The presentation consists information for top ten mobile start ups.

1. M health
M health stands for mobile
health, a term used for the
practice of medicine and
public health supported by
mobile devices.

2. TOP
MOBILE HEALTH
STARTUPS

3. Edamam
 Revolutionizing nutrition with
data, Edamam organizes the
world’s food knowledge and
aims to become the nutrition
engine of the web. The
startup enables companies to
provide real time nutrition
analysis and diet
recommendations to their
customers.

4. TalkSession
 TalkSession is a network of
leading mental health care
providers dedicated to making
universal mental health care
accessible, acceptable and
affordable. The startup improves
access to mental health
treatment, utilizing mobile video
to connect last-minute provider
availabilities with patients on
demand. Through web-based
tools, TalkSession is enhancing
the quality of care delivered and
improving treatment outcomes

5. Doctor.com
 Doctor.com was created to
help medical practices and
hospitals stand out and
attract new patients. The
platform allows people to find,
review and book appointments
with doctors and dentists,
while empowering providers to
control their online presence.

6. ABPantifinder
 ABPathfinder provides autism
therapy software as a therapy
management tool to aid therapists
in defining and administering
therapy programs for patients
with autism. Therapists save
administrative time, reduce staff
training costs and improve the
quality and consistency of therapy
delivery. Using data analytics,
ABPathfinder predicts outcomes,
benchmarks performance and
acts as a resource for
researchers.

7. Pocket Anatomy
 On average, patients retain only
10 percent of the information
provided by their doctors. Pocket
Anatomy creates interactive 3D
medical anatomy software as a
visual aid for doctors to explain
procedures and conditions. With
backgrounds in medicine, game
development and 3D animation,
the founders of Pocket Anatomy
hope to harness elements of
gaming and game-based learning
to promote the understanding of
medical education and health
care.

8. Twine Health
 Twine Health is a HIPAA-compliant,
cloud-based software that puts
patients at the forefront of their
collaborative care. Clinicians and
patients work together as a team
using synchronized apps that work
seamlessly across devices. Self-
tracking tools allow patients to
proactively manage their conditions
and build self-efficacy, while
clinicians use a powerful dashboard
to identify patients who need help
so that they can deliver support at
just the right moments.

9. Docphin
 Regarded as “The Bloomberg for
Doctors,” Docphin provides mobile
and web platforms to offer doctors
and medical professionals a simple
way to keep up with medical
research. Health care professionals
are able to personalize, access and
connect through evidence-based
research, while also enabling
hospitals to meet new accreditation
and funding requirements. Docphin
is currently available at over 35
medical centers nationwide,
including Harvard, Hopkins, Penn
and Stanford.

10. Butterfly Network Inc.
 Butterfly Network is creating an
entirely new approach to observe
and heal the human body and
couple it with deep learning and
the cloud to enable insights that
will profoundly impact
society. One of the systems being
developed by Butterfly Network
is a medical imaging device that
can create 3D images in real time.
It is intended to be held up to a
person’s chest and similar to a
window, allow insight into the
patient’s body.

11. Bloodbuy
 The Dallas, Texas-based health
care company offers a patent
pending technology that connects
hospitals and blood centers
nationwide to ensure the
efficient flow of life-saving blood
products to patients in need.
Hospital benefits: A direct access
to a diversified base of premier
blood centers. Blood center
benefits: A direct reach to a
broader base of hospitals across
multiple geographies.

12. BioBots
 Using blue light technology, high
resolution printing and dozens of
biomaterials, BioBots is the
future of regenerative medicine.
The high resolution, 3D bioprinter
recreates the 3D structure of a
tissue using a fabrication
technique. The startup is
committed to building a low cost
bioprinter that is accessible to a
large number of scientists,
physicians and biologists to
achieve the recreation of an
artificial organ.

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