Health system intelligence profile
UCSF Health / University of California, San Francisco (QB3)
Editorially verified · Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Documented successes: Named Rosenman Innovator companies include Fibralign, Perceptive Navigation (Dr. Ted Abraham), BRIUS (Dr. Mehdi Peikar) and Moving Analytics; BRIUS credits program introductions with producing a COO hire, a board director and a consultant; Moving Analytics credits Rosenman investor exposure with two investors joining its funding round; partnership with UCSF Division of Cardiology launched in 2022-2023 to accelerate cardiovascular technology
Mandate and remit
The UCSF Rosenman Institute supports healthtech entrepreneurs, including UCSF clinicians, in moving medical device and digital health concepts toward commercialization. Its Rosenman Innovators program selects early-stage companies each year and connects them to a curated network of clinicians, industry experts, corporate partners and investors, while the Rosenman Fellowship supports academic innovators in identifying and validating unmet clinical needs. The institute also runs UCSF Rosenman ADAPT, which pairs startups with large healthcare companies for scaling partnerships, and Rosenman RISE, a mentorship and networking track for underrepresented entrepreneurs. In 2022 the institute partnered with the UCSF Division of Cardiology to fast-track cardiovascular health technology through a dedicated fellowship program.
These routes appear in the program's sourced public record.
Documented successes
Named Rosenman Innovator companies include Fibralign, Perceptive Navigation (Dr. Ted Abraham), BRIUS (Dr. Mehdi Peikar) and Moving Analytics; BRIUS credits program introductions with producing a COO hire, a board director and a consultant; Moving Analytics credits Rosenman investor exposure with two investors joining its funding round; partnership with UCSF Division of Cardiology launched in 2022-2023 to accelerate cardiovascular technology
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