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Supports the commercialization of health tech via collaborations of Alberta SMEs and public health providers. Up to 50% project expenses to a maximum $150,000 contribution

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Funding Amount

600000

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Eligible Applicants

Must be led by an Alberta-based post-secondary institution or a government health entity.

Eligible Activities

Projects must apply a computational technology of technique that will solve a clinical problem.

Deadline to Apply

2023-10-23

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93%

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CanExport SMEs

Amount of Funding

Up to 50% funding to a maximum $50,000 grant per project;
Applicants may receive up to 50% of eligible costs for up to $10,000 to $50,000 in grant funding per project;
The applicant is responsible for the remaining 50% of costs;
The annual CanExport contribution maximum is $99,999 (in the event of multiple projects approved in the same government fiscal year);
A group of related companies cannot receive >$200,000 in funding in a single fiscal year. Projects budgets should be between $20,000-100,000; and
Applicants can apply for funding multiple times as long as their prior CanExport application has been completed all reporting is finished.

CanExport SMEs

Eligible Applicants

To be eligible for the CanExport program, Canadian businesses must:

Maintain 1 to <500 full-time employees;
Earn annual revenues ranging from $100,000 to $100,000,000;
Be federally incorporated federally or classified as a limited liability partnership (LLP);
Create eligible project expenses of $20,000 or more; and
Be financially stable and able to pay all project expenses not covered by the program.

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Alberta Innovates‘ Accelerating Innovations Into Care program supports the commercialization of health technologies through collaborations of Alberta SMEs and public health providers. Companies will work with healthcare providers or post-secondary institutions to test and validate the innovation’s impacts, with specific emphasis on disease pathways or workflow.