GE Ventures and StartUp Health seek startups focusing on virtual health and payment solutions, according to Fortune.
Here are four notes:
1. The partnership will choose 10 companies to train in the payment or virtual health industries.
2. Chosen companies will participate in the StartUp Health Academy, receiving a $50,000 investment.
3. GE Ventures and StartUp Health see an opportunity in these startups, and hope to foster an environment where they prove disruptive in the virtual health and payment fields.
4. The two companies hope to get ahead of the curve in the transitioning value-based healthcare model.
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