Self Care Catalysts receives $100k from Rick Hansen Institute
Self Care Catalysts, a patient intelligence health solution company based in Toronto, has received $100,000 from the Rick Hansen Institute. The funding has been provided to the company's Patient Storylines platform and is intended to support and engage people with acute spinal cord injuries and their healthcare assistants in rehabilitation and community integration. The Patient Storylines project is one of 11 projects targeted for funding by the Vancouver-based Rick Hansen in the area of spinal cord injury research and innovation.
27 August 2014•3 mins read
