Texas Medical Center

Babyscripts’ three-tiered approach to virtual maternity care allows providers to deliver risk-specific care to pregnant mothers at any time, in any place. The first tier consists of a digital education layer delivered via a mobile app, with daily gestational-age and practice-specific, customizable content extending through one year postpartum to engage and empower pregnant mothers through trusted resources. The second tier enables virtual management of pregnant patients through the addition of remote monitoring. Depending on the risk, patients are provided with medical devices (like a bluetooth-enabled blood pressure cuff) to monitor for elevated risk, alerting the provider through a unique trigger alert system to enable risk management and intervention. This smart end-to-end management of patients enables the provider to transition care outside of the clinic and address problems of access, allowing them to automate a majority of their patient care while more effectively allocating time and resources to higher-risk patients. The third tier brings the insurer into the equation in a unique collaboration between the care team and payer, solving some of the structural issues of care coordination and access to care, improving outcomes while reducing cost.

Luma Health patients should be able to connect to their healthcare provider in a way that’s modern and mobile-first. Their services include healthcare, patients, appointments, scheduling, patient messaging, patient engagement, patient communication, public health, patient access, and more.

Noninvasix, Inc. (the “Company” or “Noninvasix”) is a medical technology company that has developed a novel solution to non-invasively monitor for the first time, oxygen sufficiency in organs and veins. The Company was founded in 2007 by Dr. Donald Prough and Dr. Rinat Esenaliev at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) and is based out of Houston, Texas. The Company has raised over $6.8 million to date including a seed round in Q4 2021. The platform technology of the Company has been developed with $6 million in grants from the NIH and DOD. The Company has also been a part of prestigious accelerator programs such as Philips Healthworks, TMCx, JLabs, Health Wildcatters and has won multiple awards for their innovation. The non-invasive technology has been clinically validated in multiple peer-reviewed journals. The IP portfolio of the Company includes 9 U.S. and 8 global patents.

GiantLeap is a science-backed platform designed in partnership with the Texas Medical Center where parents can evaluate their children’s brain, language, motor, and social development from home, without having to depend on external support. The platform results are used to deliver a concise action plan of best-suited content, products, and services for their children.

Luma Health patients should be able to connect to their healthcare provider in a way that’s modern and mobile-first. Their services include healthcare, patients, appointments, scheduling, patient messaging, patient engagement, patient communication, public health, patient access, and more.

Text-based Health Assistant for patients. With Lena, clinics can offer callers the option to skip the long call queues and schedule their appointment via SMS-text live chat. Value-based care organizations and payers can offer members a text-based assistant that can take care of health tasks such as scheduling appointments and coordinating their care.

Sickbay, developed by Medical Informatics Corp., is a software platform designed to enhance patient monitoring and analytics in healthcare settings. It archives, aggregates, and transforms high-resolution waveform data from various medical devices, enabling real-time access and analysis of patient information. The platform supports continuous data collection and employs machine learning and artificial intelligence to deliver predictive analytics that facilitate data-driven medicine and patient-centered care. Sickbay also addresses alarm management by reducing alarm noise and ensuring that relevant alerts reach care providers. This comprehensive approach assists doctors, nurses, hospital administrators, and medical researchers in making informed decisions to improve patient outcomes. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, Medical Informatics Corp. aims to provide innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery.

NarrativeDx is an AI platform that provides root-cause analysis and tells clinicians exactly what to do. They help hospital leaders and care providers hear the voice of their patients with AI. The natural language processing and machine learning provides actionable insights from patient comments to improve their institution's patient experience, drive patient referrals, increase hospital revenue, and boost hospital reputations. NarrativeDx's cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant, healthcare-specific AI platform uses Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning to collect, analyze, and visualizes unstructured patient feedback from internal and external sources (CAHPS Surveys, grievance letters, social review sites, etc.). Their beautiful, intuitive dashboards automatically highlight key areas for improvement (staff, doctors, units, facilities, etc.) and provide specific recommendations to improve the patient experience. NarrativeDx was co-founded by Kyle Robertson and Senem Guney in 2014 and is based in Austin, Texas.

Trusted, Inc. is the leading labor marketplace for healthcare professionals. They match nurses with a range of flexible jobs that meet their preferences and career goals, offer support from a dedicated Clinical Care Team and unmatched insight into compensation and contract details. Their flagship staffing platform, Trusted Works, helps hospitals meet one of their single biggest challenges: ensuring that every shift gets filled in an environment where both demand for healthcare services and the cost of labor are increasing exponentially. With Works, facilities can create their own on-demand nursing workforce and access one source of truth for all of their clinical workforce needs, from sourcing and onboarding to ongoing compliance. With predictive insights and recommendations, Works helps hospitals easily react to fluctuations in demand, while its staffing marketplace creates competition to fill open job requisitions with high-quality, active talent from a pre-onboarded network of talent suppliers. Trusted Health is backed by Craft Ventures, Felicis Ventures, StepStone Group and Founder Collective, as well as healthcare innovators like Texas Medical Center and Healthbox. It was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco.

M&S Biotics is a healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) company focused on improving a surgical procedure's efficiency, efficacy, and safety by implementing their Biotic Integration system. This company was born out of necessity to put patient care first while alleviating the strain healthcare institutions face rising costs, limited resources, and an uncertain regulatory landscape. The Biotic Integration system leverages our proprietary Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and artificial intelligence to automate surgical counting in the operating room while providing real-time data analytics concerning instrument utilization. Combined, this can lead to millions of dollars in costs savings while affording the ability to perform more surgeries per year driving revenue growth for hospitals.

1DocWay is an online doctor's office. Rural, elderly, disabled and busy patients can schedule appointments online and see their doctor through our secure videochat platform. As a result, physicians increase scheduling flexibility and revenue opportunities by expanding their patient base, increasing reimbursement rates and replacing phone calls (not reimbursed)