ISA ASSOCIATES INC

Alexandria, VA · Digital health · Still private

Mobile web-based diabetes prevention program delivering tailored lifestyle intervention content for rural Hispanic populations

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Sector
Digital health
Headquarters
Alexandria, VA
Total capital
$26.1M
Federal grants
$26.1M
57 awards · 2014–2025
Sector median 0 awards
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
None on recordNo federal contract awards found.
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

201420162018202020222024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $26.1M2014: $576K across 1 grant2015: $1.6M across 4 grants2016: $1.6M across 5 grants2017: $2.1M across 5 grants$2.1M2018: $1.4M across 4 grants2019: $2.6M across 7 grants$2.6M2020: $1.9M across 5 grants2021: $4.5M across 7 grants$4.5M2022: $3.2M across 5 grants$3.2M2023: $2.8M across 6 grants$2.8M2024: $2.4M across 5 grants$2.4M2025: $1.4M across 3 grants
201420162018202020222024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $26.1M2014: $576K across 1 grant2015: $1.6M across 4 grants2016: $1.6M across 5 grants2017: $2.1M across 5 grants2018: $1.4M across 4 grants2019: $2.6M across 7 grants$2.6M2020: $1.9M across 5 grants2021: $4.5M across 7 grants$4.5M2022: $3.2M across 5 grants$3.2M2023: $2.8M across 6 grants$2.8M2024: $2.4M across 5 grants2025: $1.4M across 3 grants

Latest events

  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · A Mobile Intervention to Reduce the Impact of Chronic Stress on Preterm Birth Risk in African American Women$306K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Quédate Tranquila: A Mobile, Web-based Stress Management Intervention for Hispanic Women$731K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Hypertension among African American Men: A Mobile Stress Management Intervention to Address Health Disparities$335K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Quédate Tranquila: A Mobile, Web-based Stress Management Intervention for Hispanic Women$843K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Colorectal Cancer Health Disparities: An mHealth Intervention to Improve Screening among African American Men$275K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Enhancing the Effectiveness of Community Health Workers to Reduce Cervical Cancer Disparities in African American Women$306K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Hypertension among African American Men: A Mobile Stress Management Intervention to Address Health Disparities$723K
Show 50 earlier federal awards
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Comadres Saludables: A Web-Based Promotora Training Program for Obesity Prevention in Hispanic Women$287K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Hypertension among African American Men: A Mobile Stress Management Intervention to Address Health Disparities$693K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · An mHealth Approach to Decreasing Opioid Abuse and Other Diseases of Despair in Rural Populations$275K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Enhancing the Effectiveness of Community Health Workers to Reduce Cervical Cancer Disparities in African American Women$709K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Colorectal Cancer Health Disparities: An mHealth Intervention to Improve Screening among African American Men$27K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$333K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Comadres Saludables: A Web-Based Promotora Training Program for Obesity Prevention in Hispanic Women$747K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Enhancing the Effectiveness of Community Health Workers to Reduce Cervical Cancer Disparities in African American Women$856K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Colorectal Cancer Health Disparities: An mHealth Intervention to Improve Screening among African American Men$699K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Comadres Saludables: A Web-Based Promotora Training Program for Obesity Prevention in Hispanic Women$697K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Health Disparities among African American Women: A Mobile Cognitive Behavioral Stress Management Intervention$279K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$708K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Quédate Tranquila: A Mobile, Web-based Stress Management Intervention for Hispanic Women$256K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Reducing Hypertension among African American Men: A Mobile Stress Management Intervention to Address Health Disparities$258K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing HIV Health Disparities among African American Transgender Women: An mHealth Approach to Improving Prevention, Testing, and Treatment Outcomes$247K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$1.7M
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$661K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Colorectal Cancer Health Disparities: An mHealth Intervention to Improve Screening among African American Men$724K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Health Disparities among African American Women: A Mobile Cognitive Behavioral Stress Management Intervention$625K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Enhancing the Effectiveness of Community Health Workers to Reduce Cervical Cancer Disparities in African American Women$196K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing Health Disparities among African American Women: A Mobile Cognitive Behavioral Stress Management Intervention$801K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Comadres Saludables: A Web-Based Promotora Training Program for Obesity Prevention in Hispanic Women$224K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Supplement to: HealThySelf : Healthy Self-Care for Working Informal Caregivers$149K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing HIV Health Disparities among African American Transgender Women: An mHealth Approach to Improving Prevention, Testing, and Treatment Outcomes$537K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HealThySelf: Healthy Self-Care for Working Informal Caregivers$478K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$224K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Residing in Rural Communities: A Mobile Web-based Approach$224K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Reducing Colorectal Cancer Health Disparities: An mHealth Intervention to Improve Screening among African American Men$224K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Reducing HIV Health Disparities among African American Transgender Women: An mHealth Approach to Improving Prevention, Testing, and Treatment Outcomes$681K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Reducing Health Disparities among African American Women: A Mobile Cognitive Behavioral Stress Management Intervention$225K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HealThySelf: Healthy Self-Care for Working Informal Caregivers$548K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HIV Education for African American Men$251K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · A Mobile Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program$474K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Reducing HIV Health Disparities among African American Transgender Women: An mHealth Approach to Improving Prevention, Testing, and Treatment Outcomes$220K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Web-Based Alcohol Misuse Prevention Intervention for the Elderly$489K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HIV Education for African American Men$562K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Reducing Cervical Cancer Health Disparities among African American Women: An mHealth Approach to Improving Prevention and Treatment Outcomes$224K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HealThySelf: Healthy Self-Care for Working Informal Caregivers$161K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · A Mobile Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program$606K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Web-Based Alcohol Misuse Prevention Intervention for the Elderly$515K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · HIV Education for African American Men$588K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Promoting Self-Care and Coping for Alzheimer's Caregivers$158K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Web-Based Alcohol Misuse Prevention Intervention for the Elderly$162K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Computer-Based HIV Prevention Package for Drug Using African American Women$511K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · A Mobile Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program$165K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Computer-based Female Condom Education and Training for African American Women$447K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Computer-Based HIV Prevention Package for Drug Using African American Women$674K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · HIV Education for African American Men$174K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Caregiver SmartTools - Improving Medication Management for the Elderly$327K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Computer-based Female Condom Education and Training for African American Women$576K

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Checked: USPTO granted patents and published applications · Oct 23, 2026

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Sources

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