At 52North, we are reinventing the healthcare journey. We are doing this by developing fully integrated clinical, AI, and medical-device based systems to improve healthcare delivery and quality of life. We create affordable technologies that empower people and enable decentralized clinical decision-making. We prioritize human-centered design and engage with people living with disease throughout our product life cycle to reinvent their healthcare journeys.

Acolyte Health creates automated interactive video content featuring the caregiver’s digital twin to deliver a more effective call-to-action instructional video, in multiple languages, for the 70% of patients that don’t understand their treatment plan or who need to better prepare for their next visit.

Acorai is developing a device for heart failure management through non-invasive intracardiac pressure monitoring (ICPM) to help reduce hospitalizations and readmissions. Our product can monitor intracardiac pressures non-invasively through a machine learning analysis of pressure dynamics in acoustics, vibratory, and waveform data. Our technology shows compelling precision, has a low-risk clinical and regulatory pathway, a low dependence on reimbursement, and a fast track to commercialization.

Aevice Health is a pioneering company focused on transforming the management of chronic respiratory diseases through its innovative product, the Aevice MD, a non-invasive wearable stethoscope. This device allows for continuous monitoring of lung sounds and vital signs, enabling healthcare professionals to track patient responses to treatment plans effectively. By providing hospital-quality insights directly from home, Aevice Health enhances accessibility to respiratory care, reduces the risk of adverse events, and drives patient engagement. The company has received multiple awards for its innovation in digital health, positioning it as a leader in the respiratory care market.

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Aiva Health provides a voice-powered healthcare assistant designed to enhance patient care and improve the efficiency of healthcare staff. Their platform utilizes conversational AI to facilitate natural language interactions with health records, automate workflows, and control smart environments, thereby reducing the workload on clinicians and enhancing patient independence. Aiva's solutions are integrated with existing enterprise systems and are deployed in leading hospitals and senior living communities, showcasing significant traction and a strong market position in the healthcare technology sector.

Alva Health is a Yale University technology spinout focused on revolutionizing stroke care through patented wearable devices that monitor for early signs of stroke. Their innovative technology aims to address the critical issue of timely medical intervention, as 90% of stroke victims do not receive care promptly. The company is positioned to significantly reduce avoidable healthcare spending associated with long hospital stays and rehabilitation, while improving patient outcomes through immediate connection to emergency responders. With a strong founding team of stroke experts and scientists, Alva Health is poised to lead in the neurotechnology market.

AMPAworks is a technology company that empowers supply chain leaders to manage inventory remotely through cutting-edge AI cameras and software applications. Their solutions automate inventory tracking, providing 24/7 visibility and reducing costs for organizations, particularly in healthcare and military sectors. Trusted by over 28 organizations, AMPAworks has demonstrated significant traction with reported cost reductions of $15 million and a 72% decrease in stock-outs, positioning itself as a leader in inventory management solutions.

Applied VR is a pioneering company in immersive therapeutics, focusing on transforming chronic pain and mental health treatment through virtual reality. Their flagship product, Relie VRx, empowers patients to manage pain through evidence-based techniques, offering a drug-free alternative to traditional treatments. With a commitment to scientific rigor and patient-centered care, Applied VR aims to establish itself as the leading digital pain management platform, addressing the needs of millions suffering from chronic pain. The company has garnered attention for its innovative approach and is positioned to make a significant impact in the healthcare industry.

Osara Health is transforming cancer care by empowering individuals and organizations affected by cancer through a combination of clinical expertise, empathy, and technology. Their key offerings include personalized health coaching, evidence-based educational resources, and a dedicated app that supports users throughout their cancer journey. By focusing on both patients and caregivers, Osara Health differentiates itself with a holistic approach that emphasizes mental and physical well-being, resulting in improved health outcomes. With a strong traction of millions of people accessing their programs, Osara Health is positioned as a leader in the cancer care market, aiming to change the narrative around cancer and support individuals in thriving despite their diagnosis.

Cari Health is developing the next generation of remote medication monitors that will allow clinicians to prescribe medications and receive real-time reporting on medication levels. Cari’s small, wireless sensors are worn on the patient’s skin and continuously monitor medication levels, sending alerts when necessary. With a Cari remote medication monitor, clinicians can provide precision care in this new era of telehealth medicine.

The Cedars-Sinai Accelerator helps modern innovators and their startups bring vital health-tech solutions to patients around the globe. Companies selected for the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator will have access to the world’s leading physicians and researchers to help advance their businesses in market positioning, customer acquisition, product development, and overall growth. The intensive 3-month program includes mentor engagement and feedback, guidance on product and market fit, and preparation for fundraising. 10–12 startups will be selected for every accelerator program.