Cerora (www.cerora.com ) is devoted to alleviating suffering and empowering people by transforming antiquated opinion-based methods into enlightened biosensor-based neurodiagnostics. The Company is leading the way in the development and testing of mobile software and hardware technologies required to provide critical, objective, biomarker-based brain function diagnostic information. Located in the high-tech nexus at Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Tech Ventures on Lehigh University’s Mountaintop Campus in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Cerora has assembled a team of experienced medical scientists and management professionals.
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Bethlehem
Phone: +1 610-849-5027
Founded date: 2011
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| 15.07.2013 | MindReader, Matched Flicker and 8 more cool startups we met at the healthcare innovation summit | Getting paid for prevention Prescribe Well sounds like many other wellness ideas out there, but this one has an actual business model behind it. This platform helps doctors get paid for providing weight-loss counseling. Susan Schramm-Apple ... |
| 04.04.2013 | Big data, mobile health entrepreneurs in StartUp Health’s new class get GE mentors | Aver Informatics: Another big data company, the Green Bay, Wisconsin, business wants to work with healthcare organizations to convert their enterprise data into insights that can help lower their costs and improve care. Care at Hand: The Bo... |
| 04.04.2013 | GE and StartUp Health Select 13 Companies For Its Three Year Health Entrepreneurship Program | Back in January, we reported that GE would be partnering up with healthtech startup incubator StartUp Health and selecting 13 consumer healthcare startups (originally 10) to participate in a three year program designed to nurture and accele... |
| 05.07.2012 | Pitches unplugged: Startup developing iPad app to determine real reasons people don’t take their meds (video) | But the company’s primary interest is advancing ownership of a diabetes model for which it plans to partner with a payer and is looking to raise $1 million to develop what will be an iPad diagnostic tool to identify noncompliance with treat... |
| 05.07.2012 | MindReader headset designed to detect concussions in athletes (video) | A device to measure brain activity for concussions, a patient medication adherence tool and a LED flashlight embedded in a cane were among the products pitched at a recent early stage venture event. Five companies made presentations, but th... |
| 05.07.2012 | No PPT allowed: Cane with built-in LED light designed to reduce falls (video) | Falls are the leading cause of death in people aged 65 or older, according to the Centers for Diseases Control. The cane is expected to be distributed by rehabilitation and occupational therapists to patients. Although CEO Lorraine Keller a... |
| - | MindReader, Matched Flicker and 8 more cool startups we met at the healthcare innovation summit | In addition to all the smart, insightful speakers talking about innovation in healthcare and all the entrepreneurs in the startup showcase at CONVERGE last week, there were more than 50 other startups at the event. Here are a few of the mos... |
| - | Pitches unplugged: Startup developing iPad app to determine real reasons people don’t take their meds (video) | A medication adherence tool, an innovative lighting solution embedded in a cane and a device to measure brain activity for concussions were among the products pitched at a recent early stage venture event. Five companies made presentations,... |
| - | MindReader headset designed to detect concussions in athletes (video) | A device to measure brain activity for concussions, a patient medication adherence tool and a LED flashlight embedded in a cane were among the products pitched at a recent early stage venture event. Five companies made presentations, but th... |
| - | Big data, mobile health entrepreneurs in StartUp Health’s new class get GE mentors | Among 400 applications from 22 countries, 13 early stage healthcare companies have been chosen for a three-year entrepreneurship class run by StartUp Health and GE, according to a statement from the companies. The class members will each be... |
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