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SwitchPoint Ventures (SPV) operates as a "venture studio," a model that goes beyond traditional venture capital investment. Instead of just funding existing startups, SPV actively participates in the creation and development of new companies from the ground up, with a specific focus on the digital health sector. They partner with large corporations, such as Highmark Health and Allegheny Health Network, to identify industry challenges and then build new ventures to solve them. Their process involves generating ideas, validating market fit, building the product and team, providing initial funding, and launching the company as a standalone entity.

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SwitchPoint Ventures

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