The University City Science Center announced the first class of its Digital Health Accelerator, which includes seven health tech startups.
The six- to eight-month program, backed in part by the state, is geared toward startups that are past their early stage and have already received investment and/or revenue. It feels like a natural second step after an early-stage accelerator like DreamIt Health. Each participating startup will get office space in the Science Center/Drexel incubator Innovation Center@3401, mentorship and $50,000. The Science Center will not take any equity in exchange for the program.
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