The primary care startup, based in Tel Aviv, is a free app that offers diagnoses, cares, and treatment options based on crowd-sourced health data from people with similar symptoms.

The company that delivers threat prevention for medical devices and clinical networks was founded by the former head of the Cyber Division at the Israel Prime Minister's Office, Amir Magner, and a co-founder of Face.com.

June 26, 2018 | Nuvo Group, a company founded in 2007 that develops wearable, sensor-based technologies for pregnancy health, announced that it raised $30 million in a new financing round. The funding was led by the German investment advisory group Shareholder Value Management AG, and an analyst from the group was named to Nuvo’s board […]

Prof. Hossam Haick, the inventor of the NaNose, a cancer and disease 'breathalyzer,' recently announced his latest development, a self-repairing wearable health device.

The Israel Innovation Authority has announced a partnership with Boston's PULSE@MassChallenge, seeking to connect Israeli startups with local health companies.

The VC fund, co-founded by Marius Nacht of CheckPoint, will be focused on investments in mid- to late-stage medical technologies startups.

The firm, co-founded by Marius Nacht of CheckPoint, plans to raise up to $500 million to invest in medical technologies startups.

Driven by innovations in enabling technologies such as computer vision and smart sensors, as well as a shift in medical care towards patient centricity, the Israeli digital health sector is emerging as a bright spot of the broader healthcare industry

July 30, 2017 | Somatix, a body motion data (BMD) management platform used for digital health, has raised $6 million in a series A funding round led by Digitalis. The company’s technology uses various sensors built into wearable devices to remotely maintain continuous, bi-directional contact with those under their care. Somatix was founded in 2015 by […]