📁 Health Care

Scientific wellness for the wealthy—$3,500 upfront for genomic tests and coaching to optimize your health before you get sick.

Promised to make genomic data analysis faster and cheaper for hospitals just discovering DNA's commercial potential.

Your personal health oracle—wearables + AI promised to predict when you'd get sick before symptoms appeared.

Promised to cure ALS and Alzheimer's by targeting mysterious cellular blobs called biomolecular condensates.

WebMD with actual doctors—text a real physician for quick medical advice without waiting rooms or pants.

Physical telemedicine kiosks with video doctors and diagnostic tools—bringing the clinic to you, one expensive box at a time.

A $200 orb that watched you sleep and told you why you felt tired—because apparently we needed sensors to know our bedroom was too hot.

Revolutionize women's health with a one-stop telemedicine hub, minus the hassle of actual doctor visits.

Pulse promised to make you the CEO of your own health with real-time data from a wearable tech gadget.

RxRobots promised to turn pediatric pain into playtime with a humanoid robot buddy to make needles less nightmarish.

Personalized audio magic for those who wanted better sound without the hearing aid stigma.

Testing the limits of science fiction by claiming to diagnose your life with a drop of blood.

Triplet Therapeutics aimed to silence rogue genes causing genetic disorders with a new-age gene therapy platform.

Vedere Bio II promised to bring light to the blind with gene therapy, aiming to flick the switch on retinal cells.

Centralize your chaotic patient data into one neat, tidy digital package—just what the doctor ordered.

Digital COVID-19 health passports for businesses and individuals, promising to cut the red tape of pandemic-era verification.

DIY health diagnostics in your bathroom, promising fast results without the lab coat judgment.

Lilia promised to take the fear out of egg freezing with data-driven insights and a nifty app.

Tackling healthcare inequality by mapping Africa's genetic diversity for better drug discovery and diagnostics.

Instant doctor chats for the impatient and isolated, no waiting room required.

They vowed to cut healthcare paperwork by centralizing records, aiming to make doctors focus on patients, not paperwork.

Custom liquid vitamins from your DNA, promising health magic through a pipette.

Data-driven athlete optimization promising pro-level insights for all, from your local gym rat to Olympic hopefuls.

Portable diagnostics aimed at slashing healthcare costs—think of it as a Fitbit for your vital signs but with FDA red tape.

Get therapy from your couch with virtual sessions, making recovery as easy as streaming a movie—no clinic trips needed.

TRAC promised personalized health insights by juggling data from every wearable under the sun.

Anchor Health promised to cut wait times by bringing doctors to your smartphone screen, aiming to disrupt the snail-paced healthcare system.

Diagnose diseases in 15 minutes with a drop of fluid, no lab needed—just you, a kit, and a prayer for regulatory approval.

Real-time diabetes monitoring via IoT to cut healthcare costs and improve outcomes—if only it could break into the market.

A $3M vibrating mattress pod promising to scare away night terrors without drugs or drama.

Wink Health promised personal health insights on-demand, as if Netflix had a wellness channel.

Vet care at your doorstep—because who wants a stressed-out cat in a car?

Standard Cyborg aimed to disrupt prosthetics with 3D scanning, fast-tracking custom limbs like a sci-fi dream.

Digital scheduling to cure the healthcare appointment headache with a user-friendly platform.

Medisas promised to digitize hospital chaos with a cloud-based patient data platform, sidestepping the paper trail blues.

FitFu promised to make you sweat with smartphone-detected squats, rewarding you like a fitness game for the gym-averse.

AI-driven wellness plans promising to outsmart your smartwatch for a healthier you.

Kips Health promised to be your personal health oracle by turning wearables into wellness wizards.

Opkit promised to cut through healthcare's red tape with automated insurance verification magic.

FastFarma promised to deliver your meds faster than you can say 'Amazon Pharmacy'.

Track your life with wearables and get AI-driven health tips, because who doesn't want a robot as their personal trainer?

Skip the doctor's waiting room with instant healthcare consultations in your pocket.

AI-driven fitness plans promising to turn your data into the body of your dreams, if only the dream wasn't already being sold elsewhere.

Cutting drug development time with AI—Trident aimed to be the Tesla of biotech but on a startup budget.

Zergo promised lab tests on your doorstep faster than you could say 'phlebotomist.'

Tech-savvy pediatric care aimed to make doctor visits less scary with a mix of clinics and telehealth.

Personalized health in a box, promising to tailor wellness like a bespoke suit but for your insides.

Pioneering miracle drugs for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, promising fewer side effects and better outcomes.

On-demand doc visits at your fingertips, promising to cut wait times and costs with a digital handshake.

IEP management made easy—streamlining special ed communication with a platform promising efficiency in chaos.