GE and StartUp Health Select 13 Companies For Its Three Year Health Entrepreneurship Program

Back in January, we reported that GE would be partnering up with healthtech startup incubator StartUp Health and selecting 13 consumer healthcare startups (originally 10) to participate in a three year program designed to nurture and accelerate their growth. After a two month screening process, today they’re announcing those 13 finalists.

The application process, which began in January, took in more than 400 applications from 22 countries. The 13 companies that were selected will then be closely mentored by GE and StartUp Health over the next three years.

The companies will participate in the program for free, in exchange for 2 to 10 percent equity ownership by GE and StartUp Health’s Innovation Fund. They’ll each be partnered with a GE executive that will help them get in touch with experts and resources within GE. GE and StartUp health also promises that the selected companies will receive plenty of exposure to potential investors and VC’s.

We’ve listed the 13 companies along with short bios below:

Arpeggi is a company based in Austin, TX that specializes in affordable genome data translation and analysis.

Aver Informatics is a big data platform for healthcare data from Green Bay, WI.

Care At Hand is a mobile early warning system for elderly home care aides based in Boston, MA.

Caremerge is a company from Chicago, IL that provides apps that coordinate communication between seniors living in homes and their families.

Cerora is a company from Philadelphia, PA that delivers diagnostic data on brain health and function to patients and doctors.

Doctor.com is a database that connects doctors with patients based in New York, NY.

GetHealth is a company based in Dublin, Ireland and New York, NY that offers an online platform that encourages employee involvement in corporate wellness programs.

GoGoHealth is a company from Atlanta, GA that allows patients to get a diagnosis or a subscription from their health provider through their computer or smartphone.

IntellgentM is a company based in Sarasota, FL and New York, NY that specializes in hand hygiene monitoring in hospitals and other healthcare environments.

itMD is a company from Miami, FL that hosts medical records in the cloud that can be accessed, sent, and shared to anyone in the iTMD network.

Oxitone Medical is a company from Ashkelon, Israel that develops wearable pulse oximeters.

TalkSession is a platform that connects patients to mental health professionals based in New York, NY.

WalkJoy is company from Long Beach, CA that develops a wearable device that aids in the restoration of gait and balance disorders.