Incept invests in startups primarily in the healthcare and medical device sectors, with a particular interest in companies that are 6-10 years old. They typically participate in rounds with 5-6 other investors, including Sante Ventures, Lightstone Ventures, and Easton Capital. Incept's top activity was in 2017, but they remain active in 2019. They generally complete less than 2 deals per year, with exits peaking in 2018. The fund typically invests in deals ranging from $10-50 million. Incept aims to support the development of innovative products and cultivate leaders who create successful companies focused on growth and shareholder value.