Morningside makes venture capital investments in companies with novel science and technology. We are characterized by a long-term outlook in company-building and an unwavering commitment to acting ethically. Based in the greater Boston area, our team of entrepreneurial investment professionals has deep experience in life sciences, digital health, AI, materials and technology. Founded in 1986 as a family office for the Chan family, charitable commitments to education, research and healthcare include the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, the UMass Chan Medical School, and the MIT Morningside Academy for Design.
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Thank you to everyone who made Morningside's inaugural Digital Health Summit a rousing success last week! We couldn't have done it without our dear friends and partners from across the industry and care delivery space. We spent 3 days focused on " Accelerating The Adoption of Technology to Improve Healthcare." Dan Shpilsky led a great panel with healthcare leaders, including Steven D. Shapiro, MD, Rob Fields, Brent Forester, and Alexander Vo. We heard partnership spotlights from Neal Khosla of Curai Health and Emily Young of Tufts Medicine, David Bates of Linus Health and David Peng of Keck Medicine of USC, Sharief Taraman, MD, DABPN, DABPM, FAAP of Cognoa and Srinivasan Suresh MD, MBA, FAAP of UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Joseph Perekupka of Freespira and Jason Parent of Point32Health, and Stacie Bratcher of Wellinks and Andrea Ippolito of SimpliFed. Stephen Bruso led a fireside chat with Rob Fields of Beth Israel, but the highlight definitely was hearing the Devoted Health story from Todd and Ed Park over dinner. We want to give a special thanks to our speakers David Mou MD MBA, Amir Dan Rubin, Todd Park, and Ed Park, as well as to all of the portfolio companies who participated. We can't wait to see you all next year! Warren Ratliff Harrison Gordon Haarith Ndiaye, MD MPH Oren Nissim Kit Macgillivray Olivia Lew Christian Howell Ralph Kern Matthew Ko Dean Dalili, MD, MHCM John Langton