INSIGHTS
The $5M Round: Is There a Magic Number for Healthcare Startups?
Curiosity Before Conviction: Healthcare Founder Takeaways from Laura Hilty’s TEDx Talk
Treating the Cause, Not Just the Symptoms: Why We Invested in Root
HealthX Ventures Promotes Darcey Nett to Partner
Behind Every Delayed Trial Is a Patient Waiting: Zach Taft on IgniteData’s Mission to Move Research Faster
PR Readiness for Founders: 7 Takeaways From Our HealthX Bootcamp
Upstream Healthcare: Why Investing in Teachers Is a Digital Health Strategy
“AI is Not the Destination… It’s a Tool”: Dr. Stephanie Lahr on Building Human-Centered Care in a Digital World
Buried in the Medical Record: How Dyania’s AI Reads Between the Lines
The Power of Early: How CancerIQ Helps Patients Catch Risk Before Diagnosis
Why Great Ideas Fail
Architecting Growth: Lessons from HealthX’s Commercial Bootcamp
Bringing Clarity to the Gray Areas of Mental Health Measurement: Why We Invested in Brooklyn Health
From Workforce Support to Virtual Care: Meet 5 Digital Health Companies Helping Health Systems Improve Access & Engagement
Helping Patients Feel Less Lost: Jeff Taylor on Orbita’s Role in Human-Centered AI for Healthcare
From Chaos to Clarity: Why Minset’s Agentic AI Is the Financial Teammate Healthcare Has Been Waiting For
When Research Leaves You Out: How Geno.Me’s Britt Gottschalk is Changing the Clinical Trial Game
For Britt Gottschalk, this gap in genetic data was more than just a footnote; it was a call to action. While consulting with clinical researchers at major universities and speaking with feasibility teams in pharma, she realized that the people most in need of cutting-edge treatments—often those in marginalized communities—were the least likely to be included in research. Determined to change that, Britt founded Geno.Me, a proprietary data exchange platform designed to democratize research by linking individuals’ genetic reports with their electronic health records while putting patients in control of when and how their data is used.
No More Telehealth Dead Ends: How KeyCare Unites Health Systems on One Seamless Platform
When your child falls ill late at night, navigating multiple telehealth apps without access to their full medical history is frustrating. Meanwhile, health systems struggle with physician shortages and fragmented virtual care. The result? Longer waits, provider burnout, and missed care opportunities. KeyCare is aiming to solve this by integrating a network of virtual providers directly into Epic’s EHR platform.
Navigating the Art of the Exit: Insights from M&A Expert Nicolas Cindric
Exits can be both thrilling and daunting for founders in the healthcare ecosystem. That’s why HealthX Ventures recently hosted a session with Nicolas Cindric—an experienced M&A advisor, serial entrepreneur, and investor—to demystify the exit process and share actionable strategies.
Why We Invested in Bento: Addressing the Silent Crisis of Food Insecurity with Dignity
With a simple text message, individuals can order healthy food and when those groceries show up, the person who picks it up at the grocery store and delivers it to them has no idea that the recipient is food insecure. This is both revolutionary and yet so simple at the same time.