When there’s a crisis affecting everyone with solutions needed quickly, people look to the tools they have and figure out how they can help the response.

That’s what happened in Baltimore’s startup community at March’s onset of the COVID-19 pandemic across the U.S. Especially among Baltimore’s cluster of health-focused startups that are being founded out of the city’s medical institutions, there was a sense that technology could help to fill gaps.

Months later, it’s becoming apparent that the changes made in a hurry will have lasting impacts on the companies going forward. Three CEOs from emocha Mobile Health, ClearMask and StoCastic talked with ETC President Deb Tillett about their experiences applying their products for the crisis at the Oct. 9 Baltimore Innovation Week Innovation Celebration.

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