SF'OFFICIEL Exclusive Event @ Chandran Arts Gallery, SF #TechCrunch
🎉 This after hours exclusive event is for Founders, Investors, and Operators in the eco-system to relax and connect over arts and wine at the Chandran Arts Gallery right in Union Square, San Francisco. Please join Astro Health in celebrating the new AI ERA while experiencing authentic SF Bay vibes although SF, LA, NYC Miami and Philly all are our home cities. We see this AI ERA transforming how healthcare is delivered in the US especially in the rural areas and underserved communities and we are happy to be at the fore-front - working on it in stealth mode since November of 2022.
We would like to take a moment to acknowledge how far we have come as a community of disruptors, founders and investors and celebrate our achievements.
About the venue: Chandran Gallery is currently featuring an Installation of flowers by world-renowned artists. This is a spacious, newly renovated Contemporary Art Gallery in the heart of San Francisco on Geary St.
Get ready to celebrate the spirit of SF Bay! 🎈#Faithful to the Bay!
Hosts:
Astro Health AI
Astro Health is building Astro X - A highly intelligent integrated digital health platform powered by AI and advanced ML algorithms solving the most complex issues facing the US Health System today. For our AI research, we have also partnered with University of Southern California's Information Sciences Institute, the number one AI research institute in the US.
Our platform is being built to solve two biggest healthcare problems in the US today:
1) Workplace Stress and Mental Health Disorder prevention -
Workplace Stress costs the US employers $300 billion/year due to high turnover and absenteeism. On average, we see 1 million missed work days in the US every day due to Stress. Moreover, healthcare expenditures are 50% higher in employees with higher levels of stress.
2) Substance Use Disorder (SUD) & Mental Health Treatment Delivery Platform - 100,000 people die of fentanyl poisoning every year in the US making it a bigger healthcare issue than COVID. SUD and Mental Health Disorder are co-occuring in a large percentage of patients and there is a lack of access to prescribers and Medicaid eligible treatment in rural areas.