Work Starts On Digital Health Industry Mecca In RiNo

Catalyst Health-Tech Innovations broke ground for a 200k SF digital healthcare-focused building on Brighton Boulevard in RiNo that will be completed by January 2018. The facility, built in partnership with Koelbel and Co and Larry Burgess, will house a variety of companies, including startups and Fortune 500 operations, plus retail shops, restaurants and co-working space.

Companies that have inked deals at the building include Hitachi, Angel MD, CU-Anschutz, Kaiser Permanente, Medical Group Management Association, Prime Health and Boomtown, a Boulder-based health tech accelerator, reports the Denverite. There will also be at least 50 digital-health startups.

Hear more about the project at our Denver Healthcare Development & Expansion Conference on Dec. 7. [Denverite]

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