The press is talking about Pixacare.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros to automate wound-healing monitoring.

Le Journal des Entreprises Grand-Est, July-August 2024 edition.

Pixacare (France), Elaia leads seed round.

Private Equity Magazine, April 2024 issue.

Pixacare, a €3 million leap for Alsace-based medtech.

Le mensuel éco Grand-Est, June 2024 edition.

IN CITU, Lille's third-party experimentation center.

Hospitalia, the magazine of hospital innovation, June 11, 2024.

The FHF Fund presents its eight innovation awards.

Hospimedia newsletter of May 23, 2024.

Eight tomorrow's solutions for better care today.

Achat-logistique.info, May 23, 2024.

Pixacare: an application to accelerate healing.

Europe 1 Bonjour May 29, 2024. Every morning, Jean Zeid reports on the best in innovation. This Wednesday, he takes a look at startup Pixacare, which is developing an application to accelerate wound healing.

Dermatology: better healing thanks to AI.

01 Net, June 15-18, 2024 edition.

SantExpo: the winners of the FHF Innovation Awards are announced.

Mind Health, newsletter of May 29, 2024.

Live from SantExpo: Digital technology takes center stage at the FHF Innovation Awards.

DISH, L'actualité des systèmes d'information hospitaliers et de la e-santé, May 21, 2024.

Paris: territorial coordination at Santexpo 2024

Presse Agence, PACA's economic and political newsletter, May 20, 2024.

Pixacare raises €3 million to revolutionize the monitoring of chronic wounds.

Pôle Sociétés is a private and independent service of the Registre du commerce et des sociétés. May 17, 2024.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros to automate wound-healing monitoring.

Laboratory Gazette, May 16, 2024.

Pixacare captures 3 million euros.

Strasbourg-based start-up PIXACARE, specialized in remote monitoring of wound healing, has raised 3 million euros. This financing, led by Elaia and supported by Bpifrance, aims to extend the commercial development of its application, obtain regulatory approvals and finance clinical studies.

Medical: Pixacare raises 3 million euros.

Flash-infos newsletter (Grand-Est, Bourgogne, Franche-Comté edition) of April 29, 2024.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros to automate wound-healing monitoring.

Pixacare, a Strasbourg-based start-up specializing in medical wound monitoring via photos, recently raised 3 million euros. The aim of the fund-raising is to automate and improve wound-healing monitoring for people suffering from chronic wounds. Pixacare hopes to significantly reduce healing times and the need for medical consultations, and aims to become the European leader in this field thanks to artificial intelligence.

Pixacare: algorithms to accelerate healing.

By revolutionizing wound-healing monitoring with "a secure, collaborative application for caregivers", the Strasbourg-based start-up aims to improve care for the 2.5 million people suffering from chronic wounds in France.

Pixacare successfully raises 3 million euros in financing.

Strasbourg-based start-up Pixacare has raised 3 million euros to develop its application for automating wound-healing monitoring using artificial intelligence. The financing was led by Elaia, with participation from Bpifrance's French Tech Seed fund as part of the France 2030 program, as well as historical investors including 50partners and business angels.

Medical start-up Pixacare raises 3 million euros.

The Strasbourg-based medical start-up specializing in wound-healing monitoring has closed a new round of financing to accelerate its commercial roll-out.

French startup Pixacare raises €3M to enhance wound care monitoring with AI Tech.

Pixacare, a Strasbourg-based startup, has raised €3 million to advance its wound care monitoring application. Supported by Elaia and Bpifrance, the company aims to expand its operations in France, navigate regulatory approvals, and fund clinical studies to become a leader in AI-assisted wound care monitoring in Europe.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros to automate wound-healing monitoring.

Strasbourg-based start-up Pixacare has raised €3 million to develop its medical application for automated scar monitoring. The funding is aimed at accelerating commercial expansion in France, obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals and financing clinical studies to assess the medico-economic impact of its system, with a view to its reimbursement by the French Assurance Maladie.

FlexAI, Payflows, Pixacare... This week's French Tech fundraisers!

Several French start-ups raised more than 110 million euros this week, with notable contributions from FlexAI and Payflows for their artificial intelligence and financial management projects. Pixacare is one of the companies mentioned, having raised 3 million euros.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros for its remote wound-healing monitoring software.

Start-up Pixacare is developing a remote wound monitoring application, assisted by artificial intelligence algorithms. With this new financing, the company aims to accelerate its commercial development, obtain regulatory approvals and finance clinical studies.

Pixacare raises 3 million euros to automate scar monitoring.

Pixacare has finalized a €3 million financing round to automate wound-healing monitoring via a medical application. The deal, led by Elaia and Bpifrance's French Tech Seed fund, aims to accelerate Pixacare's development and improve the care pathway for 2.5 million people in France. The funds will be used for commercial expansion in France, regulatory validation and the financing of clinical studies.

The future of wound healing: Pixacare expands its impact in Europe with a €3 million financing round.

Pixacare, which specializes in AI-based wound-healing monitoring, has raised €3 million to expand its rollout in Europe and obtain additional CE markings. Used in some 30 hospitals in France and Belgium, the solution already benefits 70,000 patients.

Start-up - AI-assisted wound healing monitoring: Pixacare raises €3 million.

Strasbourg-based start-up Pixacare, which specializes in AI-based wound healing monitoring, has raised 3 million to accelerate its commercial rollout. Used in some 30 hospitals in France and helping around 70,000 patients, Pixacare aims to improve the care pathway for 2.5 million people with chronic wounds.

