What AI Health Tech startups will showcase in the Invest Pitch Perfect competition
AI is the theme for the clinical health technology track in the Invest Pitch Perfect competition, which is scheduled to be held at Willis Building in Chicago from May 20-21. The track’s investor judges include Raffi Boyajian, investor/leader at Cigna Ventures; Jane Suh, President of Alley Corp; Ed Weklar, Vice President of Development and Strategic Portfolio Management, Blue Cross, North Carolina and Blue Shield. This is the finalist who will be participating in the event.
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FusionCare AI The first AI-powered obesity network is being pioneered, a comprehensive plug-in solution for scaling obesity care across the entire healthcare ecosystem. The company’s ambition is to transform existing healthcare delivery into high-performance obesity care centers without the need for new infrastructure. Its “Obacteria Care in the Box” solution combines AI-driven automation, patient engagement, precision clinical workflow, and GLP-1 drug management to become a seamless platform.
Genserve.AI Provides a HIPAA-compliant Gen AI platform that enables health systems to develop, validate and deploy multiple AI-driven solutions at scale. Its platform integrates zero trust security, AI governance and the first healthy AI Group Procurement Organization (GPO) framework to facilitate seamless adoption. It also reduces the risk of liability associated with AI by providing implementation science and assurance laboratories. It provides AI applications and co-pilots for administrative, clinical and research use cases such as policy automation, patient education assistants, and AI-driven transcription.
Vasowatch Inc The maternal mortality rate in the United States is the worst in developed countries. Health inequality is growing. Black women are more than three times faster than white women. Postpartum bleeding is the main cause of death in labor and childbirth. As many as 90% of these deaths are preventable. Vasowatch provides clinical decision support technology to improve the delivery experience. Its proprietary technology is used in labor and childbirth and can continuously monitor the risk of postpartum bleeding for mothers, a leading cause of maternal death worldwide. The technology provides 10x prediction accuracy hours before delivery, reducing life and complications by 40%.
Healtheme Inc. The aim is to address the critical challenges of healthcare by highlighting early access to evidence-based care to ensure timely interventions to prevent patient deterioration and reduce expensive treatments. Its platform simplifies the complexity of the transition to care, providing patients with basic information and support to maintain continuity and minimize risk. By leveraging intelligent classification systems, the company optimizes waiting times and prioritizes emergencies, ensuring effective allocation of healthcare resources for better outcomes and satisfaction. Additionally, Healtheme empowers patients with chronic diseases by granting access to health information, enabling informed decision-making and promoting collaboration with providers. This holistic approach can enhance patient autonomy, improve the quality of care, and improve better health.
IHealthscreen Inc. (IHS) has a market-ready product Ipredict, a HIPAA-compliant software (Level II medical device) based on AI and telemedicine, for automatic screening, prediction and referral, suffering from advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy (diabetic retinopathy), diabetic lesions (DR), glaucoma, glaocalovase, Cardiovasecular Heartses (CV) and Strike (CV) (CV) (CV) (CV). IHS is CE certification and has been approved by MHRA UK, TGA Australian and Abu Dhabi Health for AMD, DR and glaucoma screening (Class II medical equipment). The FDA submitted to AMD and DR tools, locked in clinical trials and is expected to clear the FDA by mid-2025.
Pear Suite The health program is eager to sign with community health workers (CHW) to close the care gap and address the social driving force of health. However, CHWs are often based on community organizations, lacking the tools and expertise to become an in-network provider, safely sharing health care data and filing claims, preventing these partnerships. To fully participate in hard-to-reach Medicare, Medicare and D-SNP members, the company believes that the turnkey solution is needed in partnership with CHWS. With an all-in-one platform, community organizations can now provide members with SDOH screenings, health education, navigation and resource recommendations in a sustainable, people-centered way. Its network of providers helps health programs build network capabilities while addressing care gaps at scale.
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