Brooklyn Medtech Works To Bring Hospital-Level Care To Remote Areas

10XBeta is helping to develop a modular mobile health care platform as part of a federal initiative to improve the quality of care in rural areas. Company CEO Marcel Botha told Medtech Insight that the product fits the company’s goals of bringing treatment to the people who need it most.

This mobile clinic from Washington (DC) Health Institute may resemble rural-care vehicles being developed under federal grants. (refrina/Shutterstock)

Brooklyn-based medtech firm 10XBeta is bringing its interest in improving health care access to developing a scalable mobile platform that will bring hospital-level care to America’s most remote areas.

The project is part of the Platform Accelerating Rural Access to Distributed and Integrated Medical Care (PARADIGM) program, an initiative from the Advanced Research Projects Agency...

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