Sling Health

Sling Health is a company in Biotechnology, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, with about 41 employees.

  • Industry Biotechnology
  • HQ St. Louis
  • Employees 41
  • Founded 2013

About Sling Health

Solving medical problems. Training innovators. Improving healthcare. Sling Health™ is a network of medical bioengineering, design, and entrepreneurship incubators at top universities around the country, founded in 2013 at Washington University in St. Louis. Today, the network has grown to include Harvard, MIT, U. Pennsylvania, U. Michigan, Tulane and Louisiana State U., Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory. This growth is happening in collaboration with the American Medical Association and many industry and academic sponsors.

Sling Health at a glance

Headquarters
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Industry
Biotechnology
Employees
41
Founded
2013

Sling Health departments

Relative size of Sling Health's largest departments in the company's department records.

General56%
Healthcare33%
IT11%

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Sling Health FAQ

What does Sling Health do?

Sling Health is a Biotechnology company. Its listed specialty is Biomedicine and Entrepreneurship.

Where is Sling Health headquartered?

Sling Health is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.

How many employees does Sling Health have?

Sling Health has about 41 employees, according to its company profile.

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