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GE HealthCare
The 130-year medical-technology lineage is no longer selling scanners alone. Its bet is that imaging hardware, diagnostic drugs, cloud software and AI can work as one connected care system - without asking clinicians to become IT departments.
C8 Health
C8 Health is a healthtech company building an AI-powered best-practices implementation platform for hospitals. It consolidates scattered clinical protocols, guidelines and reference material into a single, site-specific source of truth, then delivers vetted, role-aware answers to clinicians at the point of care through search, mobile-friendly formats and a natural-language AI assistant. Founded in 2022 and used across 100+ U.S. hospitals, the company aims to close the gap between medical evidence and day-to-day clinical practice.
Regard
Regard is a New York-based healthcare AI company that builds a clinical insights platform acting as an AI co-pilot for physicians. It reviews the full electronic health record - not just the sliver of chart data doctors typically read - to proactively surface likely diagnoses and draft near-complete clinical documentation before a patient is seen. Used by clinicians across 150+ hospitals, Regard aims to reduce missed diagnoses, ease documentation burden, and recover otherwise-lost hospital revenue.
Galia Rosen Schwarz
Galia Rosen Schwarz is the cofounder and CEO of C8 Health, a New York-based clinical resource management platform that centralizes hospital protocols, guidelines and policies and pushes the right clinical knowledge to the right clinician at the right time. A former researcher and go-to-market leader with a PhD in strategy from the Technion and a visiting professorship at NYU Stern, she has grown C8 Health to more than 100 US hospitals, including leading academic medical centers, on the back of an $18 million total raise.
Vital
Vital is a digital health company that uses artificial intelligence and large language models to improve the patient experience inside emergency departments and hospitals. Founded by Mint.com creator Aaron Patzer and emergency physician Dr. Justin Schrager, its consumer-grade software predicts ER wait times, translates clinical jargon into plain language, automates discharge and follow-up communication, and reduces clinician workload. Vital reads directly from hospital EHRs through FHIR/HL7 integrations and is used by 100+ hospitals and roughly 20-30 health systems, serving more than 5 million patients a year.
Caresyntax
Caresyntax is an AI-powered surgical intelligence platform that turns the operating room into a connected data environment. Its vendor-neutral software captures video, device, and EMR data across more than 4,000 ORs and supports over two million procedures a year, helping hospitals improve outcomes, reduce costs, and make surgery measurably safer.