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Healthtech Startups

18,759 companies tagged Healthtech, with their investors and founders.

Med Fusion

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MED-COMPLIANCE IQ, INC.

Med-Compliance IQ develops a mobile app that captures wound images and uses patented algorithms to calculate wound area and track healing, serving as a decision-support tool for clinicians treating chronic wounds. It is marketed to outpatient wound care centers, skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, home health, podiatrists, research teams, and wound care product suppliers, with HIPAA-compliant cloud storage and FDA Class 1 510(k)-exempt status.

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Med-Tek

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Medaica

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Medalogix

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MEDArchon

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MedaSync

MedaSync provides software to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) for managing revenue cycles and administrative processes under new Medicare payment models. The platform helps post-acute care operators automate operations and improve revenue integrity in response to changes in healthcare reimbursement systems.

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MedAvail Holdings

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MedAvante

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MedAware Systems

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Medaxion

Medaxion develops software platforms for operating room and anesthesia management, helping OR leaders optimize staffing, manage finances, and track performance through real-time data analytics and EHR solutions for anesthesia practices and hospitals.

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Medbox

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Medcase Health

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MedChefs

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MedClaims Liaison

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MedCPU

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Medea

Medea Inc. is a North American distributor of healthcare products and equipment serving governments, businesses, and organizations. The company focuses on addressing major healthcare challenges through efficient product distribution and crisis response capabilities.

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Medella Springs

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Medencentive

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Medford Surgery Center

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Medical 21

Medical 21 develops the MAVERICS Graft, a synthetic regenerative vascular graft that lets surgeons perform complete cardiac bypass procedures without harvesting the patient's own blood vessels. The graft uses a nitinol scaffold and stimulates angiogenesis so the body forms an arterial-like vessel from the patient's own cells, targeting coronary bypass surgery.

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Medical Alarm Concepts Holdings

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Medical Center Surgery Associates

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Medical City Surgery Center of Alliance

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