52 North Health aims to improve healthcare with a medical device that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to determine the risk of neutropenic sepsis for patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Acolyte Health is a patient engagement solution that creates a better outcome. It provides personalized instructions, connections, education, and more. It provides a more effective call-to-action instructional video, in several languages, for the 70% of patients who don't grasp their treatment plan or who need to better prepare for their next visit. This automated interactive video material was created with the caregiver's digital twin.

Acorai is building a non-invasive heart failure monitoring platform with direct intracardiac pressure monitoring (ICPM) at its core. Acorai offers accurate and cost-efficient heart failure care using patented technology that leverages a novel combination of sensor technologies and machine learning to enable non-invasive ICPM, the only proven way to improve outcomes in HF patients. The device has been clinically validated, designated FDA Breakthrough Device and will be entering the market in 2025. Acorai is a MedTech company with HQ in Sweden. The company has 20 FTE across 12 countries, with offices in Sweden and the UK.

Aevice Health provides non-invasive wearable technology that enables real-time monitoring of respiratory health. The devices facilitate early detection of cardiopulmonary issues and allow clinicians to track patient responses to treatment effectively. This approach enhances patient care by delivering critical insights directly from home.

Aidin was created specifically for discharge planning professionals. Aidin integrates into the discharge planning workflow to free social workers from administrative tasks and re-center their time around patients. By automatically generating listings of available providers, Aidin eliminates phone calls and faxes and empowers patients with quality-of-care ratings and reviews to make decision-making quick, easy, and informed. Aidin works with hospitals to track patient experiences and outcomes to help case managers gain insight into which post-acute providers best serve specific health conditions.

Aiva Health offers a voice-powered healthcare assistant for patient care. It frees up clinicians to deliver faster, more personal care, which improves caregiving for them as well as their patients. Aiva was part of the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator powered by Techstars and is piloting at several facilities and home care providers. It was founded in 2016, based out of Los Angeles, California.

Alva Health is a Yale technology startup that is developing a wearable neuromonitoring platform with the first indication in real-time stroke detection, for payers that provide healthcare coverage to populations with high incidence of cardiovascular disease and stroke. Alva Health recently raised $1.5MM in non-dilutive funding from the National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health SBIR programs to develop their pre-production device. Their founders have a track record of inventing and validating neurotechnologies through the FDA, as well as B2B sales in the medical device industry, and they were named one of the Top 50 MedTech startups worldwide in 2021 by MedTech Innovator.

AMPAworks is a team of doctors, nurses, and engineers who have built an IoT system leveraging computer vision deep learning to monitor and re-order inventory in hospitals. We provide real-time data that saves the average hospital $10million annually by automating manual inventory enumeration tasks.

Provider of digital therapeutics focused on designing and developing therapeutic virtual reality interventions. The company's platform addresses acute and chronic pain and related behavioral health issues with opioid sparing in both inpatient and outpatient settings, enabling users to increase patient experience, improving population health and reducing patient cost per capita.

Developer of a cancer-treatment logging mobile application designed to help cancer sufferers to self-manage their treatment and expectations. The company's mobile application provides cancer patients and their caregivers with accurate information specific to their illness and a treatment plan, digital journal, a database for their medical records and access to a global community of people fighting the disease, enabling patients particularly those in the rural areas to find caregivers, doctors and physicians to manage their treatment.

Cari Health develops remote medication monitors that allow clinicians to prescribe medications and receive real-time reporting on medication levels. Its monitors are wireless sensors that are worn on the patient's skin and continuously send data about medication levels to the cloud. The company was founded in 2015, incorporated in 2021 and is headquartered in San Diego, California.

The Cedars-Sinai Accelerator is transforming healthcare quality, efficiency, and care delivery by helping entrepreneurs bring their innovative technology products to market. This three-month program, based in Los Angeles, California, provides companies with $100,000 in funding, mentorship from more than 300 leading clinicians and executives, access to Cedars-Sinai, and exposure to a broad network of entrepreneurs and investors. Since 2015, the accelerator has helped dozens of companies transform healthcare delivery and patient care. It helps technology innovators turn their ideas into breakthroughs that can improve the lives of patients around the world.