Healthcare crowdfunding platform joins Catalyst HTI

A healthcare-focused crowdfunding platform is the latest tenant to sign on with Catalyst Health Tech Innovation, an industry integrator that’s bringing together relevant stakeholders in health-tech innovation.

Seattle-based angelMD is will lease space in the 300,000-square-foot building under construction on the west side of Brighton Boulevard between 35th and 36th streets.

"We are looking forward to working with Catalyst HTI to accelerate digital health innovation in Denver and across the country," says Tobin Arthur, founder and CEO of angelMD. "Our partnership will be a valuable asset to drive change in how individuals, especially medical professionals, invest in the innovation taking place throughout the healthcare industry."

As one of the fastest-growing technology markets in the United States, Denver is becoming a favored location for many startups from across the country, including those in health IT. Denver has attracted a new and innovative culture that combines favorable cost of living, availability of talent and a great quality of life.  AngelMD’s goal is to tap into the innovation culture and add to the growing tech economy in the city.

"AngelMD will find the Denver community welcoming and engaging," says Mike Biselli, president of Catalyst HTI. "This is the perfect environment for them to thrive, and we are excited to embed their innovative investment marketplace operations within the Catalyst HTI community."

AngelMD connects medical startups, physicians, investors and industry through a digital platform that leverages the strength of its growing network of experts. It enables startups to create profiles in the site and develop exposure to potential investors, customers and acquirers.

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