Overland Park startup wins four pilot projects through NXTUS health competition

Rebecca MacKinnon from SoulFIRE Health

Rebecca MacKinnon, SoulFIRE Health, at the NXTSTAGE Community Health and Vibrancy Pilot Competition; photos courtesy of NXTUS

By: Startland News Staff
July 01, 2022


A summer innovation showcase powered by a corporate leader in health care solutions culminated with commitments to 22 pilot projects for competing startups, as well as 13 more potential partnerships aimed at tackling projects from access to mental health care and addiction treatment to improving senior care.


The NXTSTAGE Community Health and Vibrancy Pilot Competition brought together leading entrepreneurs to present their technology solutions to Kansas organizations focused on improving the health of Kansans and removing barriers to community growth, organizers said.

Click here to read more about the competitors.

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