DIABETES LIFE COACH ACQUIRES THRIVE365 
Diabetes Life Coach, a Louisville, KY based healthcare technology company recently acquired Thrive365 (originally developed by Kraft Foods) from XLerateHealth (XLH) and other investors. Thrive365 is the only patented Type 2 Diabetes focused nutritional scoring platform proven to positively affect behavior change and improve the lives of people living with Type 2 Diabetes.
Thrive365 was an XLH portfolio company. XLH, an award-winning healthcare accelerator headquartered in Louisville, KY, worked with Thrive365 from 2016 until the acquisition to help develop a market use case, as well as its care management strategy – ultimately introducing Thrive365 to Diabetes Life Coach.
HIT Consultant, 31 July, 2019
XLerateHealth Unveils 2019 Louisville Cohort of 9 Digital Health Startups
XLerateHealth, a Louisville, KY-based healthcare accelerator announced it has selected nine digital health startups to participate in its 2019 Louisville accelerator cohort. This is the 8th cohort to be selected into the bootcamp program since XLH’s launch in 2013.
Louisville Business First, 30 July, 2019
Meet the Louisville startups selected by XLerateHealth
XLerate Health, a Louisville-based accelerator for health care startups, has selected nine companies from across the country for its 2019 program.
Three of the nine are based here in Louisville, including Prodigy Biosciences, Kare Mobile and DSC Technologies. The other startups in the cohort include Assay Me (New York), Briocare (Frisco, Texas), Cellgorithmics (Chicago), Clinitraq (Irvine, Calif.), Hardin Scientific (Los Angeles) and NohoMed (New York).
Jackie Willmot, CEO and co-founder of XLH, said the accelerator received hundreds of applications for the 2019 season, a new record for the program since its inception in 2013. In an email, she said XLH looks for four things when selecting startups: companies that are solving a market “pain;” companies that have high potential for commercial success and are addressing a large market; founders that are coachable; and diversity in the types of companies and the problems they are solving, in addition to diversity of founders and regions.
Yahoo Finance, 30 July, 2019
XLerateHealth Selects Nine Healthcare Startups For 2019 Accelerator Cohort in Louisville, KY
Selected Startups are Developing Innovations in Gene Therapy, Chronic Condition Management, and Social Isolation of the Elderly
XLerateHealth (XLH), an award-winning healthcare accelerator based in Louisville, KY, today announced the selection of nine startup companies to join its 2019 Louisville accelerator cohort.
BioSpace, 30 July, 2019
XLerateHealth Selects Nine Healthcare Startups For 2019 Accelerator Cohort in Louisville, KY
LOUISVILLE, Ky.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– XLerateHealth (XLH), an award-winning healthcare accelerator based in Louisville, KY, today announced the selection of nine startup companies to join its 2019 Louisville accelerator cohort.
VentureNashville, July 30, 2019
Louisville’s XLerateHealth accelerator announces latest startup cohort.
XLerateHealth (XLH), the healthcare accelerator based in Louisville, Ky., today announced its selection of nine startup companies to join XLH’s 2019 Louisville accelerator cohort.
This is the 8th cohort to be selected for the Louisville program since XLH’s launch in 2013. Each company undergoes a 12-week bootcamp. Through the bootcamp, XLH connects participating companies with domain experts, mentors, and coaches who have the expertise to help the entrepreneurs advance to commercialization.
Prior to the cohort announced today, XLH said it had worked with 66 startups in the past six years, more than 80% of which remain operational today.
Becker’s Hospital Review, July 30, 2019
9 healthcare startups join Kentucky accelerator.
Louisville, Ky.-based accelerator XLerateHealth selected nine startup companies to joint its 2019 Louisville accelerator cohort, according to a July 30 news release.
Northwestern Capital Partners, LLC , July 15, 2019
XLerateHealth adds to Flint’s Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Already home to 100K Ideas (https://www.100kideas.org/), the Ferris Wheel is the perfect Michigan location for XLerateHealth to call home. 100K Ideas helps entrepreneurs with business development through advice, support, and mentorship. Having both XLerateHealth and 100K ideas only adds to the entrepreneurial and innovative feel of the building that is also occupied by other business and offers co-working space.
NBC 25 , July 25, 2019
XLerateHealth mentors six healthcare startups in Flint.
FLINT, Mich. – XLerateHealth is showcasing the healthcare startups that have been selected for the company’s first Michigan cohort and boot camp.
“We’re just a little over a year old and we’ve had a lot of traction since that time. So, we’re new and young but hungry. We’ve got quite a few contracts already. So, just looking forward to scaling that,” said Raeanna Lewarne, president and CEO of HealthFreelance.com.
She said program presents an opportunity to network and connect with local institutions.
“Our mission is to help companies to commercialize their businesses.” said XLerateHealth CEO and co-founder Jackie Willmot.
XLerateHealth Launches Healthcare Accelerator in Flint, Michigan
Award-Winning Entrepreneur Program to Help Transform the 20thCentury Industrial Hub into a 21stCentury Innovation Ecosystem
Flint, Michigan – XLerateHealth (XLH), a Louisville-based healthcare technology accelerator, announced today the opening of XLH’s new location in the Ferris Wheel Building in Flint. XLH Flint is funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and 100K Ideas. The move to Flint was spurred by Phil Hagerman, CEO of Skypoint Ventures and co-founder of 100K Ideas, who has made significant investments into Flint to build an innovation economy.
XLerateHealth moves to Flint, aims to attract medical startups.
XLerateHealth is expanding to Michigan and making its home in the Ferris Wheel building in Downtown Flint.
Why this Louisville-based accelerator is expanding to an unlikely location.
An evolution has started in this city – and XLerateHealth wants to be a part of it.
XLerateHealth Launches Early-Stage Startup Accelerator in Flint.
Anyone who has followed the Flint water crisis for the past few years probably thinks of the post-industrial Michigan city as a place that can’t seem to catch a break. Five years after a state-appointed city manager switched the municipal water source to the notoriously polluted Flint River and poisoned residents, the city’s people are still no closer to justice. Many continue to struggle—but that doesn’t mean that Flint is giving up. Instead, there has been an uptick in state and national groups on the ground partnering with city organizations on everything from nurturing startups and creating innovation hubs to community organizing and healthcare initiatives. A new accelerator called XLerate Health (XLH) is one of these new programs in Flint.
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A Louisville-based healthcare technology acceleratorXLerateHealth launches in Flint, Michigan.
Healthcare technology company opens in Flint’s Ferris Wheel.
FLINT, MI– A company focused on helping healthcare companies commercialize themselves has opened in Flint’s Ferris Wheel building. XLerateHealth, a Louisville-based company started in 2013, connects healthcare companies, customers and providers like hospitals or nursing homes. The company announced its opening in Flint on Monday, June 17.
XLerateHealth launches healthcare accelerator in Flint, seeks to innovate from within.
Improving the lives of others takes commitment and time, but XLerateHealth (XLH) believes that with the right use of technology and an eye toward positive change, a faster outcome might be achieved.