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New and recently funded Medical Startups

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Country: USA | Funding: $59M
Evvy provides vaginal health testing, clinical care, and products focused on understanding and supporting the vaginal microbiome.
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Country: USA | Funding: $396M
Angle Health is an AI-powered health insurance provider for small business. It offers employers greater flexibility and options for insuring and providing benefits to their employees. It uses machine learning to automatically customize benefits to meet the needs of every employee. Using the proprietary Quote to Card technology and Benefit Builder platform, the company offers fast quotes with fixed funding, customized plans and integrated points solutions. Angle integrates with over 100 payroll, HRIS and benefits administration platforms, allowing us to connect employers with their current level of tool usage.
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Country: USA | Funding: $158M
Sling Therapeutics develops pharmaceutical treatments for thyroid eye disease, based on Linsitinib licensed by the startup from Astellas. Linsitinib is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) designed to block the insulin-like growth factor 1 receptor (IGF-1R). This receptor has been shown to talk to other receptors on the surface of cells behind the eye as well as immune cells, and its overexpression or activation in these cells is what drives the inflammation, swelling and tissue damage characteristic of TED.
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Country: USA
QuickIntell develops AI software for healthcare revenue cycle operations. Its workflows support eligibility verification, prior authorization, coding assistance, claims, denials and accounts-receivable follow-up, with human review and audit trails. The platform serves practices, hospitals and RCM companies.
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Country: USA | Funding: $24M
Optura operates enterprise healthcare platform for ROAI. It unites C-suite decision-making under a proven methodology and healthcare-trained technology. The ROAI framework projects resources and revenue so that healthcare institutions could prioritize use cases based on value to demonstrate returns. Every use case can be activated with the Optura AI platform to turn strategy into action and action into returns on investment.
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Country: Israel | Funding: $11M
Urologic Health developing innovative solutions to improve bladder function diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of urinary disorders.
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Country: USA | Funding: $9M
Kin is building an AI notetaker for patients. It keeps a detailed record of each visit so that patients may understand their treatment and know what to do next. Patient can record the whole visit and it will return an AI summary of the meeting, with the next steps, all of which patient can share with family and friends. It also lets write down questions that patient might want to ask during the next visit.
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Country: USA | Funding: $890.5M
Commure offers AI-enabled tools focused on helping healthcare providers with administrative work. It provides a revenue cycle management platform and clinical workflow tools, including ambient AI, autonomous coding, and clinical intelligence to support appointment scheduling.
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Country: USA
SendorVR is a non-clinical virtual reality experience platform built for use in clinical settings, offering immersive content intended to support comfort and engagement during routine procedures such as injections and blood draws.
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Country: USA | Funding: $1B
SHINE Technologies develops fusion technology to produce medical isotopes. The company already operates fusion technology at industrial scale and supplies the key products that make SPECT imaging scans possible - anchored by TechneLite, a dependable Tc-99m generator used in daily imaging.