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Found is a modern weight care platform pioneering integrated support through personalized coaching, online community, and if indicated, prescription medication. We believe that weight care is complex and goes beyond having the willpower to eat less and move more. We believe in the power of biology, genetics, sleep, stress, mental health and daily habits and we work with each factor to achieve long-lasting results. Our goals are to address the long-term risks associated with ineffective weight management, to reimagine the narrow and outdated cultural narrative around weight, and to empower our community with tools that will help them find self-acceptance and add years to their lives. We believe it`s not just what you`ve lost, it`s what you`ve Found.
Equipping Youth is a Cedar Rapids, IA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Alere is committed to delivering high performance diagnostics that meet growing global demand for accurate, easy-to-use and cost-effective tests. The Alere i molecular platform, for example, delivers lab-quality results for Influenza A&B in less than 15 minutes.
Extend Fertility is the first service in the U.S. focused exclusively on women who want to proactively preserve their fertility options.
Holmusk is a data science and health technology company dedicated to establishing objective evidence as a core utility to the treatment of mental health and chronic diseases. Founded in 2015, Holmusk is headquartered in Singapore with offices in North Carolina, New York City, London, Malaysia and Shanghai. Holmusk was recognized as a Technology Pioneer in 2019 by the World Economic Forum and is part of the Innovations in Healthcare’s 2020 Innovator Cohort. Holmusk`s vision is to build the world`s largest Real-World Evidence (RWE) platform and enable a leapfrog-change in research and the provision of care through machine learning, deep learning and digital tools. Holmusk’s proprietary technology is harnessed to analyze real-world data and drive data-driven medicine.