The Healthtech Podcast

This week, James is joined again by the Co-Founder and CEO of healthtech company Memory Lane Games, Bruce Elliott who gives us his quick tips for entrepreneurs. The Memory Lane Games app is designed for use by carers and the dementia and Alzheimer's patients in their care - especially for use in geriatric care, or delivered as part of a care home activities plan. Get in touch with Bruce: https://www.memorylanegames.com Twitter: @MemoryLaneGame1 Email: bruce.elliott@memorylanegames.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week, James is joined by the co-founder and CEO of healthtech company Memory Lane Games, Bruce Elliott. Bruce has a fascinating background in finance and gaming, and after an evening at the pub with his cofounder discussing their mums, his entrepreneurship journey with Memory Lane Games began. Memory Lane Games has created an ORCHA approved app that turns memories into games for people living with dementia, Alzheimer's and age-related cognitive decline, with simple-to-play, fun quiz games, featuring popular topics and local nostalgia based on towns and cities. They have hundreds of games based on: Music, Animals, Geography, History, Sports, TV & Film, Plants and Flowers, Food, Literature, Science and more. The Memory Lane Games app is designed for use by carers and the dementia and Alzheimer's patients in their care - especially for use in geriatric care, or delivered as part of a care home activities plan. The in-app games are also used as a form of distraction and reminiscence therapies and the company is about to launch clinical trials to examine how the intervention improves quality of life for those affected by the condition and their carers. Get in touch with Bruce: https://www.memorylanegames.com Twitter: @MemoryLaneGame1 Email: bruce.elliott@memorylanegames.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week, James is joined by Mark Notton, from Samsung Electronics. As one of the global technology leaders, Samsung’s vision is to build a “Better Normal” through technology and innovation, creating experiences that improve our daily lives and the world we live in. Mark leads Samsung’s mobile product and commercial operations in Europe, and will be exploring with James how both mobile devices and wearables are becoming an important part of personal health monitoring. In his private life, Mark is studying for an Advanced Diploma in Medical Science and Nutrition and is an avid health and fitness enthusiast.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mnotton/?originalSubdomain=ukApply to be a guest: www.thehealthtechpodcast.com/Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.comGet in touch with James : www.jamessomauroo.comLearn more about SomX for your healthtech company: https://www.somx.co.uk/

This week, James is joined by Dr. Shubs Upadhyay, Director of Medical Quality at global health company Ada. An NHS GP and a digital health enthusiast, Shubs is a strong advocate for the potential of technology to support clinicians with patient care and to empower individuals to be more proactive about their health. He is the Clinical Evaluation WG Co-chair of the ITU/WHO Focus Group AI for Health, focused on global benchmarking for AI solutions in healthcare, and the co-creator of Docolabs.io, which focuses on getting clinical insights early into digital health product development.Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubs-upadhyay-494691132/?originalSubdomain=deApply to be a guest: www.thehealthtechpodcast.com/Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.comGet in touch with James : www.jamessomauroo.comLearn more about SomX for your healthtech company: https://www.somx.co.uk/

Inflow was born when founders Seb Issacs, Levi Epstein and Dr. Sachs came together on a mission to help every person with ADHD reach their full potential. ADHD is a neurological difference that usually persists for life. Conservative estimates suggest that it affects 5% of the US population and costs nearly $15,000 per person per year. Inflow was created to offer another way; a sustainable, accessible and cost-effective solution for those who need support. We want to help as many people as possible experience the benefits of CBT, and learn to overcome their day-to-day challenges in a safe and stigma-free environment. Get in touch with Seb: seb@getinflow.io Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week, James is joined by Joel Gujral, founder of mental health startup MYNDUP. Joel founded MYNDUP after experiencing his own mental health struggles, brought on by spending months in and out of hospital with an undiagnosed physical illness. MYNDUP aims to end the "one-size-fits-all" approach to mental health, by ensuring that people have access to support from professionals across the entire mental health spectrum. Get in touch with Joel at joel@myndup.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week Dr. Shaka Bahadu, a Healthcare operations expert, clinical informatics, and COO and co-founder of Cipher Skin gives James his quick tips for entrepreneurs. Get in touch with Shaka: shaka@cipherskin.com or info@cipherskin.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week, James is joined by Dr. Shaka Bahadu, a Healthcare operations expert, clinical informatics, and COO and co-founder of Cipher Skin. Shaka holds a doctorate in Medicine from the Joan & Sanford Weill Medical College of Cornell, and an MBA from Stanford Business School. Using his expertise, he helps lead Cipher Skin, a technology startup that is on a mission to predict and analyze structural failures in the body and give data in real time to help prevent your next injury. Get in touch with Shaka: shaka@cipherskin.com or info@cipherskin.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week Dr Mark Kotter, a stem cell biologist and neurosurgeon at the University of Cambridge gives us his quick tips for entrepeneurs. He is the founder and CEO of bit.bio, who have developed opti-ox, a benchmark technology for the efficient and consistent production of human cells for use in research, drug development, and cell therapy. He also founded cultured meat startup Meatable.   Get in touch with Mark : info@bit.bio Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week James is joined by Dr Mark Kotter, a stem cell biologist and neurosurgeon at the University of Cambridge. He is the founder and CEO of bit.bio, who have developed opti-ox, a benchmark technology for the efficient and consistent production of human cells for use in research, drug development, and cell therapy. He also founded cultured meat startup Meatable. Get in touch with Mark : info@bit.bio Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon 🐦: www.healthtechpigeon.com Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk