Funding innovative projects in a booming market!

Does your organization engage in research and development of innovative projects for the healthcare sector? You should know that there are many stakeholders—regional, national, European, or international—who can financially support the development of your platform or medical device.

We know that funding a project is a key concern for any entrepreneur. Investment is the foundation of developing a platform or innovative product. While you may already be familiar with the concept of fundraising, did you know there are many other services and financing options available? Grants, pricing models, loans, repayable advances, and reimbursement for medical devices are all potential solutions depending on the maturity of your project and your needs (whether it’s one-off or recurring funding, individual or collaborative financing…).

To help identify which funding stakeholder is best suited to your business situation and eHealth project, G_NIUS is here to support you!

How can G_NIUS help me fund my project?

G_NIUS guides you throughout your search for funding by offering a complete overview of the services and organizations capable of supporting the investment in your digital health project.

A full set of resources is also available to answer common questions and cover the key considerations before, during, and after the commercialization of your health service or device. Discover the essential elements for building a stable economic model, drafting a strong grant application to secure funding quickly, or understanding how to get your medical device reimbursed by the national health insurance system.

You can also stay on top of the latest eHealth entrepreneurship trends by listening to our podcast “100 jours pour réussir”, featuring interviews with experts (Partech, ANSM, CNIL…) discussing hot topics and sharing practical tips to move from theory to action.

With an overview of the different types of funding, innovative companies can easily identify the main available support based on the nature of their project and investment needs: calls for projects, expressions of interest, regional intervention funds, etc.

These services are designed to help innovators finance their digital health projects and accelerate their path to market.