John Hui

Avail Medsystems is a pioneering medical technology company that provides simple cost-effective solutions that connect procedural healthcare professionals regardless of location. We accomplish this by separating the requirement of physical presence from the ability to collaborate during a procedure. In-person collaboration is costly, requires complex logistics to coordinate, and crowds medical procedure rooms limiting the ability of healthcare professionals to support procedures wherever, and whenever, is needed. From an education standpoint, this can add months or even years to the time required to train all providers on the latest medical device technologies. Avail aims to democratize access to clinical and procedural expertise by removing physical, economic, and logistical barriers. Our Procedural TelemedicineTM solution addresses these challenges by enabling on-the-go collaboration with any remote healthcare professional. Remote users have the ability to access views from multiple high-definition pan-tilt-zoom cameras and external imaging equipment, split the screens to view inputs side by side, annotate, freeze frames, and more. Our portable, fully integrated, Avail Consoles allow the treating physician and other local healthcare professionals to see everything the remote user displays in real-time. This capability underpins a fully interactive collaborative experience for both the remote user and the treating physician.

Rendr is the leading primary care focused, multi-specialty medical group dedicated to serving the Asian community in New York City. Our more than 200 providers provide world-class healthcare with kindness to approximately 200,000 patients at close to 100 clinical offices in Brookly, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.

Twiage, a TigerConnect Company, provides award-winning prehospital communication and care coordination technology solutions enabling hospitals, EMS and other healthcare providers to accelerate emergency care and improve the efficiency of non-emergency care.

Red Bear Angels is an Angel Group that invests in companies built by Cornell alumni, students and faculty. Having deployed over 16 Million across 30+ companies including Lyft, Trumid, and the New York Code & Design Academy, Red Bear Angels is the *only* investment firm to successfully give 850+ people unprecedented access to the innovations spinning out of Cornell Tech, Weil Cornell, and all of Cornell Universitys programs. For more information, please visit rbangels.com or email emily@rbangels.com Red Bear Angels is not endorsed by Cornell University. It was created by a group of Board of Trustee Emeriti and seasoned alumni venture capitalists.

Avail Medsystems is a pioneering medical technology company that provides simple cost-effective solutions that connect procedural healthcare professionals regardless of location. We accomplish this by separating the requirement of physical presence from the ability to collaborate during a procedure. In-person collaboration is costly, requires complex logistics to coordinate, and crowds medical procedure rooms limiting the ability of healthcare professionals to support procedures wherever, and whenever, is needed. From an education standpoint, this can add months or even years to the time required to train all providers on the latest medical device technologies. Avail aims to democratize access to clinical and procedural expertise by removing physical, economic, and logistical barriers. Our Procedural TelemedicineTM solution addresses these challenges by enabling on-the-go collaboration with any remote healthcare professional. Remote users have the ability to access views from multiple high-definition pan-tilt-zoom cameras and external imaging equipment, split the screens to view inputs side by side, annotate, freeze frames, and more. Our portable, fully integrated, Avail Consoles allow the treating physician and other local healthcare professionals to see everything the remote user displays in real-time. This capability underpins a fully interactive collaborative experience for both the remote user and the treating physician.