Springboard’s Women’s Health Innovation Program serves as a collective voice to drive women’s health innovation, investment and research. The Program gathers key industry leaders to promote greater gender-specific health data transparency and spur investment in women’s health innovation to produce better health outcomes for all.
Our program accelerates the growth of women led companies innovating in women’s health. Our mission is to address unmet needs in diseases, conditions, and indications that solely, predominantly, or differently impact the health of women.
Multitude alleviates the pain of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) through an app-based clinical program that teaches members Cognitive Behavioral Therapy skills, plus a tightly integrated therapist-led peer community to restore a healthy brain-body connection.
Navigate Maternity has created a system that allows clinicians and care teams to remotely monitor prenatal and postpartum patients.
Bone Health Technologies (BHT) has developed the Osteoboost belt, the first and only safe and effective treatment for the 63 million people in the US with Osteoporosis or Osteopenia as well as a comprehensive digital therapeutic platform and services – a personalized digital health and telehealth solution for optimizing bone health.
Visana Health is a comprehensive virtual women’s health clinic, providing medical care and integrated whole-person support for the widest range of women’s health conditions.
Herself Health is a healthcare technology company designed to serve the unique needs of women on Medicare, age 65 and up.
Marma is a platform that addresses a critical gap in maternal health by providing personalized nutritional guidance throughout fertility, pregnancy, and the years postpartum.
The Myri Health App is a comprehensive, evidence based postpartum resource for families.
Cntrl+ Inc. is a pioneering Canadian life science firm specializing in female wellness.
Ursamin is a SaaS based care coordination platform that helps providers more effectively manage patients living with multiple chronic illnesses (PLWMCC).
