Cell & gene therapy and... reports!

Healthcare through a Kentucky lens. Yeah, it's niche. But neat!

Not sayin’ I got a NYC-based aging & caregiving startup plugged into the Louisville aging care ecosystem, but hinting at it strongly whilst typing.

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Cell & Gene Therapy

I read this cell & gene therapy piece from Primary Venture Partners last week. It talks about infrastructure, including logistics. Given the role of logistics in cell & gene therapy and UPS Worldport in town, I once thought this could be a thing for Louisville. Maybe still. Maybe. [See Philly.]

Chris Otts wrote this in December 2023.

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ICYMI, our conversation with Paducah Tilghman alum and Gene and Cell Therapy Diligence Expert Emily Walsh Martin, PhD.

Cleveland Clinic Khosla Ventures

“Khosla Ventures and Cleveland Clinic signed a deal in which the health system will test new technologies that span AI, digital health and next-generation therapeutics from the VC firm’s portfolio companies—and the two will explore opportunities to incubate new companies together,” Forbes reported.

“[Bruce Booth has] ‘killed’ a bunch of seed-stage startups for the failure to replicate the ‘transformational finding’ of an academic lab.” Word.

SVB’s The Future of Healthtech 2025

Another new report with a ton of interesting data. Two slides of note.

Most Active Healthtech Investors. Honestly, I didn’t do the research. But, LRVHealth was in RxLightning’s Series A. Other than that—Kentucky?

“Starting in 2023, however, provider operations — tools for revenue cycle management, patient outreach, scheduling, analytics and other front or back office tasks — has taken the plurality of cash.” The good news is, those are areas where the Commonwealth could compete.

P.S. : HLTH is going on in Vegas this week. I’m not there. But, stay tuned.

P.S.S. : I was today year’s old when I discovered Rick Springfield’s real name is Richard Springthorpe. You’re welcome.

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