mortality rate among septic patients by enabling quicker diagnostic results, which allows healthcare professionals to initiate targeted therapeutic treatments sooner. Their technology significantly shortens the time required for blood culture results from days to hours, thereby improving patient outcomes and contributing to substantial healthcare savings.

Aipiphany is a healthcare technology company that focuses on enhancing patient education and engagement through its innovative AI-driven solutions. The company's flagship product, Aipiphany Notes, transforms traditional electronic health record (EHR) notes into interactive tools that facilitate communication between physicians, staff, and patients. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, Aipiphany personalizes the delivery of medical content based on patients' beliefs and perceptions, enabling them to better understand complex medical information. This collaborative approach not only empowers patients to take an active role in their healthcare but also aims to improve medication adherence, enhance overall care, and reduce hospital readmission rates. Aipiphany strives to democratize access to medical knowledge, ultimately fostering a more connected and informed healthcare environment.

Elidah, Inc. is a medical device company based in Monroe, Connecticut, founded in 2015. It focuses on developing non-invasive solutions for urinary incontinence, specifically targeting women's health. The company's flagship product, Elitone, is designed to stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor muscles, helping to address both stress and urge incontinence. This device features an external electrode that is worn in the perineal region, delivering microcurrents to stimulate the nerves and tone the pelvic floor, thereby providing women with greater control over their bladder function. By offering a convenient and effective treatment option, Elidah aims to empower women to regain confidence and lead active lives without the fear of leakage.

Bold Diagnostics is a medical device startup focused on developing an innovative diagnostic platform for blood pressure monitoring. The company has created a device that optimizes hypertension and pressure management by utilizing a novel parameter to derive noninvasive, cuffless blood pressure measurements. This pocket-sized device is designed for ambulatory use, allowing for impactful cardiovascular diagnostic measurements. By offering a more accurate, comfortable, and convenient alternative to traditional blood pressure monitoring methods, Bold Diagnostics aims to enhance the experience for both patients and healthcare providers.

Founded in 2013, Aluna develops a portable spirometry device paired with an interactive iPhone game. Its health platform helps users track asthma symptoms, monitor medication, and provides real-time data sharing with doctors for personalized treatment plans.

OESH Shoes specializes in footwear designed based on peer-reviewed medical science to minimize stress and strain on women's muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. They offer a range of styles for various activities, promoting optimal comfort and health.

VoluMetrix develops non-invasive monitoring technologies that capture the venous waveform with a sensor reflecting multiple physiologic conditions, enabling clinicians to assess congestion accurately in home, clinic, or hospital settings. The company aims to enhance well-being by providing reliable vital monitoring and partners with patients and practitioners to guide the practical adoption and implementation of its technology across care pathways.

WiseWear is an innovative Internet of Things (IoT) company that specializes in designing and developing connected devices aimed at enhancing health, safety, and security for families. The company focuses on integrating advanced biosensing and wireless communication technologies into everyday items, making technology unobtrusive. WiseWear's product offerings include connected sensing devices that empower users to manage their health and wellness proactively. These devices monitor human activities, provide notifications to emergency contacts during critical situations, and deliver mobile alerts for important communications. By combining style and technology, WiseWear creates products that not only serve practical purposes but also fit seamlessly into daily life.

Sanguina is a medical device and wellness company focused on non-invasive hemoglobin monitoring and point-of-care diagnostics. Its AnemoCheck Mobile smartphone application enables users to track hemoglobin levels without painful blood draws, using color-based testing to support rapid anemia screening and provide quick results.