according to hitconsultant
GE Healthcare Launches $50M Global Healthcare Accelerator, five.eight
GE Healthcare Launches $50M Global Healthcare Accelerator, five.eight
Thought you might find this interesting SubmitGE Healthcare aims to fund up to $50 million for global health startups with the launch of its first healthcare accelerator, five.eight, aimed at improving healthcare outcomes for the world's developing economies.The accelerator will target global health startups with a vision to improve healthcare quality and accessibility in developing or low-resource settings – from education and training to disruptive, low-cost technologies and digital applications.Five.eight aims to welcome at least 10 startups in its initial program, with applicants sourced from the four social impact investors, but not limited to these portfolio companies.
not to mention prnewswire
PLEXIS Empowers Intuitive Global Healthcare Systems to Transform the Nigerian Payer Landscape With
PLEXIS Empowers Intuitive Global Healthcare Systems to Transform the Nigerian Payer Landscape With
ASHLAND, Ore., Sept. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- PLEXIS Healthcare Systems (PLEXIS) announces that it recently developed a strategic partnership with Intuitive Global Healthcare Systems (Intuitive) to leverage the world-class PLEXIS payer platform to empower cost-saving claims management, business process outsourcing (BPO), and multiple next-generation healthcare solutions to transform the Nigerian payer landscape.Logo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20160923/411283LOGO"We could not have chosen a better technology partner for our Business Process Outsourcing services," said Doyin Famodu, CEO of Intuitive."PLEXIS Healthcare Systems brings a wealth of experience, innovation, and commitment into all their engagements.
moreover from businesswire
GE Healthcare Aims to Fund up to $50M for Global Health Startups
GE Healthcare Aims to Fund up to $50M for Global Health Startups
BANGALORE, India--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE Healthcare, the $18 billion healthcare technology division of GE (NYSE: GE), today announced the launch of the company's first healthcare accelerator, five.eight, aimed at improving healthcare outcomes for the world's developing economies.The accelerator will target global health startups with a vision to improve healthcare quality and accessibility in developing or low-resource settings – from education and training to disruptive, low-cost technologies and digital applications.Portfolio companies from four social impact investors: Acumen, Aavishkaar-Intellecap Group, Unitus Seed Fund and Villgro, will be among the initial applicants for the first accelerator program.
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