Bodyport (YC S15) — Predicting and preventing heart disease
Bodyport’s cardiovascular sensing weight scale and predictive algorithms detect early changes in cardiac function to help prevent avoidable hospitalizations. Bodyport is initially targeting heart failure, a chronic condition affecting over 6M Americans and a leading cause of hospitalizations (1M/year) and healthcare spending ($35B/year).
Bodyport is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2015 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Predicting and preventing heart disease. The founders listed are Corey Centen (Founder/CEO), Sarah Smith (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 27, 2015).
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Bodyport’s cardiovascular sensing weight scale and predictive algorithms detect early changes in cardiac function to help prevent avoidable hospitalizations. Bodyport is initially targeting heart failure, a chronic condition affecting over 6M Americans and a leading cause of hospitalizations (1M/year) and healthcare spending ($35B/year).
Bodyport’s novel scale measures cardiac output, congestion, heart rate, and other leading indicators of cardiovascular health — all in the same step patients already take to weigh themselves. Companion algorithms and software empower care teams to quickly identify at-risk patients and remotely optimize their therapy to prevent deterioration.
Corey Centen
Founder/CEO
Sarah Smith
Founder
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