10 Israeli Health Tech Startups Head To UK To Offer Solutions

A delegation of 10 Israeli health tech startups will visit the UK next month as part of an effort by UK healthcare organizations to address issues such as overcrowded clinics and inadequate resources, while building more modern and efficient healthcare offerings.

Companies such as AstraZeneca, NHSX, Care UK, Walgreens Boots Alliance, and Amazon Web Services will host the delegation for a number of events over the course of three days in London, where companies will present their product and meet one-on-one with relevant stakeholders.

The 10 startups, chosen from some 100 applicants, were selected as part of the TeXchange program, established by the British Embassy in Israel to connect UK companies to Israeli firms with promising digital solutions.

TeXchange is an initiative of the UK Israel Tech Hub within the Britsh Embassy in Tel Aviv. The hub, founded in 2011, promotes economic cooperation between Israel and the UK in areas of tech, business, and medicine. It helped facilitate over 80 bilateral tech partnerships, with a market worth of over £600 million (nearly $781,000 million.)

“Israel is a world-leading source for core technologies required to realize healthcare frameworks – Israeli tech has already proven its dominance in AI, computer vision, big data analytics and predictive analytics, to name but a few,” said Samuel Cronin, manager of healthcare innovation at the UK Israel Tech Hub, in a statement. “Based on its expertise in the building blocks of the new and future world of medicine, Israel is becoming an ideal candidate to advance healthcare.”

“This program is an important part of the strong, deep and modern partnership between Israel and the UK,” said Neil Wigan, the British ambassador to Israel. “Healthcare Innovation has become increasingly important to the UK, and could benefit greatly from Israel’s medical technology capabilities.”

The delegation consists of the following startups:

Binah.ai – a Tel Aviv-based company offering an AI-powered, video-based vital sign monitoring app offering heart rate variability (HRV) measurements) and other health solutions.

Breezometer – Using government sensors, satellites, local weather, transportation, dynamics, and other sources, BreezoMeter gives companies the tools to increase sales and impact lives by providing real-time air quality, pollen, and forecast data.

Docdok.health – This company calls itself the “Netflix of healthcare” by utilizing patient-generated health data to deliver personalized healthcare.

EarlySense – an Israeli developer and manufacturer of monitoring systems that track patient health.

Medial EarlySign – an Hod HaSharon-based company that developed an AI algorithmic platform for the discovery of clinical insights that indicate likelihood of disease.

Medivizor – This company enables patients with chronic illnesses to create a health profile and get personalized information about their condition.

Sivan Innovation – a developer of web applications for disease management.

Selfit Medical – a developer of an online therapy platform for the aging population.

Vaica Medical – a developer of a device that reminds people to take their medications.

IMNA Solutions – a Ra’anana-based company that created a platform for patient management and collection of data.

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