BabySafe Health

Where healthy babies for all is our passion

A Rutgers-student based startup focused on decreasing infant mortality







BabySafe Health App Home Screen
BabySafe Health App Symptom Tracker Calendar View

BabySafe Health App

The BabySafe Health app is built to be an all-in-one guide for expecting mothers to help them through the difficult pregnancy process. The initial app will contain a healthcare nearby feature that will make use of the user’s zip code to find nearby healthcare providers that BabySafe Health recommends, a symptom tracker for mothers to input their daily symptoms which can then be converted into a PDF to be shown to their doctors, a find friends feature for mothers to interact with each other creating a community, and notifications that can provide mothers with education relevant to the stage of their pregnancy process in multiple languages. Overall, our application aims to have a positive impact by providing mothers with more information at their fingertips and the appropriate resources to obtain the care they need to have successful outcomes

The Team

Fauzan Amjad

President

B.S., Computer Science

Pre-Med

Max Handler

CTO

B.A., Computer Science &

Data Science

Scott Rubin

CEO

B.S., Business Analytics and Information Technology & Sales

Sanjana Sure

CFO

B.S., Business Analytics and Information Technology, Finance & Real Estate

Pitch @ Propelify '21

App Features

Our Mission

We strive to improve the doctor / patient relationship by utilizing our mobile applications (BabySafe Health App) features to educate, alert, and empower mothers so they can be fully aware of their own healthcare needs and demand for catered treatment to prevent adverse health effects. Although this app will help all expecting mothers, it is primarily targeted toward women of color to close the health disparity between black and white communities.

History, Awards, and Participated Programs

Rutgers IDEA Program Design Sprint J&J and AWS Winner

At the Johnson and Johnson and Amazon Web Services Black Tech Hackathon, we developed an algorithm that was able to detect infant mortality in mothers with 91% accuracy using several different health factors and medical history as our predictors. Which won first place. 

Rutgers NSF I-Corps

We participated in Rutgers NSF I-Corps, a program dedicated to providing student entrepreneurs with the resources to pursue their innovation. We interviewed mothers, doctors, and nurses through the Customer Discovery process to ensure our innovation brings beneficial change.

TechUnited BetterWellness Challenge $25,000 Winner

We had the pleasure of pitching at the TechUnited Better Wellness Challenge @ Propelify 2021 in front of top executives within RWJBarnabas Health, Colgate-Palmolive, & Labcorp and won $25,000.

Clinton Global Initiative University '22

Invited to Join Clinton Global Initiative 2022 Accelerator Program

Semi-finalist in the 2021 Amazon Web Services U.S. University Startup Competition

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