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Dental Monitoring is a Paris-headquartered teledentistry company founded in 2014 offering AI-powered remote monitoring for orthodontic treatments. Its app enables patients to scan teeth via smartphone, analyzed by algorithms for 200-plus clinical criteria. The firm employs over 400 staff across Europe, the United States, Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore, serving 3 million patients globally.

DocPlanner is a healthcare software provider streamlining patient-doctor interactions. Warsaw-headquartered and founded in 2012, it runs online marketplaces under brands like ZnanyLekarz across 13 countries in Europe and Latin America. DocPlanner offers appointment booking, reviews, scheduling, teleconsultations, and clinic management tools, with advanced optimization via the TuoTempo suite for large institutions. Offices span Barcelona, Istanbul, Rome, Mexico City, Munich, Berlin, Rio, and Amsterdam.

Huma.AI is an AI platform tailored for Medical Affairs in life sciences, featuring the Knowledge Hub for Life Sciences as its core product. The hub analyzes data from advisory boards, surveys, internal files, and other repositories to identify themes, generate evidence, track trends, perform comparative analysis, evaluate sentiment, and filter results. Single-tenant security and large language model integration enable real-time insights on competitive landscapes, drug development, regulatory issues, and market trends. Redwood City-based Huma.AI unifies disparate data sources for informed decision-making.

Mark43 is a New York-headquartered developer of cloud-native software for public safety agencies. The company provides computer-aided dispatch, records management systems, evidence management, and analytics tools integrated with body cameras and vehicle telematics. Founded in 2012, Mark43 equips departments including the New York Police Department, Los Angeles Police Department, and London Metropolitan Police with platforms for data analysis and operational coordination across the United States and United Kingdom.

NexHealth is a San Francisco-based operating system integrating electronic health records with patient-facing tools. Launched in 2017, it connects patients, providers, and developers via online scheduling, two-way messaging, payments, and standardized APIs, streamlining healthcare workflows across thousands of practices nationwide.

Truveta is a data platform formed by 13 US health systems compiling de-identified records from 70 million patients. Launched in 2021, it enables researchers in pharma and academia to query real-world evidence linking treatments to outcomes across oncology, cardiology, and neurology. Partners include Providence, Banner Health, and Sanford Health, powering 500+ studies with query results in hours versus months.

UpStream Care is a Denver-based company supplying primary care physicians with technology and operational support. Its platform integrates with EMR systems like Epic and Cerner to automate care coordination, prior authorizations, and patient follow-up workflows. The service covers value-based care contracts with Medicare Advantage plans in Colorado.

Vitec Software Group AB is a software company in Vertical Market Software in the Nordic region. The company provides software for the pharmacy market, automotive and machine industry, banks and insurance companies, healthcare companies, real estate agents, and the education sector. Its segments comprise Auto, Energy, Real Estate, Finance and insurance, Environment, Estate Agents, and Education and health.

AcuityMD is a software platform that aggregates clinical utilization data to accelerate medical device commercialization for orthopedics and spine companies. Boston-headquartered, it analyzes procedure volumes and surgeon preferences from electronic health records across U.S. hospitals. The platform equips sales teams with market intelligence on over 10 million procedures, enabling targeted account planning and evidence-based launches.

IntelyCare is a Boston-headquartered platform founded in 2014 that matches licensed nurses and nursing assistants with per diem shifts at post-acute care facilities across the United States. The company leverages a mobile app and predictive analytics to fill shifts three times faster than industry averages, serving over 1,000 facilities in 25 states. IntelyCare's tools forecast staffing needs, optimize schedules, and provide real-time shift updates, helping providers manage labor shortages while offering nurses flexible work options with transparent pay rates.

Rightway is a Sugar Land-headquartered healthcare navigation company that delivers personalized guidance through its Care Concierge service and pharmacy benefit management platform to employers across the United States. The platform connects members to high-quality providers and medications, resulting in lower costs and higher engagement rates for clients such as Uber and Yum Brands. Operating since 2016, Rightway supports over 1,000 employers and serves millions of members nationwide, focusing on chronic conditions like diabetes and maternity care to drive measurable reductions in healthcare spending.

PHC Holdings Corp is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of healthcare devices and services.

Axtria is a Berkeley Heights-headquartered provider of cloud software for life sciences commercialization. The company offers platforms like SalesCAST for territory alignment and Patient Access for adherence management, serving pharmaceutical firms such as Pfizer and Novartis. Axtria processes commercial data to support field force optimization and patient outcomes across North America and Europe. Founded in 2010, it maintains development centers in India for analytics innovation.

Helian Health is a Hangzhou-based medical internet company, operating as Zhejiang Qilian Network Technology since 2014. It delivers hospital IoT solutions, including WiFi networks, patient apps, and medical staff tools, serving 1,700 hospitals across 245 cities. Partnerships with Foxconn enable LoRa-based systems for outpatient and inpatient scenarios, covering nearly 100,000 access points. The portfolio features Medicare Xiaobian app for doctors and Health App for personalized wellness plans using AI-driven data analysis.

HealthStream Inc provides workforce and provider solutions for healthcare organizations. Its reportable segments include Workforce Solutions and Provider Solutions. Workforce development solutions consist of SaaS, subscription-based products that are used by healthcare organizations. Its Provider Solutions products offer healthcare organizations software applications for administering and tracking provider credentialing, privileging, call center and enrollment activities. The company generates a majority of its revenue from Subscription Services.

Suzhou MedicalSystem Technology Co Ltd develops medical engineering technology and promotes clinical system for operation theatre and intensive care units.

Elemy is a provider of in-home behavioral and mental healthcare for children nationwide. Denver-headquartered, it launched autism care services in April 2020 before expanding to ADHD, OCD, anxiety, depression, social anxiety, and bipolar disorder. The platform integrates telehealth scheduling, progress tracking, and multidisciplinary teams of therapists, behavior analysts, and psychiatrists delivering whole-child treatment models. Elemy partners with insurers like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna, focusing on underserved families in 25 states with outcomes including doubled therapy adherence rates.

Modern Health is a global mental health platform that delivers therapy, coaching, and self-guided courses to employees via a single app supporting 35 languages. The service incorporates the World Health Organization's well-being assessment alongside wellness kits and access to licensed therapists and certified coaches. San Francisco-headquartered Modern Health partners with employers worldwide to enhance mental health support, integrating services seamlessly for corporate wellness programs.