Demo Day: The Future of Health Technology | Cedars-Sinai
Summary
First up was Noteworth, offering software and services to help physicians bridge the data gap in healthcare by seamlessly uniting smart medical devices, data, and support into one platform that positions doctors to deliver more informed, efficient, and proactive care to patients. They were followed by Frame Health, showcasing a tool that uses advanced personality analysis to identify which patients are unlikely to take their medications as directed and then creates tailored treatment plans for better outcomes. Rounding out the day was Enso, which offers a wireless wearable device that uses electrical stimulation to provide drug-free pain relief. "I was really impressed by the diversity and maturity of the cohort this year," said Dr. Shaun Miller, accelerator mentor and Cedars-Sinai associate chief medical information officer. "One thing that was clear across all their presentations was the tremendous amount of growth and experience they all gained from the 3 months in the accelerator."