Connie Chen

Develops a mobile health platform that connects people with the doctors

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a digital health-care platform

Develops digital mental health platform

Co-ops invests in companies located in the United States. The firm target companies operating in the fields of healthcare and product sectors. It participates in seed capital requirements with an investment size of USD 0.05 million.

The private company is located in the US. Startx is a nonprofit, founder-led startup accelerator and community affiliated with Stanford University that supports Stanford students, professors, and alumni throughout their entrepreneurial journeys without taking equity or charging fees. It offers tailored mentorship, peer accountability, and access to a trusted network of investors, industry experts, and strategic partners across sectors such as artificial intelligence, medtech, biotech, sustainability, fintech, enterprise SaaS, and deep tech. Startx runs specialized vertical programs like Startx Med and Startx AI, providing founders with domain-specific resources, connections to Stanford’s research labs and clinical partners, regulatory guidance, and access to talent pipelines and investor networks. The accelerator features a 3-month full-time program and a 3-day student immersive program, both designed to accelerate startup growth through hands-on coaching, fundraising support, and community events. Startx emphasizes a collaborative, founder-first culture with a selective mentor network of seasoned entrepreneurs and industry leaders who provide guidance and foster connections within the Stanford ecosystem. It also facilitates investor engagement through its investor network and hosts multiple annual investor demo days. Startx is developing an innovation hub called The Link in partnership with Stanford Research Park, slated to open in 2027, to further enhance its support infrastructure. The American company was founded by Andrew Lee, Reza Raji.