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Kiddie Kredit is a mobile chore-tracking app designed to enhance financial literacy among children by teaching them about credit management. The app operates on the principle that a child's performance in completing household chores directly affects their Kiddie Kredit score, which mimics traditional credit scoring models. Children can record their completed chores, which are then approved or denied by a parent or guardian. The app calculates a weekly score based on the quantity and punctuality of chores completed, ultimately determining the amount of their predetermined weekly allowance, which can be monetary or non-monetary. This engaging platform aims to foster a better understanding of credit concepts in a fun and interactive way.

Eventnoire provides a comprehensive software solution for event planners, offering online registration, venue selection, management tools, mobile apps, and targeted email marketing. It also serves as an advertising platform for event marketers to reach relevant audiences.

Metriport is an open-source platform designed to facilitate the access and exchange of medical data for healthcare organizations. By enabling users to retrieve comprehensive patient medical information in a standardized format, the platform enhances the sharing of electronic health records, medications, allergies, lab results, and imaging data. This functionality aims to improve data exchange among healthcare providers and streamline operations, ultimately supporting better patient care.

HealthJoy is a healthcare technology company that provides a benefits experience and care navigation platform designed to simplify healthcare for employees and reduce costs for employers. Its AI-driven virtual assistants help users find cost-effective care options, access doctors and insurance experts, and compare care choices. The platform integrates a company's existing benefits to deliver a personalized digital benefits wallet and supports claims, health savings accounts, and prescription management. It offers on-demand online medical consultations, live healthcare concierges, and Rx savings, enabling employees to become informed healthcare shoppers. By streamlining benefits utilization and guidance, HealthJoy aims to improve employee satisfaction and contain benefit-related expenditures. The company is based in Chicago, Illinois.

Moving Analytics is a telehealth service provider that specializes in cardiovascular prevention programs. Its first product Movn is an end-to-end, integrated program to deliver remote and virtual cardiac rehab. The platform reduces readmissions and empowers the effective and efficient delivery of quality care to patients based on 30+ years of research in remote disease management from Stanford University.

BrainCheck, Inc. is a Houston-based company that specializes in cognitive health solutions for healthcare and athletic organizations across the United States. Established in 2013, BrainCheck offers a comprehensive application designed to assist individuals in making informed decisions regarding their cognitive health. This application includes a screening tool and interactive tests that can be accessed on mobile devices or browsers, allowing users to evaluate their brain health and receive immediate results. The platform facilitates connections between patients and care teams, particularly in the concussion and dementia markets, enabling clinicians to monitor significant changes in cognitive health and share results efficiently.

IVX Health is a leading provider of infusion and injection therapy for patients with complex chronic conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, and others. They operate private, comfortable clinics offering flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends.

CareSignal is a remote patient monitoring platform designed to enhance the performance of payers and providers in value-based care by focusing on patient engagement and early risk identification. The platform utilizes device-less technology to reach large patient populations through disease-specific, evidence-based automated communications, including text messages and phone calls. It enables care teams to receive real-time alerts that facilitate timely prioritization and proactive outreach. CareSignal is particularly committed to supporting underserved populations and safety-net providers, ensuring that patients can interact with the system using their existing phones. This approach helps care teams address chronic, behavioral, and social challenges faced by patients, promoting better health outcomes.

BrainCheck, Inc. is a Houston-based company that specializes in cognitive health solutions for healthcare and athletic organizations across the United States. Established in 2013, BrainCheck offers a comprehensive application designed to assist individuals in making informed decisions regarding their cognitive health. This application includes a screening tool and interactive tests that can be accessed on mobile devices or browsers, allowing users to evaluate their brain health and receive immediate results. The platform facilitates connections between patients and care teams, particularly in the concussion and dementia markets, enabling clinicians to monitor significant changes in cognitive health and share results efficiently.

IVX Health is a leading provider of infusion and injection therapy for patients with complex chronic conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, and others. They operate private, comfortable clinics offering flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends.

KelaHealth develops clinical decision support software for surgical care. Its Surgical Intelligence Platform uses patient data to generate predictive insights about individual risk of complications, offers recommended interventions at key decision points, and tracks long-term outcomes to improve care quality. The platform helps standardize surgeon practice, support quality and regulatory compliance, and optimize clinical operations for physicians and hospital administrators, creating a learning ecosystem that continuously enhances surgical outcomes. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Casetabs, Inc. is a healthcare software company based in Santa Monica, California, established in 2012. It specializes in a cloud-based application designed to enhance surgical case coordination across various healthcare settings, including surgery centers, hospitals, and physician offices. The application provides a centralized platform that delivers real-time updates and alerts to all stakeholders involved in a surgical case, such as facility staff, physicians, anesthesiologists, and vendor representatives. By integrating comprehensive surgery schedules and device catalogs, Casetabs facilitates better communication, improves operational efficiency, and helps reduce avoidable errors in the surgical process. The application aims to streamline coordination, allowing healthcare professionals to manage their cases more effectively and enhance overall service delivery in surgical environments.

Spinal Simplicity designs and develops percutaneously inserted interspinous inter-laminar fusion devices to treat spinal conditions, primarily in the European Union. Its signature device, Minuteman, aims to relieve conditions such as spondylolisthesis, central and foraminal lumbar stenosis, and degenerative disc disease, and the company distributes its products through a network of distributors. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, Spinal Simplicity focuses on minimally invasive spinal implants, including options for minimally invasive lumbar and cervical fusion.