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| Dec 18, 2013 | Revisiting Rock Health Boston: A checkup on the 2012 accelerator class, one year later | This fall, Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund and Social+Capital Partnership backed NeuroTrack with a $2 million Series A. CEO Ellie Kaplan said that consequently, the company packed up and moved to Palo Alto, where it’s continued to build its tea... |
| Sep 26, 2012 | Five healthcare startups that should have crowdfunding pitches on MedStartr | Health startups are always looking for money so what better solution than a crowdfunding site that understands the complexity of the industry. These five startups are good candidates for MedStartr campaigns. If you need help getting started... |
| Sep 9, 2012 | After A Summer At Harvard Med School, Rock Health’s Third Class Shows Off Its Goods | Back in June, Silicon Valley’s health-focused startup accelerator, Rock Health, kicked off its third program. What was notable about this third batch — other than the encouraging fact that a health-only accelerator has made it to its third ... |
| Aug 27, 2012 | 9 Takeaways from Rock Boston Demo Day: Health IT Firms Up | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints San Francisco-based accelerator Rock Health had its first Boston Demo Day here in Cambridge, MA, on Friday. I came away with some thoughts, which I will share here. As usual, ... |
| Revisiting Rock Health Boston: A checkup on the 2012 accelerator class, one year later | The three months of intense focus. The crafting of the perfect pitch. The big presentation on demo day, followed by press mentions and meetings with investors. And…then what? What comes after the accelerator? For the entrepreneurs of Rock H... | |
| Five healthcare startups that should have crowdfunding pitches on MedStartr | Health startups are always looking for money so what better solution than a crowdfunding site that understands the complexity of the industry. These five startups are good candidates for MedStartr campaigns. If you need help getting started... |