Our Innovation Analysts recently looked into emerging technologies and up-and-coming startups in the healthcare industry. As there is a large number of startups working on a wide variety of solutions, we want to share our insights with you. This time, we are taking a look at 5 promising general care plan solutions.
Heat Map: 5 Top General Care Plan Startups
For our 5 picks of general care plan startups, we used a data-driven startup scouting approach to identify the most relevant solutions globally. The Global Startup Heat Map below highlights 5 interesting examples out of 210 relevant solutions. Depending on your specific needs, your top picks might look entirely different.
Colnec – Telemedicine
With a new approach to care, based on interactive live collaboration between the care team and their patients, apps allow tailored and jointly established care plans to follow and adapt in real-time. These solutions not only improve the patients’ experience but also assist the medical team in optimizing their time management and their overall efficiencies. More than that, during times, such as the Coronavirus pandemic, it helps to give patients the care need at home, instead if putting hospitals even more under pressure.
The French/Swiss startup Colnec provides a medical application designed for monitoring complex or chronic patients with multiple pathologies. Thanks to the close relationship between doctors and patients, this solution allows for monitoring clinical and behavioral data in real-time.
Aparito – Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
Various devices and mobile apps that enable remote monitoring of patients deliver a broad range of benefits such as avoiding time-consuming hospital visits. They also record a patient’s condition over a period of time, giving consistent objective data that is accessible when required. Data captured from a wearable device is set to parameters according to disease manifestation and includes heart rate, ambulation, sleep patterns, body temperature, calories, skin temperature, and barometric pressure.
The UK-based startup Aparito provides patients with wearable devices and disease-specific mobile apps to monitor patients remotely, outside of the hospital environment. This delivers meaningful, relevant, and real-time data between patients and clinicians in a way that actively supports and enhances diagnosis, treatment, and drug development.
VCure Precision – Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Patient data can be turned into knowledge and codified into the information engine that considers each patient’s unique needs and creates a personalized comprehensive care plan. AI and machine learning algorithms applications improve the speed and accuracy of the diagnosis and personalized treatment process.
The US-based company VCure Precision develops an AI platform that helps oncologists generate patient-specific treatment plans in real-time using a clinical inference engine. The platform is a comprehensive, intelligent EMR which includes medical and treatment history, progress notes, medication administration record, and scheduling. Their mobile app enhances patient engagement, treatment plan adherence, side-effect monitoring, and communication between the patient and the oncology care team.
Glyqa – Cloud Computing Solutions
Patients and healthcare providers receive better access to records through cloud-based solutions. They make the consultation process more convenient as they permit data storage and retrieval, management of symptoms in patients, track the progression of the disease state by machine learning algorithms and big data analysis.
Californian company Glyqa builds a cloud-based smart-tech therapeutic platform, offering symptom management and smart interventions for complications arising from diabetes and associated comorbidities. The product combines predictive modeling, machine learning, and care practices to provide coordinated care plans for patients suffering from diabetes.
Playwork – Gamified Environments
Enhanced and simulated environments enable more diverse patient interactions that might otherwise only be possible during physical therapy. This works by collecting data and using monitoring tools to assist therapists in developing customized care plans.
Israeli company Playwork works on a big data technology for turning common physiotherapy equipment into smart gamified rehabilitation products. Their solution monitors the performance of patients and generates data-driven care plans to maximize physiotherapy results.
What About The Other 205 General Care Plan Startups?
While we believe data is key to creating insights it can be easy to be overwhelmed by it. Our ambition is to create a comprehensive overview and provide actionable innovation intelligence for your Proof of Concept (PoC), partnership, or investment targets. The 5 big general care plan startups showcased above are promising examples out of 210 we analyzed for this article. To identify the most relevant solutions based on your specific criteria and collaboration strategy, get in touch.
