Winners
We are thrilled to announce the five winning companies selected for Programme 1! These innovative teams are now immersed in our 10-week programme, collaborating with our expert mentors and working diligently to elevate their solutions to new heights.
Learn more about their journey and breakthroughs below.
Proxximos
Proxximos combats the harmful and costly spread of communicable disease in hospitals & care homes through their next generation digital contact tracing solution, which is instant, precise and automated. Healthcare settings are then safer for patients, residents & staff whilst saving time and money. Learn more about their solution here.
In-House Health
Implementing clinically led, evidence-based and data-informed solutions, In-House Health enables healthcare teams to identify key problem areas and prevent future risks of work-related ill health by bridging the gap between employer and employee. Their M.E.T.A programme is a framework that enables them to measure, evaluate, transform, and analyse the state of health and wellbeing in organisations to improve workforce and care outcomes. Learn more about their solution here.
CyberLiver
CyberLiver is a late clinical stage digital medicine and medical devices platform company focused on managing and treating Advanced Liver Diseases. They’ve developed BeeDry, a digital care program designed to revolutionise alcohol treatment services and ease the burden on healthcare systems across Greater Manchester. Learn more about their solution here.
Care Friends
By using a digital platform and app with gamification and incentives, Care Friends proposes to empower the current healthcare and care workforce to become recruiters at scale across Greater Manchester. This technology rewards users for hiring individuals new to the healthcare sector, thus expanding system capacity. Learn more about their solution here.
Howz
Howz offers a non-intrusive monitoring system using IoT sensors and machine learning to help at-risk people retain their independence while flagging problems before they become a crisis. The aim is to reduce admissions to the hospital and care homes, reduce anxiety for those providing care and support, and enable prioritisation of precious resources in the community. Learn more about their solution here.
