- Mito Health joins YC’s summer batch 2024.
- Firm crafts personalized healthcare plans using AI.
- Company aims to drive healthcare revolution, raised $1.3 million.
Startup hustlers, healthcare trailblazers
Singapore-based Mito Health, the healthtech firm founded by Kenneth Lou and Tee-Ming Chew, has secured a coveted spot in Y Combinator’s Summer 2024 batch.
This milestone coincides with the company’s planned US launch in Q3, marking a significant stride in its journey. Mito Health crafts individualized healthcare plans by harnessing customer diagnostic results, wearable data, and AI support.
Previously, the company identified the preventive healthcare market in developed Southeast Asian and Australian cities could surpass US$4.5 billion annually, underscoring its vast potential.
AI-fueled healthcare revolution
During the Y Combinator program in San Francisco from July to September 2024, Mito Health aims to amplify its presence within the healthtech landscape.
“We really can’t wait to join the best builders worldwide, creating the future together – particularly leveraging new AI models and driving the next healthcare and medical revolution for longevity,” Lou expressed.
Mito Health raised US$1.3 million in April 2023, led by Forge Ventures. Alongside the summer program, Y Combinator hosts a winter cohort, attracting over 27,000 applicants this year, with only 260 selected, further solidifying its reputation as a premier accelerator.
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