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health technology innovators networked with industry leaders at the Burrell college of osteopathic medicine for the first Health Assembly conference it comes as NMS use Arrowhead Center wraps up health sprint a five month accelerator program that aims to support startups in the digital health tech industry entrepreneur tiara grant participated in health sprint as one of seven companies competing for a $20,000 investment grant says her startup care companion is a system that uses specialized radar to detect Falls in the home she says she was motivated to found the company after her father fell during a heart attack so what it does is when a fall occurs the system understands that the severity of the fall can and calculates it based on artificial intelligence basically it'll send out notification to both caregivers as well as contact emergency services in addition to detecting Falls Grant says care companion monitors when someone wanders away from the home and tracks respiration and heart rates for changes in activity unlike Life Alert there is nothing to wear and no buttons to press Grant says care companion will help seniors aged safely and securely in their own homes we have a lot of single females that are older that are living alone after their you know their husband passed so there's nobody in the home to make sure that okay well has mom fallen I mean we don't know because they're by themselves and of course they want to stay by themselves they want to live independently and they don't want to depend on their children and take care of them so this is this movement to age in place and to ensure that if there is a medical emergency somebody is always there to help them Grant says she's working to secure funding to develop a prototype another entrepreneur marsha betit is a sexual assault nurse from washington DC she developed st. suite a mobile application for survivors of sexual and domestic violence beti says saint suite allows survivors who aren't ready to report their assault to record details and upload evidence to the app until they feel comfortable coming forward in my as a sexual assault nurse I've had many survivors come in to have an exam and say can you can I give you these photos can I send these photos to you I want to get these off of my phone I'm tired of looking at them this reminds me of a bad experience in my life and I don't want to deal with that it's it's a way for survivors to get the information out of their head and offer their phones so they won't have to constantly deal with something as a reminder like that every single day so this is this is one of the reasons why we decided to build an application but T says she's created the first version of the app and is working to partner with schools and organizations in Las Cruces and Albuquerque among the many hurdles entrepreneurs like grant and beti face in establishing a start-up is fundraising a report from Accenture projected annual funding for digital health companies hits seven billion dollars by the end of 2017 yet Forbes estimated in a 2016 article that ninety eight percent of those startups fail investor foz boshy is the digital health and sciences chair at life science angels a healthcare investment group in California BA she says creating a successful startup isn't just about acquiring capital it's really more about the human side of it right it's the people people drive the business forward the people who get involved and do provide small amounts of capital really at the end of the day what they're providing is connections a network for the entrepreneurs that they can go out and open doors for them Bossy's advice to entrepreneurs is to make as many connections as they can build your network build your network before you even need it right so make sure that you're out there socializing what you're doing socializing what you're thinking of doing socializing your need for unsure for other co-founders or technology New Mexico has a lot of resources available for IP licensing for getting software developed there's so many resources so again build your network DEA and her startup Jenna Veit won the twenty thousand dollar investment from the New Mexico gas company yayyyy says Jenna bate is a mobile app that provides personalized micro since to increase productivity and manage stress she says every startup deserve to win we have a very diverse cohort of startups and regardless of people's age where we come from the kind of what we do there's just so much fire and commitment under each team and we really support each other Grant says she will work with the New Mexico Small Business Administration and a laboratory to develop and test her prototype for KRW G I'm Michael Hernandez