Digital Health Startups
6,515 companies tagged Digital Health, with their investors and founders.
Care GP develops AI-powered automation tools for Australian general practitioner clinics, automating administrative workflows including document management and phone/booking services. The company serves clinic operators seeking to reduce operational costs and overhead.
1 investor
Care Hero is an AI-powered recruiting tool for home care agencies that contacts and screens caregiver candidates around the clock to speed up hiring. It accounts for caregiver certification and compliance requirements to help agencies hire more qualified caregivers without adding recruiter headcount.
1 investor
Care Mojo makes an AI-powered wearable kit for seniors aging at home that detects falls, health anomalies, and behavioral changes through audio and motion sensors, then uses voice verification before alerting family or emergency services. The system targets families and home care agencies managing dementia and complex care situations.
1 investor
Care Services provides backup, emergency, and after-hours pharmacy support for long-term care pharmacies in the US, handling medication orders and delivery through a network of over 70,000 pharmacies and a national courier network. It offers 24/7 call handling, program management, and a proprietary TracRx order portal to help long-term care pharmacies serve patients in care facilities.
1 investor
Care24 provides in-home healthcare services across 10+ Indian cities, offering verified caregivers, attendants, and certified nurses for needs such as elderly care and physiotherapy. It serves families seeking home-based medical and personal care in cities including Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Bangalore.
1 investor
CareBestie provides AI-driven patient phone communication for home health agencies, handling welcome calls, check-ins, scheduling coordination, satisfaction monitoring, and post-discharge follow-up. It integrates with home health EMRs, captures real-time signals from conversations, and routes meaningful issues to care teams for clinician intervention.
1 investor
Carebot develops AI software that automatically analyses X-ray and other radiology images (chest X-ray, fracture detection, mammography, selected CT) to help radiologists detect findings and generate structured reports. It integrates into hospital PACS/RIS systems and carries CE marking as a Class IIa medical device, serving hospitals and radiologists primarily in Europe.
1 investor
CareCare is nursing practice software for independent home-care nurses (IDEL) in France, combining scheduling, NGAP billing and electronic transmission, financial tracking, and shared patient care records. Its data is hosted in France on HDS-certified health-data servers, and it offers a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play.
1 investor
CareCentrix provides home-based care coordination and home benefit management services, including durable medical equipment, home health, sleep care, and infusion therapy, connecting members with high-quality provider networks. It uses HomeFirst Analytics and personalized care to support health plans and members in transitioning care from hospital to home while lowering costs.
1 investor
Carecode builds an AI assistant that schedules, confirms, and reschedules patient appointments 24/7 via WhatsApp, phone, and Instagram, plus an electronic medical record system with integrated agenda and financial tools. It serves medical clinics and healthcare professionals in Brazil.
1 investor
CareDoc operates a platform in South Korea that connects patients and families with caregivers for hospital care, in-home nursing, family caregiving, and household care services. It also offers insurance document issuance and membership benefits for elderly and patient care.
1 investor
Caredove offers software for community health agencies to manage service listings, intake, referrals, and appointment booking. It serves sectors including mental health and addictions, community and senior support, child development, home care, hospitals, and regional health initiatives.
1 investor
CareDox (operating as SchoolCare) provides a digital health record platform for K-12 school nurse offices that manages immunizations, chronic disease information, and student health compliance reporting. The platform enables HIPAA and FERPA-compliant health charting and communication with families across school districts.
1 investor
CAREFUL is a clinical communication and coordination platform that ties messaging, task handover, referrals and ambient voice notes to individual patients and integrates with existing clinical systems. It serves hospital and aged-care clinical teams β doctors and nurses across emergency departments, ICUs and community care β with deployments in the UK and Australia.
1 investor
Caregentic provides a continuous care intelligence layer that automates patient engagement (education, reminders, check-ins, scheduling) via SMS, captures symptoms and social determinants as structured clinical data, triages signals to care teams, and documents interactions back into the EHR through FHIR/HL7. It is aimed at healthcare providers and clinical care teams.
1 investor
Caregility provides a virtual care platform for healthcare enterprises, connecting patients, clinicians, and care teams through secure video, remote monitoring, and AI-enabled workflows across settings including ICU, ED, Med/Surg, behavioral health, and home care. It serves hospitals and health systems in the U.S. and internationally to extend clinical expertise and coordinate care.
1 investor
CAREier builds healthcare supply chain and clinical workflow software for health systems, including its CartCARE platform that automates crash cart management across clinical, supply chain, and pharmacy teams. The tools aim to reduce administrative burden, improve compliance, and support patient safety.
1 investor
Carelane is an AI-driven clinical trials platform that unifies EDC, eCOA, and CTMS into one system, generating study builds and eCRFs from a protocol and suggesting data values from uploaded documents for human review. It serves CROs, pharma companies, biotechs, and investigator-initiated trials running Phase I-IV studies, registries, and other clinical research.
1 investor
CareLineLive provides all-in-one, cloud-based home care management software with three integrated platforms β a management system for rostering, invoicing and payroll, a carer companion app, and a Care Circle Portal for families β plus MOA Benchmarking compliance tools. It serves home care agencies and public sector care providers, helping them manage operations and meet CQC and Care Inspectorate Wales regulatory requirements.
1 investor
Carelog uses AI to transcribe clinical conversations and automatically generate structured, GDPR-compliant medical records for healthcare professionals. The tool summarizes sessions into clinical notes that can be copied into a practitioner's existing records system, aimed at the Danish market.
1 investor
CareLoop is an AI-powered, real-time monitoring and relapse-prevention tool for people living with severe mental illness such as psychosis, using daily patient check-ins and self-management resources. It provides clinical teams with continuous patient-reported data and early-warning alerts to support preventative, community-first care, built on NHS-led research.
1 investor
Carelumi offers CARL, an AI-powered engine that automates provider credentialing, privileging, licensing verification, and payer enrollment for healthcare organizations, including telehealth networks and virtual-care startups. The platform connects to primary sources and payer portals to verify provider data and file enrollments, aiming to get providers in-network and billing faster while maintaining ongoing compliance monitoring.
1 investor
Caremaze generates discharge task lists for care teams, assigning tasks to the right people and highlighting urgent items so responsibilities are clear and nothing is missed. It is a workflow tool aimed at coordinating patient discharge in healthcare settings.
1 investor
CareMedi is a South Korean medical device company, founded as a university spinout from Sogang University in 2015, that develops wearable drug-delivery devices based on its proprietary plate electroosmotic pump (PEOP) technology. Its main product is a patch-type insulin pump for type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients, and it plans to expand into artificial pancreas systems and AI-based glucose management.
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