Redefining Healthcare, From Patient Experience to System-Wide Impact
The U.S. HealthTech industry is projected to reach $270B by 2030, and Georgia is already home to more than 300 digital health companies and over 4,000 life sciences companies, each working to scale, grow revenue, and expand their customer base.
But rapidly evolving regulations, shifting data privacy laws, and the constant pace of technological change create real challenges for startups. These hurdles can lead to costly delays, compliance risks, and difficulty securing the funding and traction needed to scale.
ATDC can help you overcome these issues. As the only statewide incubator with a dedicated HealthTech practice area, we offer unmatched industry expertise and support. From regulatory guidance and investor and grant funding connections to mentorship and strategic partnerships, we help founders navigate the complexity inherent in the industry and accelerate growth.
I’m Greg Jungles
ATDC’s HealthTech Catalyst
With a career spanning healthcare, technology, and startups, I bring deep experience across the HealthTech/Healthcare spectrum. I’ve held executive and senior leadership positions across the healthcare industry, including four startups with multiple successful exits, one of which scaled to ~$1B in under four years. From health plans to specialty pharmacy to chronic condition management, I’ve worked across the healthcare ecosystem. My strength lies in aligning business with healthcare technology solutions and strategies to accelerate growth and scale.
My advice for entrepreneurs:
“Before you build anything, spend time upfront validating your idea and confirm that you are solving a problem that customers are willing to pay to solve.”
HealthTech Solutions Role in Rebuilding an Industry
We know the U.S. healthcare system is costly, complex, and often inaccessible, leaving many without the care they need. But as a HealthTech founder, you are using technology to break down barriers to access, improve outcomes, reimagine healthcare delivery, and ultimately save lives by shaping the future of healthcare.
ATDC has three levels of programs for startups: Educate, Accelerate, and Signature, with Accelerate and Signature having industry-specific opportunities.
Work Where Startups Scale Innovative Defense Technologies. Rent Office Space at ATDC.
Why settle for generic office or lab space when you can rent space at ATDC for a fraction of the cost, and be surrounded by pioneering HealthTech startups, clinical innovators, and a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem?
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Benefits
- Be around like-minded people
- Have your catalyst close by
- Tap into Georgia Tech students, faculty, and researchers
- Engage with technology-related talent
- Limited access to ATDC spaces, such the design studio and AI lab
Features
- 50+ office suites ranging from 500 to 1,500 sq ft
- 10 single and double offices ranging from 138 to 597 sq ft
- Subsidized rent, which also covers utilities, Georgia Tech’s high-speed wireless internet, office furniture, company logo on suite door
- Ability to book conference rooms and rooftop area at no additional charge
- Georgia Tech perks, including access to campus transit, dining facilities, sporting events, discounted rates at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center, and the opportunity to join the Campus Recreation Center.
Meet ATDC’s HealthTech Startups
From a startup developing AI-forward vision analysis software to detect disease from images of the eye to a medical device company developing a synthetic meniscus implantable device, ATDC’s HealthTech startups are changing the way we take care of ourselves day-to-day detect and manage disease and interact with doctors, insurance and medicine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can ATDC help me raise money for my HealthTech startup?
If you are investor ready, know your customers and market, and have a compelling value proposition, ATDC’s network of investor contacts should prove useful to your startup.
Can you help me sell my healthcare technology solutions to customers?
At ATDC, we do not directly sell your technology solutions to customers, however, we have a robust list of connections within the healthcare industry. If your HealthTech solutions solve industry problems and meet the needs of potential customers, the opportunities will be readily available to you.
What regulatory requirements do I need to follow to get to market?
It really depends on your product or technology. During your time at ATDC, we will help you identify healthcare regulations necessary to comply with and demonstrate readiness including HIPAA, HITRUST, SOC, ISO, and other State and Federal regulations.
Resources for HealthTech Startups
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