Geno.Me

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Health Data & IT Patient Power Tools!Security & Privacy Consumer Health

At Geno.Me, we enable our users to control their health data at scale because they own it. By making clinical-grade information accessible from anyone at any time, our users have the power to give medical researchers the ability to discover new treatments, while being compensated for their contributions. We’re a team headquarted in Milwaukee, Wisconsin made up of thinkers, doers, problem-solvers, and innovators that have accepted the challenge to change the world for the better, starting with the people.

✓Source: HealthTech Alpha by Galen Growth

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Company Info

Founded: 2020
Website: www.yourgeno.me

Disease Areas

General Health All Therapeutic Areas

Technologies

Data ManagementData ProtectionPersonal Health RecordsData Security (Samsung Knox)

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