Accelerator alumni Infinity and Babylon take home top HTN Awards
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Infinity Health took home the top prize for “Partnership of the Year” at the prestigious HTN Awards, with their “Uber for porters” which has helped London North West Healthcare NHS Trust save over 10,000 hours of staff time. The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator was involved at the start of this project from the start, making the initial introduction between the two partners.
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus Babylon Health also scooped the prize for “Excellence in Mobile Healthcare,” whilst an additional seven DigitalHealth.London Acccelerator companies and alumnus were nominated across the categories: Health Navigator, DrDoctor, Echo, eConsult, Maldaba, Perfect Ward, and Patchwork.
The Health Tech Awards celebrate and showcase exceptional projects, teams, technology and organisations across health and care that are making a real difference. Read more about the winners and runners up on the HTN website.
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