RegDesk is the first of its kind web-based regulatory clearance platform that provides a single source for healthcare companies to outsource all their compliance needs (clinical studies, regulatory, quality assurance, and reimbursements), obtain real-time monitoring/alerts for regulatory changes that may implicate their products in global markets and gain expert-sourced regulatory intelligence in the same amount of time it would take them to gather from a single expert.
RegDesk is proven to be 2x faster, 50% more cost effective and easier than all current solutions. Our current clients are finding tremendous value in transparency, geographic accessibility and control provided through RegDesk.
RegDesk is proven to be 2x faster, 50% more cost effective and easier than all current solutions. Our current clients are finding tremendous value in transparency, geographic accessibility and control provided through RegDesk.
Location: United States, Texas, Houston
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 267-607-3375
Founded date: 2014
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| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.03.2021 | StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups | This week, Seven Bridges announced the launch of the GRAF™ Population Solution, a set of workflows, services and population-specific graph references to enable large-scale human population studies through more accurate read alignment and va... |
| 06.05.2019 | Why working with the University City Science Center was a game changer for 4 Philly startups | The concept of the startup may feel like a modern one, but pioneers in science and technology have been paving the path for innovation since long before the dotcom era. In fact, the same can be said about the startup incubator. Case in poin... |
| 19.02.2018 | Here’s the case for why Delaware is better off embracing Philadelphia | Last fall, U.S. Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) gave a rousing speech to several hundred regional economic development leaders whom he called his neighbors. He was in Philadelphia. Coons, charismatic and centrist in Delaware’s wholesome way, told... |
| 09.03.2015 | These 14 tech firms are hiring in Delaware right now [NET/WORK] | If you want a job in tech, look no further than NET/WORK — the tech jobs fair organized by Technical.ly. We hosted versions in Philly and Baltimore, and now, for the first time, we’re gathering hiring tech firms here in Delaware. A dozen bu... |
| 26.11.2014 | All 3 Alliance of Women Entrepreneurs Fellows are DreamIt founders | Senem Guney moved to Philadelphia from Austin, Texas to join the DreamIt Health accelerator. Guney, who runs a patient feedback startup called NarrativeDx, is staying in Philadelphia and the Alliance of Women Entrepreneurs fellowship is par... |
| 01.11.2014 | BioBots finds a way to make 3D bioprinter more accessible | Another DreamIt Health grad, TrueClaim, wants to help consumers flag up suspicious claims on their medical bills within a two-day timeframe. The idea is to help people avoid paying higher medicals than they should be. Given that the Nationa... |
| 07.08.2014 | 2 Delaware startups tapped by DreamIt Ventures [Startup Roundup] | WHO’S MAKING MOVES? Mark Brainard was recently named president of the Delaware Technical Community College. Brainard, who previously served as the vice president of the school, will succeed Orlando George, who retired on June 30 after 19 ye... |
| - | StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups | This week, Seven Bridges announced the launch of the GRAF™ Population Solution, a set of workflows, services and population-specific graph references to enable large-scale human population studies through more accurate read alignment and va... |
| - | BioBots finds a way to make 3D bioprinter more accessible | A company that’s developed its own 3D bioprinter for engineers and researchers interested in advancing 3D printing applications for biologics launched the device at DreamIt Health’s demo day this week. Most people are familiar with 3D print... |