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Digital health startups face a challenging landscape as investor interest wanes. Surviving the shakeout requires delivering comprehensive value, prioritizing partnerships over acquisitions, emphasizing services over platforms, and embracing consumer tech and healthcare convergence. AI and GLP-1 agonists also present new opportunities. Now is the time for digital health firms to prioritize sustainability and adaptability, ensuring they deliver tangible benefits to the healthcare ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/gFECZAUs #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #HealthTech

Start your Healthcare innovation journey with Pulse - AIC T-Hub’s Healthcare Program Cohort 5. The journey from a promising healthcare idea to a market-ready product is often fraught with roadblocks—lack of mentorship, limited access to resources, navigating compliance frameworks, and scaling innovations in a fragmented ecosystem. This is where AIC T-Hub Healthcare Program, steps in. Pulse is a launchpad for healthtech startups looking to disrupt healthcare and life sciences. ➡️ Refine your MVP and turn it into a market-ready product. ➡️ Get tailored strategies for navigating the Indian healthcare landscapes. ➡️ Access research facilities and infrastructure from global universities to refine your solutions. ➡️ Work with leading mentors and domain experts who understand the nuances of healthcare innovation. ➡️ Get direct access into T-Hub’s events, conferences, and global network to connect with healthcare leaders, investors, HNIs, and banks. Pulse is the bridge that connects ambitious healthcare startups to these transformative resources, empowering them to turn challenges into milestones. Apply now: https://bit.ly/41dwKfB T-Hub | Rajesh Kumar A. | Vijay Bawra | Rajesh D (Raj) | Dr. Gaurav Gupta, PhD | Sirisha Gutti | Chaitanya Shravan | Ashia Avasthi | Zeel Jain | Deepika Pasupuleti #InnovateWithTHub #InnovationEcosystem #AICHealthcare #HealthTech #Healthcare #Startup #Medtech

Start your Healthcare innovation journey with Pulse - AIC T-Hub Foundation Healthcare Program Cohort 5. The journey from a promising healthcare idea to a market-ready product is often fraught with roadblocks—lack of mentorship, limited access to resources, navigating compliance frameworks, and scaling innovations in a fragmented ecosystem. This is where AIC T-Hub Healthcare Program, steps in. Pulse is a launchpad for healthtech startups looking to disrupt healthcare and life sciences. ➡️ Refine your MVP and turn it into a market-ready product. ➡️ Get tailored strategies for navigating the Indian healthcare landscapes. ➡️ Access research facilities and infrastructure from global universities to refine your solutions. ➡️ Work with leading mentors and domain experts who understand the nuances of healthcare innovation. ➡️ Get direct access into T-Hub’s events, conferences, and global network to connect with healthcare leaders, investors, HNIs, and banks. Pulse is the bridge that connects ambitious healthcare startups to these transformative resources, empowering them to turn challenges into milestones. Apply now: https://bit.ly/41dwKfB Sridhar Babu Duddilla | Sai Krishna Rajesh Kumar A. | Vijay Bawra | Rajesh D (Raj) | Dr. Gaurav Gupta, PhD | Sirisha Gutti | Chaitanya Shravan | Ashia Avasthi | Zeel Jain | Deepika Pasupuleti #InnovateWithTHub #InnovationEcosystem #AICHealthcare #HealthTech #Healthcare #Startup #Medtech

This year’s HLTH Inc. conference brought together hundreds of digital health startups, all hoping to connect with investors, clients, and collaborators. Reading Katie Adams' recent article in MedCity News, I found her insights from conversations with industry leaders interesting! ⬇ I’ve shared the link to the article in the comments—it’s definitely worth a read! Katie notes that while many startups are concentrating on popular fields (likely inspired by past trends), it’s essential to stay ahead of the curve. In my understanding, just as in the broader tech world, digital health can become overcrowded in certain areas, and true innovation lies in anticipating the next big needs, as trends are quick to change in this dynamic world. Startups that look forward can lead the way in fresh, critical spaces, positioning themselves as pioneers - and profiting as such. The article highlights three areas where leaders are eager for new approaches: 🌉 Bridging Research and Real-World Care: Dan Shoenthal from MD Anderson Cancer Center noted that many groundbreaking ideas stay in academia, leaving a gap in real-world tools. There’s a real need for startups that can fast-track this translation, bringing valuable insights into everyday patient care. As a former researcher, I deeply understand the need to expedite the journey from academic discovery to practical application—a transformation that could benefit us all. 💊 Deepening Patient Engagement: Todd Schwarzinger from Cleveland Clinic Ventures discussed the importance of patient-centered tools that empower individuals between visits. With Cleveland Clinic’s partnership with Ayble Health, a GI-focused platform, it’s clear that tools keeping patients engaged are a priority in improving outcomes. 🔗 Connecting Fragmented Solutions: Today’s healthcare systems can feel like scattered pieces of a puzzle, as Anika Gardenhire from Ardent Health explained. She pointed out the need for platforms that unify these tools, streamlining workflows and delivering more efficient, connected care. This is a reminder that digital health isn’t just about following trends; it’s about seeing the next challenge before it arrives. Those who can bridge gaps in research, empower patients, and create seamless, cohesive systems have a chance to shape the future of healthcare. What do you think is the next big area for digital health to focus on? I’d love to hear your thoughts! #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #PatientEngagement #HealthTech #HLTH *The picture below is taken from the article.

