Join us to hear from startups advancing digital health solutions that support public health preparedness.About this Event
MATTER has launched the Paratus Digital Health Accelerator program supporting 10 startups across two cohorts in 2025. The 10-week accelerator program supports entrepreneurs who are developing digital health solutions that improve the continuum of clinical care and enhance preparedness and response to public health emergencies due to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents, pandemic influenza and emerging infectious diseases. Join us on September 9 to hear pitches and connect virtually with the cohort of participating companies.
Attendees may join the event virtually or in-person at MATTER for a live viewing party.
This project has been supported in whole or in part with federal funds from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response; Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), under agreement number 75A50124C00028.
Agenda (all times in CT)
11:30am | Opening remarks
11:45am | Startup pitches
12:05pm | Break
12:20pm | Startup pitches
12:50pm | Closing remarks
1:00pm | Virtual networking
1:30pm | Program ends
ABOUT THE STARTUPS
mye health — Milbrae, California
is developing a vital sign for brain health by using eye movement tracking on mobile devices to remotely monitor concussions and other mild traumatic brain injuries.
Equipath Innovations — San Francisco, California
builds digital health and intelligence platforms that deliver real-time decision support for emergency response and decentralized care, strengthening public health preparedness.
Omphalos Lifesciences — Dallas, Texas
is creating AI Virtual Cell technology to power predictive, programmable modeling of living systems — laying the foundation for advanced research, targeted therapies and precision care.
GiwoTech — Boston, Massachusetts
uses AI and molecular simulations to accelerate drug discovery by targeting protein-protein interactions, enabling new treatments for complex diseases.
Healp — Fairfax Station, Virginia
fills clinical gaps through patient communities to accelerate recruitment, close data gaps in trials and drive medical breakthroughs.
Secured Health — Falls Church, Virginia
is a freelance platform powered by a national network of community health workers (CHWs) who address social determinants of health to improve outcomes and reduce avoidable healthcare utilization.
Shaddari Inc. — Montreal, Canada
has transformed how vaccines, antibody drugs and biologics are tested against mutations. Their digital solution provides instant results for faster decision making during viral outbreaks or cancer treatments, ensuring treatments stay effective against mutations while saving time and reducing costs.
Signum Technologies Inc. — Radnor, Pennsylvania
is a computer vision company specializing in healthcare and health security, where they provide actionable insight from data, leading to better overall patient care, increased operational efficiency and greater safety for front line workers
About MATTER
At MATTER, we believe collaboration is the best way to improve healthcare. The MATTER collaborative includes more than 1,000 current and alumni startups from around the world, working together with dozens of hospitals and health systems, universities and industry-leading companies to build the future of healthcare. Together we are accelerating innovation, advancing care and improving lives. For more information, visit matter.health and follow @MATTERhealth.
Event Venue
222 W Merchandise Mart Plaza, suite 228, 222 West Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chicago, United States
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