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Bronx Startup Wins $15K Prize

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The founders of Curatio HCS display their prize.

Curatio HCS, a home care provider dedicated to serving underserved communities in Bronx and Upper Manhattan, today took home the $15,000 grand prize in the New York Public Library’s third annual StartUP! Business Plan Competition.

Curatio HCS develops technology targeted at nurses aides.

The company plans to create a series of videos to bridge the gap between the highly educated nurses and those they depend on to implement much of the actual work.

Samuel, began his training as a nurse in 1991, and after a brief stint in law school returned to caring for those unable to leave their homes.

Samuel told the Business Journal that winning the award is "huge," because most lenders expect a two-year track record, and this will allow his company to fulfill all its legal and licensing requirements in anticipation of a full launch.

Aspiring business owners looking to enter next year’s competition can find more information by clicking here.

 

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Maria Perez

reports on the Highbridge section of Bronx. Before enrolling in Columbia’s journalism school, she reported for some of the most widely circulated Spanish newspapers (ABC, El Mundo), as well as for Agencia EFE newswire and the British Medical Journal, covering local news, social issues, science, health, culture and the environment. Born in Madrid, she graduated from a Madrid university in law and journalism and she also holds an MBA. Before coming to the USA, she lived in Spain, the United Kingdom and Israel.