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Inspiren wants to catch the fall before it happens
A nurse-founded company is turning the quiet minutes between care rounds into useful information. The wager: better senior care begins with seeing what everyone else misses.
RethinkFirst and the business of making help easier to use
An autism-training company grew into a supplier for clinics, classrooms, and corporate benefits. Its revealing new ambition is to make the machinery of support less exhausting than the problem itself.
TapestryHealth Wants to Catch the Crisis Before the Night Shift
A nursing home can have plenty of data and too little time to act on it. TapestryHealth connects bedside monitoring, risk reports and clinicians in a bid to make the warning arrive before the ambulance.
Revvity Signals wants science to stop losing the plot
ChemDraw taught chemists to draw on a computer. Its owner now wants experiments, collaborators and AI models to speak the same language - and the most revealing case begins with a hunt for old lab notes.
Provation and the billion-dollar afterthought
A medical procedure ends. The paperwork has other plans. Provation built a business worth $1.425 billion to its buyer by making that second act less troublesome.
Instem and the surprisingly expensive life of a lab result
A discovery is only as useful as the evidence that travels with it. Instem has built a business around helping that evidence survive the journey from laboratory bench to regulatory review.
Clarest Health Wants to Follow the Pills Home
Built in nursing-facility pharmacies, Clarest Health is taking medication management to the kitchen counter. Its bet: the prescription matters less if nobody can keep the daily routine straight.
Innovaccer Threw Away 70% of Its Revenue - Then Built Healthcare’s Missing Data Layer
The founders killed a working analytics business, lived inside an Iowa hospital and spent more than $100 million connecting healthcare’s stubborn software islands. Now their $3.45 billion bet is that the same plumbing can make AI useful - not merely impressive.
The Six-Minute Sessions Trying to Rewire Recovery at Home
ROMTech has turned the humble rehabilitation pedal into a connected care loop. The bet is simple: recovery works better when therapy is frequent, measurable and close to the couch.