EpiSense visits Gateway CERH
- Sage Milne
- Aug 17
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 21
On July 18, 2025, the Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) was pleased to welcome Alex Kasper and Michael Daley, co-founders of EpiSense, for an engaging and productive meeting. The session brought together Gateway CERH team members—Kate Maloney, Julie Wein, Sarah Spacek, Sage Milne, Karissa Eckert, and Leslie Walker—with Alex and Michael to share insights about each organization’s work and explore opportunities for collaboration.
EpiSense is a forward-thinking Ontario-based startup that monitors the spread of infectious diseases across the province. Their platform provides real-time data on disease circulation levels, trends, and outbreak alerts for six key illnesses. As Alex and Michael explained, “EpiSense is like a weather app—but for infectious disease.” To learn more or join the EpiSense community, visit www.episense.ca.
About Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health
Founded in 2008 in the community of Seaforth, ON, Gateway CERH is a not-for-profit rural health research organization run by a community-based volunteer board of directors. Gateway CERH's main mission is to better the health and quality of life of rural residents through research, education and communication. Learn more on the Gateway CERH website at: https://www.gatewayruralhealth.ca/ and follow on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube
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