11 Udemy Courses on How To Build a Healthcare IT Startup

Healthcare is one of the fastest-growing startup sectors. If you’re interested in Healthcare innovation, we offer 11  Udemy courses that can help you with building a digital health startup.

11 Udemy Courses on How To Build a Digital Health Startup

Healthcare is one of the fastest-growing startup sectors. If you’re interested in Healthcare innovation, we offer 11  Udemy courses that can help you with building a digital health startup.

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: HealthGrid CEO and Serial Digital Health Entrepreneur Raj Toleti (Part 1)

Starting a company in the healthcare sector might be easier than you think. Learn how to start your entrepreneurial journey with Sramana’s Udemy courses.

Raj has built and sold three HIT companies and is a real expert in the domain. Excellent discussion on the state of the union in the field and open opportunities that need entrepreneurial problem solving.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself. Give us a bit of background as well as your various healthcare IT companies.

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Tarek Sherif, CEO of Medidata (Part 1)

The clinical data domain is going through major changes and is full of opportunities. This discussion delves into the industry with one of its biggest players.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s introduce our audience to you as well as Medidata.

Tarek Sherif: I’m Tarek Sherif. I’m a Co-Founder, the CEO, and Chairman of Medidata Solutions. We’re a New York-based company but global in operations. We’re focused on helping life sciences companies – biotech, large pharma, and medical device companies as well as academic organizations. >>>

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Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Carol Clayton, Relias (Part 1)

Carol explains certain SaaS-enabled BPO opportunities within the value-based healthcare domain.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Relias.

Carol Clayton: I’m a psychologist by training. I worked as the translational neuroscientist at Relias. Relias is a healthcare technology company with footprints specifically in the space of using online tools for training and competency development in the healthcare space. They are evolving their tools and solutions to assist healthcare providers and organizations with better use of data. It also links data to learning so that organizations can be data-driven in looking at their performance within their healthcare vertical. >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Raj Agarwal, CEO of Medocity (Part 1)

Mega trends are sweeping through the healthcare space driven by the impact of digital technology. In this conversation, we kick around value-based healthcare, digital therapeutics, etc. and how Medocity is adding value to those use cases.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing yourself and Medocity.

Raj Agarwal: I’m the President and CEO of Medocity. We founded Medocity about six years ago. >>>

Thought Leaders in Artificial Intelligence: Matthew Sappern, CEO of PeriGen (Part 1)

I have been talking about the applications of AI on Healthcare IT problems. Here is a great case study.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by having you introduce yourself as well as PeriGen to our audience.

Matthew Sappern: I’m the CEO of of PeriGen. PeriGen is a software developer. We make software as a medical device. We’re FDA-cleared. Our primary goal is to build software that helps clinicians prevent adverse outcomes in childbirth, which is a pretty important task.

Sramana Mitra: Double-click down on that and explain what exactly are we talking about. Give us a use case and talk us through how this works. >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Mark Redlus, CEO of Tridiuum (Part 1)

Behavioral health is a hairy area to tackle. Read how Tridiuum is creating value in that sector.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself and to Tridiuum.

Mark Redlus: Tridiuum is a digital behavioral health company. Our mission is to integrate behavioral health into total health. I’m the CEO of the company and I took this post after three years in a prior second position in the company. I took this about a year and a month ago. I’m relatively new at the job.

Sramana Mitra: If you could double-click down a bit more on what you mean by managing behavioral health, that would be great. >>>

1Mby1M Incubation Radar 2018: WellWrap, Danville, CA

Joint pain is an ailment that has been around from time immemorial and given the growing overweight population, it can be expected to be a challenge in the future as well. WellWrap is a wearable orthopedic wrap embedded with proven NASA Low Level Laser technology (LLLT) for treating musculoskeletal joint pain without any pain killers. It also helps capture data on patients’ pain levels and vitals so that loved ones and doctors can track their recovery. >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: William King, CEO of Zephyr Health (Part 1)

I first spoke with William for our Entrepreneur Journeys series in March 2015. This is a follow-up discussion on the company’s progress and extensive impact by harnessing data from a hundred different sources to help pharmaceutical companies across various use cases. Excellent insights!

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by catching up a bit. We spoke sometime back in the Entrepreneur Journeys series where you introduced Zephyr Health. Our audience has that. We’ll connect that story to this one so people can go back and read that story. Catch me up on what’s happening. >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Michael O’Neil, CEO of GetWellNetwork (Part 1)

There are tremendous inefficiencies in the healthcare ecosystem and a large percentage of these can be streamlined with technology. This is a field where technology has an unambiguous positive impact to bring to bear. However, we’re still far from where we need to be.

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start with some introduction. Let’s introduce our audience to yourself as well as to GetWellNetwork. What do you do? What’s your background?

Michael O’Neil: I’m the Founder and CEO of GetWellNetwork. We are a company that has been around for some time >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Prashant Srivastava, CEO of Evive (Part 1)

Prashant has built a very interesting benefits optimization company to over $30 million in revenue. He shares insights on how he sees the benefits optimization space is evolving with the application of predictive analytics. Very cool conversation!

Sramana Mitra: Tell us about Evive. What are you doing? What trends are you aligning with?

Prashant Srivastava: Think of Evive as Amazon meets Google meets Benefits. Like Amazon, we’re creating a recommendation for the end user based on a record on transaction or interaction that they have done in the past. Like Google, we are using ad >>>

Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Inder Singh, CEO of Kinsa Health (Part 1)

This is a very cool story of an intelligent thermometer with far-reaching consequences. Absolutely fascinating!

Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Kinsa.

Inder Singh: I am the Founder and CEO of Kinsa. I started the company about five years ago. Kinsa has reimagined the thermometer, which is the first product parents turn to when a child falls ill. We’ve turned it into a health support system. We’ve done that for a much bigger reason. Our mission is to help curb the spread of an illness by understanding where and when it starts and helping to respond to it early. >>>