Auricle

Auricle

Neurostimulation implant to restore hearing & speech understanding

San Francisco
2 employees
Medical Devices
Seed

About Auricle

Neurostimulation implant to restore hearing & speech understanding

Company details

Team Size2
LocationSan Francisco
IndustryMedical Devices

Funding

Last stage

Seed

Investors

Y Combinator

Founders

Francis Wong

Francis Wong

I'm Francis, a UK-trained surgeon who worked in the National Health Service as a surgeon for 5 years. In 2012 I moved to the Bay Area to get my MBA/MPH at UC Berkeley. I've worked in several product management roles at startups including 23andMe and Castlight Health. I also founded Outcomes, Inc., a digital health startup enabling the routine use of patient-reported outcomes. Prior to Stanford, I worked at Haven in Boston and co-founded Auricle out of the Stanford Biodesign Fellowship.

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Jay Dhuldhoya

Jay Dhuldhoya

I am a medical device engineer and entrepreneur with a BA from Columbia and an MS from Rice in biomedical engineering. I have led R&D, quality, and manufacturing projects at Element Science, an SF-based Class 3 medical device start-up. I recently completed the Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship where I co-founded Auricle.

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01

Confirm the fit

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02

I pitch you to the company

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03

A meeting lands on your calendar

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