Alpha Sophia, a premier platform for commercial intelligence in healthcare, has launched its new podcast series, Alpha Sophia Spotlight. Aimed at medtech startups and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), the series features interviews with industry innovators and leaders, hosted by Alpha Sophia’s own executives. The podcast delves into go-to-market strategies, development, and commercialization of medtech and digital health products, along with visionary leadership insights.
The first episodes include discussions with leaders from Ossiform, Ubie, and Custom Medical Marketing, offering valuable perspectives from the forefront of medical technology. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube under “‘Alpha Sophia Spotlight,” this series is great listening for anyone interested in the future of healthcare technology.
Triomics has raised a $15 million Series A round from Lightspeed, Nexus Venture Partners, General Catalyst and Y Combinator. The company uses AI to extract data from electronic health records (EHRs) for several different uses such as identifying suitable clinical trials for each patient, helping doctors to prepare for patient visits and assisting in submission of cancer data to state regulatory agencies, according to TechCrunch.
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In-House Health seeks to restore sustainability to nursing. It has officially launched its AI-driven scheduling and management platform for modern nursing teams. The health tech company, founded in 2023, recently raised $4 million in seed funding led by NEA and TMV, with pre-seed investment from Vine Ventures and Longevity Venture Partners.
In-House’s AI algorithm is trained on millions of patient records to identify patterns of bedside care and anticipate shift changes. The algorithm can shorten hours spent on scheduling by half or more and reduce labor costs by over 10% across-the-board, amid the growing crisis of workforce shortage and spiraling costs to deliver care.
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Humanaut Health, a clinic for health optimization and longevity, raised $8.7 million in seed investment. The Kabech Fund led the seed round with participation from Midnight Venture Partners, the company’s founders, Tushara Dilanie, and other strategic individual investors. The financing will support care model development– which includes regenerative, hormone, and lifestyle medicine services– and its expansion of membership-based clinics to major U.S. markets.
Its clinic services include comprehensive health assessments, preventative care, symptom management, and individual coaching delivered via premium membership. Investments are earmarked for clinic quality, digital health services, and franchise expansion strategies.
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