Digital Health
In short: The Digital Health topic aims to support the early-stage development of novel devices, components, systems, algorithms, networks, applications or services that will enable the transformation of healthcare from reactive, hospital-centered and indemnity-based to proactive, person-centered, preventive and cost-efficient.
Excerpt from the official topic description. Read the full solicitation before deciding to apply.
| Agency | National Science Foundation |
|---|---|
| Program | — |
| Phase | BOTH, BOTH |
| Topic number | DH |
| Solicitation | NSF 26-510 |
| Release date | May 22, 2026 |
| Open date | May 22, 2026 |
| Close date | Jul 7, 2027 |
| Status on SBIR.gov | Open |
View official solicitation SBIR.gov topic page
Full description (from SBIR.gov)
The Digital Health topic aims to support the early-stage development of novel devices, components, systems, algorithms, networks, applications or services that will enable the transformation of healthcare from reactive, hospital-centered and indemnity-based to proactive, person-centered, preventive and cost-efficient.
Possibly related past awards
- SBIR Phase I: Mitigating the effects of isolation and absence of therapies through the delivery of cloud based digital treatments and remote patient monitoring by Active Therapy Systems LLC (Phase I, 2021, $256,000)
- SBIR Phase I: Physically Secure Wearable Key using Electro-Quasistatic Human Body Communication by BDYWR, LLC (Phase I, 2021, $256,000)
- SBIR Phase II: Novel Blockchain File System using aBFT Consensus by Grid7 LLC (Phase II, 2021, $1,000,000)
Matched by keyword overlap within the same agency from the SBIR.gov public award dataset. Not an official linkage.
Technology areas: Digital health
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