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StartUp Health Wants to Put the Right People in the Room
A $499 annual membership is the latest expression of a 15-year bet: health startups need buyers, backers, and each other. StartUp Health is turning that belief into a business built around shared medical missions.
Biocat Wants Catalonia’s Health Inventions to Leave the Waiting Room
Catalonia can produce the science. Getting it into everyday care is another job. Biocat is building the connections, training and routes into the health system that make that journey possible.
HIEx Wants Health Startups to Escape the Pilot Trap
A good health invention can spend years waiting for a buyer. Geneva’s Health Innovation Exchange brings ministries, founders and investors together to help promising solutions reach the people they were built for.
FutureMap Foundation Wants Tech Talent to Find Work Close to Home
In northern Nigeria, FutureMap Foundation is linking digital training to employers, local problems, and a community clinic. Its most interesting experiment begins where the classroom ends.
The NHS has good ideas. South London’s HIN helps put them to work.
From faster wound healing to diabetes classes that understand the dinner table, Health Innovation Network South London tackles the awkward distance between a promising idea and everyday care.
Ottawa's $500 Million Bet: How a Hospital Foundation Made Infrastructure Personal
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation turned an intimidating capital project into a citywide invitation - and has raised $404 million toward a $500 million goal. Its playbook is less about gala glamour than a disciplined mix of giant anchor gifts, recurring donors, personal stories and proof of impact.