Digital Health Seed Deals

Founded in 2019, Swing Therapeutics is developing digital treatments in disease areas where patients are not well-served. Its focus is on tackling autoimmune conditions and chronic overlapping pain conditions (COPCs) like fibromyalgia where central pain sensitization is a significant factor. The company's near-term goal is to validate its digital program for the treatment of fibromyalgia and bring it to market as an FDA-cleared, prescription-based digital therapeutic. more »

Antidote Health aims to build an AI-based virtual Health maintenance organization (HMO), connecting patients to doctors through a chatbot and video calls. The company offers a model of care inspired by the Israeli healthcare system in which patients pay a monthly membership fee that starts at $29 a month. Antidote also offers a family health plan, where members pay a monthly fee of $59 for unlimited doctor visits, zero copays on most prescription medications — until the patient's 21st doctor visit — and control. There is also the one-time visit option for $49. The company currently operates in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Florida and North Carolina, with plans to expand to more states, starting with California. more »

MiSalud, which means My Health in Spanish, aims to make healthcare more inclusive by offering personalized healthcare services to US Hispanics through its mobile app and platform. Although Hispanics account for 20% of the US population — and in states like California and Texas, that number goes up to 40% — most of them don't have access to Spanish-speaking physicians in their communities. Which contributes to one-third of Hispanic women and nearly half of Hispanic men not having a primary care doctor. MiSalud aims to tackle the Hispanic community with a unique combination of personalized preventative wellness services, along with traditional healthcare via Spanish-speaking physicians. more »

Founded in 2019, Elektra Health is a women's health tech company on a mission to smash the menopause taboo. As the "first full-stack digital platform for women experiencing menopause," Elektra is bringing the outdated and fragmented menopause space into the 21st century in partnership with world-renowned physicians. In addition to clinical care via telemedicine, the company offers its proprietary "Meno-morphosis" program (currently in private beta) featuring evidence-based pathways for managing symptoms, as well as community cohort support and 1:1 access to a dedicated menopause expert. Going forward, Elektra plans to grow the team and to expand its integrative, evidence-based solution to millions of women in the U.S., and beyond. more »

Launching in 2022, HeyRenee is developing a patient-centric digital health platform designed to make better healthcare a reality for all Americans, especially the elderly, underserved, and those managing chronic conditions. Unlike previous approaches to synchronize patient care, HeyRenee dubs itself to be the first-ever open platform that will eventually work with every provider, partner, and point solution to curate the perfect combination of services for each patient's specific needs. Specifically, the platform aims to connect patients with their entire healthcare team and relieve the burdens of appointment scheduling, in-home visits, prescription medication administration to telehealth and remote patient monitoring, and more. more »