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Next Generation Innovators: Care at
Home Delivery Solutions
Software-driven digital and consumer health tools, to extend patient care beyond traditional hospital settings,
enabling real-time monitoring, seamless integration of personal health data from various sources, and ultimately
improving health outcomes by providing accessible, personalized care whenever and wherever needed.
Digital and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that monitor patients, collect and integrate personal health data
across care settings and improve outcomes
Digital Home Testing Solutions: broad access to home testing can expand the ways telehealth can be used,
including at-home sample collection and interpretation of results outside of a clinic or healthcare facility
Digital Behavioral Health Tools: digital solutions that can help deliver mental health services to patients virtually,
and provide expanded access to care in vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations
Decentralized Clinical Trials – a decentralized, patient-centered approach can attract a more diverse study
population and eliminate existing barriers to participation in research studies
Patient Engagement Tools – digital and virtual tools and platforms that connect patients to providers and care
teams can increase communication and patient and provider satisfaction, better engage patients in their care, and
improve outcomes
Medical Device or sensor-based remote monitoring solutions
At-home, healthy aging and patient safety technologies, such as robots in the home, activity and location sensor
technology, medication dispensing
End-user navigation for integrating and optimizing care delivery
Generative AI applications to improve documentation and workflow for clinicians, improve administrative and
operational processes, and help transform patient care Tools that provide and facilitate peer-to-peer consults and
support
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Company Name
Entrant First Name
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Entrant Last Name
Phone Number
Email
LinkedIn Profile URL
Company Address
Company City
Company State
Company Zip/Postal Code
Company Country
Company Website URL
Company Description 200 words
Names of Founder(s) & CEO
Number of Employees
Year Founded
Is your company actively seeking funding?
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Additional Info (optional)
Are you affiliated with a business incubator or accelerator?
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Please upload your company's executive summary or investor's brief. (optional)
Please upload your investment pitch or company deck. (optional)
Briefly describe your technology, product or solution. 125 words
Provide brief description of product, service or solution.
Does the product address an unmet need?
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What healthcare challenge is your company trying to solve or what gap in care is it trying to fill? 200 words
How will the solution address this challenge or gap in care? 100 words
Is your product, service or solution commercially-available?
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What differentiates your product or solution from others in the market? What makes your product/stand out,
deserving to win our Challenge?
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How big is the potential market?
Do you have (3) three or more pilots, proven customers, and/or revenue?
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Does your product require FDA approval?
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Has your product received FDA-equivalent approvals?
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Has the product or solution demonstrated effectiveness?
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Have you conducted any studies to measure economic impact, cost savings and and clinical ROI?
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Is there data or case studies demonstrating the response from clinicians? Patients?
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If you have other materials that will help judges assess your entry, you may supply as follows:
Upload JPEG or PDF files. No maximum file size. A maximum of five pieces can be uploaded with your entry.
Video attachments may be hosted on a video site such as YouTube or Vimeo.
Provide website URLs to the publicly accessible campaign or active URL of a landing page. Please ensure any
applicable usernames and passwords are provided and active.
Please do not upload any further written material as the judges will not consider these. The written component
of your entry should be fully explained within the provided form fields.
Entries will first be reviewed by members of the ATA team in the Qualifying Round, to ensure applications meet
specific criteria. Entries making it to the second round will be evaluated by a select panel of Innovators Challenge
expert judges, to determine the top 12 entries (three innovations will be selected per category).
These 12 entries will be invited to participate in the third and final round of the Innovators Challenge at ATA Nexus
2026 in Orlando, where innovators will present their products at a live pitch competition on May 14, 2026. Our judges
will select one winner from each category. In addition, in-person attendees and the virtual telehealth industry at large
will be asked to vote for Audience Choice Awards!
Criteria for NEXT GENERATION INNOVATORS:
Rounds One (Qualifying) and Two: Submissions will be evaluated on the following criteria to identify the top
candidates in each of the three categories:
1) Application: Which healthcare challenge are you trying to solve or what gap in care are you trying to fill? How will
your solution address this?
2) Availability: Do patients and clinicians currently have access to your solution? Do you have available data? Does
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What has been your organization’s biggest success or achievement (ie, revenue, growth, adoption, etc.) 200 words
Do you have protected or proprietary information that would be helpful for judges in their evaluation? This
information will not be shared in your public Innovators Challenge information.
