UnitedHealthcare Accelerator announces its 2023 cohort of 10 digital health startups

- By: UnitedHealthcare
- Last Updated: August 9, 2023
A fundamental priority for UnitedHealthcare has always been to be a leader in modernizing the health system and advancing new solutions for some of the most pressing challenges in health care. To continue playing a leading role in driving the future of health, UnitedHealthcare has brought together 10 world-class health tech startups to participate in a collaborative mentorship-driven program.
The four-month UnitedHealthcare Accelerator, which first began in 2019 and launched its fifth cohort on Aug. 2, has helped empower 50 companies solving critical health care challenges.
Leaders from these startups will have the opportunity to work closely with UnitedHealthcare executives and subject matter experts from across the health care industry to evolve their businesses while participating alongside a growing community of their peers.
“Every year we are invigorated by the opportunity to collaborate with a new group of bold innovators,” said Clayton Burke, executive director. “This year’s application process was our most competitive yet – a testament to the impact of this program and the valuable role our mentors and leaders from across UnitedHealth Group perform. It’s an incredible privilege to play a small part in what these companies are building, and we are thrilled to welcome another distinguished cohort.”
The 2023 class represents a wide range of opportunities among the populations UnitedHealthcare serves, with companies focused on topics like AI-powered care management, access to care, addressing health inequities, and benefits experiences. Consistent with the program’s belief that diverse perspectives are critical inputs to tackling these problems, 90% of this year’s companies were founded by women and / or people of color.
The 10 companies for the 2023 program class, chosen through a rigorous and competitive review process, include:
Learn more about the UnitedHealthcare Accelerator program.