Healthtech hub: 230 startups and 153 funds matched in our directory. Search the full startup corpus from /startups.

Healthtech startups and investors we cover

Shortlist companies and funds tagged Healthtech in our directory. This hub is a sector cut, not a complete market census. Search every startup from /startups or open the investor list.

Startups in this sector

Showing 12 of 230 matched profiles.

  • Zipline International

    Autonomous drone logistics operator serving medical, retail and restaurant delivery; raised $1.5B at a $21.5B post-money valuation in November 2026.

  • Zipline International

    Autonomous drone logistics operator serving medical, retail and restaurant delivery; raised $1.5B at a $21.5B post-money valuation in November 2026.

  • Formation Bio

    AI-native pharma company in-licensing and accelerating clinical-stage drug development.

  • Tiny Health

    Microbiome testing and intelligence platform with at-home gut and vaginal health products; raised $33M Series B led by B Capital in September 2026.

  • Oura

    Maker of Oura Ring and a connected health subscription; delayed its planned US IPO on September 29, 2026 after a $900M+ Series E at an approximately $11B private valuation in 2025.

  • Honor

    Tech-enabled home care network matching professional caregivers with seniors — merged with Home Instead.

  • Function Health

    Membership-based preventive health platform offering comprehensive lab testing and medical intelligence.

  • Flagler Health

    AI-native operating system for musculoskeletal clinics that runs inside existing EMRs.

  • Century Health

    AI platform structuring real-world clinical data for pharma R&D and outcomes research.

  • Baba

    Care coordination for patients and families, combining human advocates, clinicians and AI-supported administrative work.

  • XRlabs

    Surgical software connecting patient-specific imaging and operating-room devices.

  • Probably Genetic

    Patient-identification and rare-disease data platform connecting testing pathways with institutional research needs.

Investors in this sector

Showing 12 of 153 matched funds.

  • 1616 Ventures

    Miami-based early-stage venture firm founded in 2022, backing angel and pre-seed founders with a strong B2B bias. The team emphasizes first commitments, pitch refinement, fundraising preparation, go-to-market support, and practical AI and cloud credits.

  • 43North

    Buffalo accelerator investing $5M/year; five companies get $1M each plus a year-long program at Seneca One; equity is 5% via warrant. Companies must relocate the CEO and at least 50% of staff to Buffalo. Notable graduate: ACV Auctions (IPO).

  • 450 Ventures

    Corporate venture arm of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama, making strategic equity investments in healthcare and health-tech companies relevant to the payer and care ecosystem.

  • 4BIO Capital

    London-based life-sciences venture capital firm focused on advanced therapies, including cell and gene therapy, RNA medicines, targeted therapies and the microbiome.

  • Alabama Futures Fund

    Alabama-focused $25M seed fund managed with Redhawk Advisory; Fund I closed in 2018. Fund I is not currently accepting new submissions—founders should treat the vehicle as closed for new applications unless the firm announces otherwise.

  • Alamo Angels

    San Antonio angel network (founded 2016 as San Antonio Angel Network; rebranded Alamo Angels in 2017) providing seed and early-stage capital, education, and deal flow for Texas entrepreneurs. Associated with VelocityTX / Texas Research & Technology Foundation ecosystem. Members are accredited investors syndicating into technology and life-science startups.

  • Alerion Ventures

    Charleston, South Carolina evergreen venture firm focused on early-stage B2B software and technology-enabled services across the Southeast — typically after initial traction, partnering with other institutional investors.

  • Alta Partners

    Alta Partners is a U.S. venture capital firm focused on life sciences and healthcare companies, investing across company formation and clinical development.

  • Alumni Ventures

    Founded in 2014, Alumni Ventures is a US co-investor participating alongside lead VCs across early and later-stage rounds. It publishes $100K–$10M company checks (typically $1M–$3M), does not lead or take board seats, and reports 1,800+ historical portfolio companies. Separately, it manages diversified and focused venture products for eligible investors; cumulative commitments are not the same as AUM.

  • Aphias Capital

    San Francisco-based lower-middle-market private equity firm making control investments in North American healthcare services and essential-services companies, typically with $5 million to $30 million of EBITDA.

  • Arboretum Ventures

    Ann Arbor healthcare VC founded 2002. Manages ~$1B across six funds; Fund VI closed at $268M (June 2023). Focus: medical devices, life science tools & diagnostics, tech-enabled care, pharma adjacencies — with preference for under-ventured geographies including the Midwest. Main office: First National Building, 201 S. Main Street, Suite 300, Ann Arbor, MI 48104.

  • Arizona Founders Fund

    Phoenix and Scottsdale seed fund (AzFF) established in 2016 as Arizona's first dedicated software seed vehicle — writing $50K–$400K checks with a network of operator-founders providing hands-on support.