StartUp Health

StartUp Health adds 6 new companies

The portfolio companies are solving some of healthcare's most critical problems through new technology and innovative business models.
FICHe accelerator

EU-funded FICHe accelerator selects 80 tech companies

Selected out of more than 300 applications, these small and mid-sized enterprises will be offered bootcamps, coaching and webinars.
Rothenberg Ventures launches VR-focused accelerator

Rothenberg Ventures launches VR-focused accelerator

A total of 13 companies have been selected in the initial batch, spanning health, education, gaming and entertainment sectors.
Orange

Orange’s €23M venture fund looking for promising digital startups

E-health is one of the fund's areas of interest, in addition to big data, communication, connectivity, cloud, payment, IoT and security services.
SF Health

Real estate developer to raise $20M to back digital health startups

Alexandria Real Estate Equities wants to build digital-health companies from scratch in SF; the accelerator still doesn't have an opening date, though.
MATTER program

10 new startups join the MATTER program

MATTER will continue to evaluate applications on a rolling basis; interested entrepreneurs should visit matterchicago.com.
Qualcomm Ventures

Qualcomm, Novartis launch joint investment firm

The chip maker's VC arm, Qualcomm Ventures, will be working with Novartis' health experts to target early stage companies and support select tech innovations.
athenahealth MDP

athenahealth’s MDP adds two new companies and opens SF office

Also, MDP accelerator graduates first portfolio company to athenahealth Marketplace and introduces partnership with HITRUST.
Rock Health - funding in 2014

Venture funding for digital health surpassed $4.1B last year

The figure represents nearly the total of all three prior years combined, representing a 125% year-on-year growth in funding compared to 2013.
Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator

KU Medical Center joins with Sprint and Techstars to advance mHealth innovation

University of Kansas Medical Center will lend its expertise to companies whose products focus on increasing the accessibility to health care services.