Funding healthcare innovation
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Venture capital focuses on companies that plan to scale fast, with typical check sizes of $1–5M checks from a fund that already holds about 80 portfolio companies; pre-seed and seed lead into series A/B, angels commonly write $25k–$100k checks, and accelerators often take 4–7% equity for a ~3-month cohort. Non-dilutive options include NIH grants and university incubators, banks offer loans for healthcare, and one fund explicitly sets aside $5M pool for underrepresented founders at earliest stages.
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