University City Science Center has selected 12 health tech startups for the third cohort of its Capital Readiness program, and seven have offices in Philadelphia, writes John George for PHL Inno.

Journal My Health is a digital platform that collects and analyzes patient-generated health data with a focus on women with chronic conditions and maternal health needs.

QuneUp is a maker of data-driven software tools that reduces equipment downtime.

Vasowatch is an inventor of clinical decision-support technology designed to improve the birthing experience and enhance maternal outcomes.

Viora Health is a wellness company seeking to advance health equity by engaging diverse populations at home to improve health and reduce costs of care.

VitalStart is described as the first reproductive and maternity mental health platform using virtual reality for clinically guided care.

Unio developed a software platform designed for long-term care communities that facilitates resident-centered communication, engagement, and family connectivity. 

Carisma Therapeutics is a cell therapy company that will soon begin human testing of its lead cancer therapy.

Tiffany Wilson, president and CEO of the Science Center, said the Capital Readiness program gives startups the “best chance of success” by providing a way for entrepreneurs to engage with local and national experts and investors. 

Read more about the third cohort of the Capital Readiness program at PHL Inno.

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