Medtech: Pixacare closes its second round of financing.

Pixacare recently finalized its second round of financing, raising 3 million euros to develop its application, which uses artificial intelligence to analyze photos of wounds and improve healing follow-up. The solution has already been adopted by several healthcare establishments

SantExpo unveils the 24 finalists for the FHF Fund Innovation Space.

The Pixacare application, which facilitates the automated management of medical photos for skin lesions, is one of the 24 finalists in the FHF Fund Innovation Space. It offers mobile and web versions, securely centralizing the data essential for monitoring healing.

The SATT Network, accelerating innovation for the hospital of tomorrow.

SATT Conectus-backed start-up Pixacare specializes in medical photo management and wound monitoring via a mobile application. The solution is currently deployed in over 25 hospitals and clinics, including the University Hospitals of Strasbourg and the Gustave Roussy Institute.

Pixacare chosen by ARS Ile-de-France to monitor surgical wounds.

Pixacare, a Strasbourg-based start-up founded in 2019, excels in medical photo management and remote wound monitoring. Used by 25 hospitals, including Strasbourg University Hospitals, it monitors 60,000 patients and has analyzed over 370,000 snapshots. Recently, it was chosen by the Agence Régionale de Santé d'Ile-de-France for the Health 2030 plan.

As part of the Prister clinical trial, Poitiers University Hospital is using Pixacare to document the progress of wound healing.

The Poitier University Hospital is launching the PRISTER project to minimize post-cardiac surgery infections via negative pressure therapy. The study is monitoring 660 patients with three-month follow-ups, using Pixacare software for scar analysis.

Pixacare, the first "plaielist".

Purulent, chronic, surgical, superficial, acute, deep... There are as many types of wound as there are patients. Since 2020, the medical sector has had Pixacare, a secure collaborative application for remote wound monitoring and medical photo management.

eXplora pioneers the healthcare of the future.

On the Nextmed campus, Strasbourg is increasingly asserting its position as a European - and why not global - center for inventing the medicine of tomorrow. The eXplora building has been inaugurated as the latest building block in this ongoing process.

Transforming medical image storage.

Prof. FrédericBodin, plastic surgeon at Strasbourg University Hospital, is co-founder and Scientific, Ethical and Medical Director of Pixacare, an application for the management and secure storage of medical photos. This solution could save surgeons up to 1h30 of medical time per working day. FHF magazine, March-April 2023

A new incubator for healthcare start-ups in Eastern France.

The digital factory, December 9, 2022

Monitor wounds in the eye of the smartphone.

Le Quotidien du Médecin, 13 May 2022

Wound monitoring: the hospital connects to Pixacare.

La Voix du Nord, 18 January 2022

Stop wandering.

Stopping homelessness is a real public health challenge, especially when access to healthcare is becoming increasingly complex due to medical deserts and the scarcity of medical staff. Here we meet Matis Ringdal, a committed player who is actively contributing to reducing homelessness, so that one day we can put an end to it.

Six healthcare start-ups move into Strasbourg's Nextmed campus.

A structuring project in the heart of Strasbourg, Nextmed recently delivered the central part of the eXplora building, housing its first companies. Six promising start-ups have moved into these new premises, joining the medtech ecosystem stimulated by this new campus. DevideMed, May 23, 2023.

Pixacare: an innovative solution to improve wound management.

Catel, June 6, 2023.

Healthtech in progress podcast, episode 48: Matis Ringdal, CEO of Pixcacare.

Healthtech in progress, 23 May 2022

Pixacare raises nearly 2 million euros to improve monitoring of chronic wounds.

DNA, 17 November 2021

Nextmed: a 30-hectare campus dedicated to medical innovation is being developed in Strasbourg.

Europe's first medical technology campus, Nextmed was inaugurated on Tuesday July 4. An opportunity to present a project that aims to propel Strasbourg into the ranks of the best cities in terms of innovation.

Pixacare, the remote wound-healing monitoring application.

Matis Ringdal, CEO Pixacare was Elisabeth Assayag's guest on Europe 1 on 21/11/2022

Gathering needs in the field of digital health is underway.

Hospimedia, January 27, 2023.

Pixacare raises €1.9 million to accelerate commercialization.

Les Echos, 18 November 2021

The must-have applications of 2022.

Profession Pharmacien, April 21, 2023.

eXplora's new tenants.

Pixacare and 14 other companies join the NextMed campus at eXplora. Les DNA, July 5, 2023.

6 medtech flagships move to the Nextmed campus.

Biotech.info, December 2, 2022.

The nugget: Pixacare, the medtech that analyzes wound healing via artificial intelligence algorithms.

On Monday, September 5, Noémie Wira hosted Matis Ringdal, co-founder and CEO of Pixacare, on BFM Business.

The Grand Est, a cocoon for start-ups.

Les DNA, June 14, 2022

Companies are increasingly seizing, at various stages, on the promise of artificial intelligence. Here are just a few examples from Alsace.

Les DNA, June 24, 2023.

European Medical Technology Campus: the NextMed dream takes shape.

Conceived more than ten years ago, the NextMed European Medical Technology Campus aims to promote synergies between the worlds of healthcare, research and entrepreneurship in the heart of Strasbourg. Tuesday's official inauguration of the eXplora building, a former ENT clinic converted into a business incubator for healthcare innovation, marks an important milestone. Les DNA, July 5, 2023.

Lille University Hospital is experimenting with a wound management application.

Hospimedia, 7 December 2021