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Please upload your company logo (high resolution)
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your product address an unmet patient need? How big is the potential market?
3) Validation: Has your solution demonstrated effectiveness? Does your product or solution have U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) approval? Do you have data or case studies demonstrating the response from clinicians?
Patients?
4) Consumer Adoption: Is your solution currently used in care delivery? What has been the measurable impact on
patients and/or clinicians?
5) History of Success: What is your and/or your company’s track record in successfully hitting commercial milestones
and/or launching a product?
6) Product Originality: Does your solution bring to market benefits not already available to patients/clinicians or
vastly improve what is currently available? Does your solution truly stand out among others in the market?
7) Patient Outcomes: Has your solution improved access to care, patient convenience, engagement and outcomes?
Has your solution improved the patient experience?
8) Provider Outcomes: Has your product improved the provider experience, reduced burnout and administrative
burden, improved patient/provider engagement and communication, improved overall workflow efficiency?
9) Cost benefit: Does your solution reduce the cost of care?
Final Round: During ATA Nexus 2026, in front of a live audience and our esteemed panel of judges, one winner from
each of the three categories in Next Generation Innovators will be selected based on the following criteria:
1) Reimbursement: Have you secured reimbursement for your solution?
2) Data: Have you conducted a clinical trial or research study to validate the innovation? Can you present measurable
outcomes?
3) Novelty: Can you demonstrate that your innovation offers a better or more effective solution and/or represents a
breakthrough in the market?
4) Timing: When will your solution be available to patients and/or providers, if not already on the market?
5) Transformative: Is your solution designed to transform the current treatment paradigm for caring for individuals
with an unmet need or global health crisis (i.e., COVID-19)?
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Criteria for DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND ACCESS CATEGORY:
Rounds One (Qualifying) and Two: Submissions in this category will be evaluated based on the following:
Challenge & Strategy Alignment: Does your proposal clearly identify a digital access, infrastructure, or
connectivity barrier -- and explain how the proposed initiative addresses that challenge?
Use of the Digital Infrastructure Score (DIS): Does your proposal demonstrate current or planned use of the
DIS (or a similar framework) to inform strategy, targeting, evaluation, or program design?
Community-Based Collaboration: Does your proposed initiative demonstrate strong, intentional collaboration
with community-based organizations such as: public health agencies, educational institutions, local government
entities, nonprofits, infrastructure providers (e.g., broadband, cable, or internet companies), innovation
collaborators (e.g., tech firms, accelerators, or research partners):
Health System or Payer Engagement: Does your proposal show active collaboration with at least one
community health organization (e.g., local health department, FQHC, health system, payer, clinic) engaged in co-
designing, implementing, or evaluating the initiative?
Program Stage & Readiness
Clarifies current program status (concept, planning, piloting, scaling).
Provides a timeline or plan for implementation and partner engagement.
Innovation & Relevance
Presents a unique or replicable model for improving access to care in digitally underserved areas.
Reflects creativity and practicality in solving infrastructure-related barriers.
Scalability & Broader Application
Shows potential for expansion, replication, or policy influence.
Suggests the ability to serve as a model for others.
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Measurable Objectives & Impact Goals
Articulates realistic and measurable outcomes to be achieved within the next 12–18 months.
Describes the anticipated impact on community access and health outcomes.
Support & Acceleration Needs
Identifies what visibility, resources, or technical support could accelerate progress.
Final Round: During ATA Nexus 2026, in front of a live audience and our esteemed panel of judges, one winner the
Digital Infrastructure and Access category will be selected based on the following criteria:
The top proposals will be evaluated live in front of judges and the public, with an emphasis on strategic clarity,
readiness, and potential for transformation.
Clarity of Vision
Can the presenters clearly articulate their mission and how their work addresses digital infrastructure and
access challenges?
Tool Integration
How compelling and strategic is their use of the DIS or equivalent tools?
Demonstrated Collaboration
Does the presentation show meaningful collaboration across community, infrastructure, and innovation
partners?
Near-Term Impact
What measurable improvements in access, care delivery, or community health can be expected in the next
year?
Transformative Potential
Is the solution capable of reshaping how underserved communities connect to care? Could it lead to
scalable system change?
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I confirm to meet the minimum requirements and am eligible to enter the ATA2025 Telehealth Innovators
Challenge.
Review and Submit Your Entry: Once all information has been completed, please review your entry and click Submit.
You will receive a confirmation email that your entry has been received.
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