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Kyle presents healthcare ideas at TEDx Manhattan Beach on December 2, 2016.
Kyle talks to Jason Calicanus about HomeHero on TWiST show in San Francisco on September 5, 2014.
Kyle presents to LAUNCH SCALE conference in San Francisco on January 8, 2016.
Mike presents to NIC on the caregiver economy in Annapolis, MD on December 5, 2015.
Kyle discusses entpreneurship with Ken Rutkowski on Business Rockstars show on August 14, 2015.
Mike joins 33 Voices to discuss HomeHero's growth and culture on January 30, 2015.
Mike and Kyle joins 33 Voices to discuss the rise and fall of mobile drink ordering startup Flowtab on October 21, 2014.
Kyle joins Soothe founder/CEO Merlin Kauffman to talk about scaling marketplaces in Santa Monica on October 23, 2015.
Kyle explains Flowtab mobile bar ordering system at TechZulu event in Los Angeles on April 13, 2012.
Mike is interviewed about Zing Checkout by TechZulu reporter Kyle Ellicott at SXSW in Austin, TX on January 14, 2013.
Mike interviews Mike Jones, CEO of Science, on Around the Coin podcast on September 2, 2017.
Kyle, HomeHero, and one of our oldest clients is featured on KTLA Los Angeles on August 13, 2015.
HomeHero introduces the HomeHero Collaborative, to extend the health system into the home.
HomeHero is a fast, safe and easy way to find home caregivers for your aging loved ones.
HomeHero CEO Kyle Hill and his father Anthony Hill explain the origins of the booming home care startup.
These are our heroes. HomeHero TV commercial aired in 2015.
Harvey is the leading telehealth provider of personalized and integrative medicine. We empower people to find natural and holistic remedies to chronic health conditions.
Flowtab is a mobile app for ordering and paying for food and drinks in busy nightclubs and bars.
Flowtab is pitched to a panel of judges at an SV Newtech Startup Pitch competition in L.A. on August 7, 2012.
Dr. Amanda Frick, ND, explains the origins of Harvey Health, a holistic and integrative medicine company in Los Angeles.
Forbes released their annual 30 under 30 list this week, recognizing those who have made huge contributions in very little time in 20 different industries.
Read MoreThe inside story of the rise and fall of Flowtab, a mobile ordering application for bars and nightclubs.
Read MoreHomeHero CEO Kyle Hill explains why he dumped a mobile drink-ordering app for an online marketplace for in-home caregivers.
Read MoreHomeHero, a Santa Monica-based startup that works to connect home care workers with the families that need them, announced today that it has raised $23 million.
Read MoreThe Series A was preceded by a $3 million seed round last year led by Social+Capital Partnership and included Science Inc., and Jason Calacanis of The Launch Fund.
Read MoreHomeHero has provided 1 million hours of care to seniors around Los Angeles has signed-up and interviewed more than 1,600 caregivers.
Read MoreThe famously youth-focused tech industry has written big checks recently to companies built around the problems of aging.
Read MoreThe Santa Monica-based online marketplace that helps consumers find in-home caregivers.
Read MoreDuo Michael Townsend and Kyle Hill ditches the nightlife scene to raise the bar for home care.
Read MoreHomeHero is a non-medical senior home care marketplace that cuts down the frustrating work of sifting through thousands of profiles to match a family to a trustworthy caregiver.
Read MoreMike Townsend and Kyle Hill co-founded the Santa Monica, Calif.-based HomeHero after watching the travails endured by Hill's father as he sought quality care for Hill's grandmother.
Read MoreA new service can help make quality in-home care more of a priority than a burden. In this Health Smart, our Lu Parker introduces you to HomeHero... and one of their star clients.
Read MoreHomeHero hangs up its cape, pivoting new direction.
Read MoreA new technology-enabled home care company is breathing life back into HomeHero, the startup once heralded as an industry “disruptor” for its business model of directly matching consumers to caregivers.
Read MoreMike Townsend is the founder of HomeHero, a fast and affordable way to find quality in-home care for seniors. His first company was Flowtab, offering mobile drink ordering services to nightclubs and bars.
Read MoreE-commerce platform BigCommerce announced today that it has made its first acquisition, a point-of-sale and inventory management software startup called Zing.
Read MoreHealth startups focusing on data analytics, provider-patient care and VR pitched at the Cedar-Sinai & Techstars Healthcare Accelerator’s first demo day, held Thursday at the Wallis Annenberg Performing Arts Center in Beverly Hills.
Read MoreTablet computers and cloud-delivered point-of-sale (POS) applications like Zing are rewriting the rules for retail technology solutions – especially for small businesses and startups.
Read MoreHomeHero, the latest startup to come from Science Inc., has launched its online marketplace and dashboard for hiring caregivers and then managing their work.
Read MoreBacked by L.A.-based incubator and studio, Science, Inc., HomeHero is launching today on a mission to build a layer of trust in the senior care market and help families reduce the headache inherent to finding, hiring and managing in-home care for seniors.
Read MoreHomeHero is also rolling out a HIPAA-compliant mobile app to help home care workers collect relevant patient health data.
Read MoreLA healthtech startups are spreading information, empowering patients, streamlining processes for caregivers and driving new thought about medicine and how we look after ourselves and each other. Here are 22 promising healthcare startups in the Los Angeles area.
Read MoreThe Flowtab app, which lets bar-goers order and tip from their smartphones, gets a test run at Copa d'Oro. It was developed in Santa Monica, but it's not clear whether it'll catch on here.
Read MoreForget about the red carpet and this year’s Oscar predictions. Here are six LA start-ups you need to know about.
Read MoreHomeHero, a California-based startup disrupting the way in-home caregivers and clients connect with each other, has secured $20 million in Series A funding and is expanding into new markets.
Read MoreHomeHero announced a $20 million Series A round this morning led by Graham Holdings with participation from Social+Capital Partnership, Tencent Holdings Limited and The Launch Fund, Inc., bringing their total to $23 million since their seed round last year.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai is launching Safe Transition Home, a program designed to smoothly transition patients from the hospital to their home with the goal of reducing inpatient readmissions, raising patient satisfaction and improving health outcomes — challenges facing hospitals nationwide.
Read MoreHomeHero, a company that provides non-medical home care, is now using a new app created through Apple's CareKit platform in partnership with Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles has become the latest provider organization to link its electronic medical records system to Apple's HealthKit software.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles has become the latest provider organization to link its electronic medical records system to Apple's HealthKit software.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai and Techstars announced the 11 companies that will join its first digital health accelerator class.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai’s heralded HomeHero app is just one example of how CareKit is playing a role in bringing much-needed change to the health market.
Read MoreThree mHealth companies enrolled in the LA-based health system's recent accelerator are now launching new programs targeting post-acute care, VR therapy and online registration.
Read MoreCedars-Sinai's new Safe Transition Home initiative aims to reduce hospital readmissions and improve outcomes by smoothly transitioning people from the inpatient setting to their homes.
Read MoreMike Townsend talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and how he built HomeHero and Redeeem.
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