On Demand: Become a HeartX Evaluator/Pilot Site-Presentation Slides

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The document outlines details about the HeartX accelerator program, a unique initiative that connects early-stage health tech companies with cardiology practices across the United States. Hosted by MedAxiom and HealthTech Arkansas, the program focuses on integrating healthcare and technology through digital health solutions, connected medical devices, and diagnostic platforms.<br /><br />HeartX notably stands out for its guarantee of hospital pilot projects for selected companies, ensuring practical application and testing of innovations in real healthcare settings. The program organizers include prominent figures like Joe Sasson, Jeff Stinson, Matthew Weaver, Chris Romeo, Emily Dean, and Haley McGarver.<br /><br />Highlighted within the document are companies like MediWhale from Seoul, South Korea, which offers an AI platform for predicting cardiovascular disease through retinal scans, and Caristo from Oxford, England, which utilizes AI to analyze CCTA scans for coronary inflammation. Both companies are leveraging HeartX's resources to expand their presence, particularly in the US market.<br /><br />The timeline for participation in the 2025 HeartX cohort is detailed, starting with application openings on February 1 and progressing through a structured selection process involving interviews and pilot site deliberation. The selected cohort is announced in September, with an official kickoff event in Austin, Texas, in mid-October.<br /><br />Additionally, the document describes the HeartX team's commitment to supporting clinical trials, promising no cost to host organizations and providing assistance throughout the trial process, from start-up to close-out. Interested parties are encouraged to get involved, with options to join as judges, evaluators, or potential pilot sites, offering opportunities to witness innovative start-up pitches.

Keywords

HeartX accelerator

health tech

cardiology practices

MedAxiom

HealthTech Arkansas

digital health solutions

hospital pilot projects

AI platform

clinical trials

start-up pitches