CheckedUp

CheckedUp

CheckedUp was founded by a physician who identified a persistent gap in patient education during clinical visits. The company builds and deploys digital screens and tablet-based tools for waiting rooms and exam rooms. While the founder's identity and founding year are not publicly disclosed, the platform is marketed as the first physician-founded, specialty-specific technology for point-of-care engagement (per the firm). The company's strategy centers on delivering condition-specific video, 3D anatomical diagrams, and specialty-specific content sourced from US medical associations. CheckedUp's screens reach over 30,000 healthcare professionals across specialty practices. The asset-light model finances the hardware and software through partnerships with life sciences and pharmaceutical clients who sponsor the content. The platform covers multiple clinical specialties, though the firm does not disclose specific partner brands or deal sizes. Geographic scope is primarily the United States. CheckedUp operates from New York and does not disclose its employee count or any professional investment team. No recent fundraising rounds or corporate transactions have been publicly reported. The company maintains an operating structure separate from any investment vehicle; it is a revenue-generating business, not a fund. The structural differentiator is the dual-sided model: CheckedUp supplies free hardware to providers while earning revenue from life-science advertisers who reach patients in a trusted clinical setting. This creates a closed loop where patient education, provider workflow, and brand messaging coexist within one platform — a model that relies on scale rather than capital deployment.