The second annual mHealth Israel conference selected eight finalists to present and compete for funding from OurCrowd and $10,000 in business services. The finalists include companies developing technologies like air pollution mapping, voice recognition software for people with speech disabilities, personalized health information platforms, digital psychiatry monitoring tools, and mobile solutions for concentration improvement, diabetes risk reduction, and physician prescription data collection in Africa. One finalist will be selected on December 15th to receive funding and business services to support their work in digital health and mobile technology.

1. mHEALTH ISRAEL NAMES EIGHT FINALISTS
IN START-UP FUNDING COMPETITION
Contest Judges to Include Top Medical and Technology Executives from
Becton Dickinson, Cleveland Clinic, Microsoft, Orange, Sony and Walgreens
TEL AVIV, Israel -- December 7, 2014 -- The second annual mHealth Israel
Conference for startups in the mobile health technology sector released today the
names of eight finalists that will present at mHealth Israel, December 15.
The finalists, competing over a chance at a round of funding from OurCrowd and up
to $10,000 in business services, will present in front of a panel of C-level judges from
global digital health leaders including Walgreens, Microsoft, Sony and Orange.
The finalists include:
Breezometer: BreezoMeter maps air pollution in real time and provides street
resolution air pollution data to customers through API’s and big data reporting.
Voiceitt: Voiceitt is a voice recognition software that gives millions of people with
speech disabilities the ability to “talk” in their own voice.
Medivizor: Health information, personalized. Medivizor helps people coping with
serious or chronic illness get cutting-edge, reliable, health information that matters
most.
Lifegraph: LifeGraph is a platform that allows psychiatrists to better monitor their
patients and detect deterioration in their mental state.
Myndlift: Myndlift provides a drug-free solution to improve concentration ability using
mobile and wearable technology.
Sweetch: Sweetch helps people reduce their risk of becoming diabetic, through a
game-changing platform that predicts personal diabetes risk and drives long-term
behavioral change that significantly reduces diabetes risk.
mPharma: mPharma provides real-time data on physician's prescriptions and patient
drug consumption for governments and pharmaceutical companies in Africa.
Intendu: Intendu develops personalized and adaptive brain rehabilitation software for
easy and effective usage at the home and at the clinic.
"Each of the eight finalists has a product and business concept worthy of significant
funding," said Levi Shapiro, founder of the mHealth Israel Conference and a Partner,

2. with Veritas Digital Health Fund. "But one of them will stand apart from the rest on
December 15, and will set itself on an exciting path to success."
The winning company is eligible for a Round of Funding, courtesy of OurCrowd. They
will also receive $10,000 of business services, including legal, technical, IP,
hardware, software, media relations, and more.
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About mHealth Israel:
mHealth Israel is a community for Israeli digital health and IT entrepreneurs. In
addition to the annual conference, mHealth Israel hosts monthly events to support
Israeli digital health startups. Speakers at monthly events and the annual conference
are from outside of Israel, reflecting the global nature of the industry. The event is
held in collaboration with Tel Aviv University and the Center of Excellence in Wireless
IT (CEWIT), State University of New York. For more information:
http://www.mhealthisrael.com
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