CB Insights just released its list of “the most promising digital health startups of 2024.” We’re  🥳 to say Midi make the cut and ranked #1 in company health+growth potential 🌱. We are also 🎉🤸 that the number of virtual and hybrid companies on the list DOUBLED compared to last year. We need healthcare innovation now more than ever. Let’s all keep pushing boundaries and meeting patients where they are to get them the care they need and deserve. About The 2024 Digital Health 50 List: https://lnkd.in/enBp2xTt More about CB Insights Mosaic Score: https://lnkd.in/gfx8uS2c #midihealth #telehealth #virtualcare

It’s official: Fabric has been recognized by CB Insights as one of the fastest-growing digital health startups in the world. This recognition reflects more than our dedication to addressing healthcare’s capacity challenges—it’s a testament to the meaningful impact we’ve made. We’re just getting started. This win wouldn’t have been possible without the dedication of our team and the support of our partners. Here's to another year of tackling the biggest strains in healthcare! https://lnkd.in/eZW3iuWt #DigitalHealth50 #HealthAI #HealthTech

⏰ The countdown is on! We’re just days away from presenting SwissDTx™ at the Tenity Demo Day. Mark your calendars and come talk to us at this event! See you there! #TenityDemoDay #SwissDTx #DigitalTherapeutics #Innovation #MentalHealth

🌟 Excited to Share! 🌟 We are thrilled to see our insights featured in GovInsider, where we dive into what it takes for startup innovations to thrive in public healthcare. Thank you Si Ying Thian for curating this article. https://lnkd.in/gGT5qVUc In the article, we explored: The unique challenges startups face in aligning with healthcare needs. The importance of collaborative ecosystems to drive impactful change. How sustainability and scalability are crucial for innovation to stick. At National Healthcare Group CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation, we are passionate about fostering partnerships that bridge the gap between innovation and implementation, creating lasting impact for patients and providers alike. We'd love to hear your thoughts! 💡What are your biggest challenges and opportunities when it comes to integrating innovative solutions into public healthcare? Let's keep the conversation going in the comments! #CHI #CHISEL #GovInsider #PublicHealthcare #StartupInnovation #HealthcareTechnology Eugene Fidelis Soh Hon Tym Wong Pi Kuang Tsai Germaine Tan Jia Hui

Good news to celebrate all weekend long, particularly for digital health entrepreneurs (yes, AI is the top of list). 1.   Both deals and dollars in digital health have increased. 2.   There is more funding for early stage companies. 3.   There are signs of recovery in the digital health IPO market. We can now all be reassured that innovation in healthcare is being supported, nurtured with funding, and that we are moving to a better #FutureofHealth. Now doesn’t that make you feel better already? Good read from Rock Health. Team Adriana Krasniansky, Mihir Somaiya and Sari Kaganoff https://lnkd.in/gcvgYeKv

New Post: 3 Types of Startups that Healthcare Leaders Want to See More Of - Hundreds of digital health startups attended the recent HLTH conference in Las Vegas, seeking venture capital and insights. While many focused on similar areas like telehealth and chronic disease management, discussions revealed gaps in the market. Executives expressed interest in startups that could bridge academic research and commercialization, enhance patient engagement in daily health management, and integrate fragmented digital health solutions into cohesive platforms. They emphasized the need for technologies that keep patients engaged outside clinical settings and connect diverse healthcare stakeholders, particularly in complex areas like drug rebates. Opportunities remain for innovation in these underserved sectors. Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/gpDGNfEq #Venturecapital #VC #investment #LP #Limited Partner