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„Asana Rebel is a young and growing startup committed to creating highly engaging health and fitness experiences. Our app offers a variety of yoga-inspired fitness programs crafted by experts for users of all levels, in 6 different languages worldwide. This approach to fitness is moving a huge community and is helping to shape a whole new industry. And that is just the start, as we keep exploring new ways to build positive impact on people’s lives.”

Avelios Medical offers a modular software platform for the digitization of workflows in hospitals and data-driven patient care. The state-of-the-art software digitizes and optimizes all workflows in hospitals in a user-friendly manner, offering numerous innovative functions such as an automatically generated doctor's letter or intelligent input fields for the documentation of patient treatment. In addition, the software automatically generates fully structured data, enabling the direct use of data-driven use cases and AI algorithms. The company is based in Munich and was founded in 2020 by Nicolas Jakob, Dr. Sebastian Krammer and Christian Albrecht.

DearEmployee is the platform for mental health at the workplace. The Corporate Health Start-Up supports employers in creating healthy and motivating work environments for their employees in order to reduce mental illness and to increase employee productivity. Through the DearEmployee platform, companies can scientifically, easily and digitally measure work-related stress and book health and HR measures. The solution meets the legal requirements for work related stress risk assessment and connects external consultants with experts within the companies.

Founded by Dr. Hans Lennartz and Leopold von Schultzendorff, Doctorflix combines extensive experience and deep understanding of the medical and technological sectors to transform medical education. With a broad spectrum of content including on-demand videos, live events, articles, and podcasts, Doctorflix enables healthcare professionals to translate theoretical knowledge into practical application. By fostering a community of learning, Doctorflix allows doctors to share insights, learn from one another, and earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) points through engagement with the content.

EGYM is a vertically integrated market leader in the fitness and health industry with the vision of transforming healthcare from repair to prevention. EGYM partners with companies to improve employee health by providing access to fitness and health facilities and equips those facilities with smart gym equipment and digital solutions to offer an AI-driven workout experience for people of all skill levels. Corporates benefit from reduced healthcare costs and increased productivity, and clubs from a growing membership base that stays engaged. For more information about EGYM, please visit egym.com
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fairCamper (also known as WOBI in the DACH countries) is a portal for renting mobile homes and campers easily, cheaply and safely, which has been established on the market since 2018. WOBI fairCamper operates across Germany; from 2021 rental is also planned across Europe. Here, customers can easily, safely and directly book mobile homes with the rent and deposit insured. For small and medium-sized lessors, fairCamper offers a tailor-made SaaS solution including a booking widget for their own website, which is marketed directly via the fairCamper portal. With this product the rental process can be easily processed digitally, from booking through the rental agreement to payment.

Kranus Health aims to help men lead healthier and longer lives through access to the latest medical care. Founders Thilo Kleinschmidt and Jens Nörtershäuser have known each other for many years through their time together at McKinsey & Company, and both have been passionate about the possibilities of digital transformation for years. Both also had a keen interest in the health sector. Jens is originally a bio-chemical engineer and has years of professional experience in the pharmaceutical sector. Thilo comes from a medical family, his father is a urologist. So the idea to found Kranus at the beginning of 2020 was obvious and also took place against the backdrop of regulatory changes, especially the Digital Health Care Act (DVG). Since then, it has been possible in Germany to significantly improve healthcare through digital therapies. Professor Kurt Miller, former head physician of urology at Charité Berlin, and CTO Nikolay Dimolarov (Celonis, among others) complement the founding team to jointly implement Kranus' vision. To this end, Kranus Health develops digital therapies based on current scientific findings supported by telemedical care from specialists. The spectrum of services ranges from therapies for taboo diseases such as erectile dysfunction to early detection and prevention (e.g., cardiovascular diseases).

The Leipzig startup was founded in 2017 by Robin Maier, Lukas Stenzel and David Schumann and shortly afterwards was accepted to the SpinLab Startup Accelerator. Since then, clients such as BOSCH and AOK PLUS have been acquired. At the end of last year, a cooperation agreement was also concluded with a German health insurance company. MINDANCE clients thus receive a financial subsidy of up to 100% for the use of MINDANCE. This year this model is to be rolled out on a large scale in cooperation with other health insurance companies.

PraxisEins is a state-supported practice network with the aim of solving the impending GP care vacuum. In order to avert the structural undersupply in large parts of the country, the practice network creates attractive jobs in poorly supplied regions and helps with its own software solutions for practice administration and patient communication.

Preventicus GmbH is developing smartphone-driven solutions to capture and analyze patients' vital parameters for early preclinical risk screening of lifestyle-related illnesses. Seed funding for the Jena-based company is managed by the German High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) in Bonn and Born2Grow venture fund in Heilbronn. The capital is being provided to develop the products and portal to marketability.

650 million people suffer from mental illness like depression, anxiety or burnout worldwide. Even in developed countries there is a huge treatment gap: 50% do not get treated. Selfapy offers scientifically proven online psychotherapy courses to make fast and affordable care accessible to everyone. Courses are effective at treating symptoms by combining advanced technology with elements of traditional care.

TRAIT is based in Berlin and was founded by Raphael Jung and Matthias Ettrich. Since 2021, the company operated under the name "Twaiv" and focused on AI-generated, adaptive training plans, before relaunching under the name TRAIT in July 2024. Since its inception, the company has experienced rapid growth with an annual increase in downloads of 178%. Trait has raised around 1 million € in seed funding from HTGF, the angel club better ventures and other investors.