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San Diego is really a hub for health wearables! Tijuana to an extent too. Oura - based in SD. Dexcomm - based in SD. Omnipod/Insulet - major R&D hub in SD &
by pants2 7mo ago
San Diego is really a hub for health wearables! Tijuana to an extent too.
Oura - based in SD.
Dexcomm - based in SD.
Omnipod/Insulet - major R&D hub in SD & TJ.
- pedalpete 7mo agoOura is headquartered in Oulu Finland and the main US office is in SF. San Diego does have a bunch of health tech, but it pales in comparison to Boston.
- bonsai_spool 7mo ago> San Diego does have a bunch of health tech, but it pales in comparison to Boston. I don't have firm data on this, but colloquially among medical people, San Diego is seen to have more biotech startups than any other metro, including Boston/SF. Boston has more research, of course, though SD is competitive there as well. We can disagree about numbers etc, but 'pales' doesn't reflect reality. edit: https://www.cbre.com/insights/local-response/global-life-sciences-atlas-market-profiles-san-diego https://www.cbre.com/insights/local-response/global-life-sci... -- support for it being an important life science market
- fapjacks 7mo agoI have worked in tech in many different cities and when I worked for a startup in San Diego, we were surrounded by health tech companies of all sizes. I've never worked in Boston, but I would say San Diego is definitely a health tech hub.