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Elucid wants to know what your plaque is made of
A narrowed artery tells only part of the story. Elucid turns CT scans into tissue-informed plaque maps, betting that cardiology needs a closer look at the trouble inside the wall.
Octagos Built a Bouncer for the Cardiac Data Flood
Remote heart devices produce a blizzard of alerts. Octagos raised $43 million to decide which ones deserve a clinician's attention - and to make the rest of the clinic run on time.
Brian Katzman Made Lost Keys Obvious. Now He’s Making Compliance Legible.
A career that began with AdWords and helped turn Tile into a household shorthand now faces a less cuddly brief: explain why the paperwork around safety-critical software should move as quickly as the code.
The $156 Million Bet That Your Dentist Needs a Second Pair of Eyes
Overjet started in the dullest corner of dentistry - insurance review - then turned that foothold into a clinical AI platform spanning X-rays, voice notes and claims. The clever part is not the colorful overlay. It is getting dentists and payers to look at the same evidence.
Erez Kaminski Is Making Compliance Move at Software Speed
The physicist-turned-founder built Ketryx around a stubborn idea: the paperwork surrounding safety-critical software should update as quickly and carefully as the code itself.
Healthy.io
Healthy.io turns the smartphone camera into a clinical-grade medical device for at-home diagnostics. Founded in Israel in 2013 by Yonatan Adiri, the company uses computer vision, AI and colorimetric analysis to let patients run lab-quality urine tests at home - for kidney disease, urinary tract infections and pregnancy - and gives clinicians AI-powered 3D wound measurement tools. Its flagship Minuteful Kidney test is the first smartphone-powered home test cleared by the FDA to measure the albumin-to-creatinine ratio, and its products are used across US health plans and UK NHS trusts to close gaps in preventative care.