The Baltimore-based accelerator, DreamIT Health, and partners Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University, Northrop Grumman Corporation and BioHealth Innovation offers selected startups $50,000 in seed funding along with access to potential customers and guidance from the industry-leading partners.
The selected companies include:
- Aegle (Baltimore): Wearable biometric devices
- Avhana (Baltimore): Next-generation clinical decision support for the electronic health record
- Cognuse (Talinn, Estonia): Cognitive rehabilitation of stroke and traumatic brain injury patients through mobile games
- EMOCHA (Baltimore): Mobile capture of data for medication adherence and clinical trials
- Protenus (Baltimore): Digital management of patient consent and other administrative workflows
- Respi (Athens, Greece): Smartphone-based spirometry and respiratory data platform
- Patient Feed: (Pittsburgh and New York City): Collaboration tool for inpatient care
- Phobious (Barcelona, Spain): Treatment of behavioral health issues through mobile, augmented reality
- The Smartphone Physical (Baltimore): Integration and distribution of clinically-relevant mobile health devices
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