Ed Deng – Co-Founder and CEO, Health2Sync, Taiwan
Ed Deng, co-founder and CEO of Health2Sync, a digital health startup specialized in diabetes management, shares how the application is revolutionizing the ability of patients to take control of the…
Health2Sync was established in June 2013 with the goal of building a healthcare platform that incorporates mobile, digital health and cloud service. Our flagship product is “Health2Sync”, a mobile app that simplifies and personalizes diabetes management. We know that managing diabetes is not easy; we hope to lighten the burden of diabetes through simple tools and services, help diabetics to better self-manage their blood glucose, and allow family and health professionals to provide care where necessary.
Contact
No. 32 號 Alley 18, Lane 478, Ruiguang Road, Neihu District, Taipei City, 114
Tel: +886 2 87976661
Ed Deng, co-founder and CEO of Health2Sync, a digital health startup specialized in diabetes management, shares how the application is revolutionizing the ability of patients to take control of the…
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