Texas Medical Center launches digital health startup program

Houston-based Texas Medical Center, in collaboration with managed investment fund Village Capital, has launched a new digital health startup program to support early-stage businesses aimed at developing digital health and business solutions.

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The program, VilCap USA: Health IT 2014, has selected 12 startup companies for the program, which will receive mentorship, business development, technology and access to local leaders, investors and potential customers to help guide and provide feedback on their proposals.

The startup companies will attend four, four-day sessions over three months to develop their solutions. At the end of the program, the participating startup companies will select the two top companies, both of which will receive $50,000.

For a full list of participating startup companies, please click here.

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