Digital Health Startups

Cartwheel provides mental health care for students, connecting them with licensed therapists, child psychiatrists, and care coordinators through school referrals. It offers evidence-based treatment such as CBT, DBT, and EMDR, works with families regardless of insurance status, and collaborates with parents and school counselors.

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Cary Health provides digital healthcare software, offering fulfillment and hub services for pharmaceutical manufacturers and AI-based tools to help clinical teams at health systems work more efficiently.

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KnippeRx is a licensed, nationwide home delivery and specialty pharmacy that fills prescriptions and delivers medications to patients, with order tracking via text, email, and a mobile app. It integrates with EMR and e-prescribing platforms and connects with telehealth, patient access, and copay assistance providers to serve patients, prescribers, and manufacturer partners.

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Cass builds AI-driven engagement tools — including automated Q&A, live chat/call handoffs to human agents, and emotional support chat — aimed at nurturing and converting qualified users. Its products also surface user-need insights for marketing and clinical teams, indicating a focus on health-related organizations.

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Castor provides a unified, cloud-native platform for electronic data capture, clinical outcomes assessment, informed consent, and real-world evidence collection used by pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies conducting clinical trials globally. Founded in 2012, the platform supports research teams across 171 countries and has processed data from over 31,900 clinical studies.

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Caterna offers a digital therapy for children with amblyopia (lazy eye), combining occlusion with its patented FAVAS (Focal Ambient Visual Acuity Stimulation) to train the weaker eye through games played at home on a tablet, laptop, or computer. Developed at the Technical University of Dresden, it is a CE-certified Class 1 medical device prescribed by physicians and used alongside teleophthalmology support.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a US federal public health agency that provides health information, disease outbreak alerts, vaccination guidance, and scientific data to the public. It publishes guidelines, scientific journals, and preparedness resources on topics such as infectious diseases, chronic conditions, and emergency safety.

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CDx Diagnostics offers a diagnostic platform that combines enhanced tissue sampling, AI-assisted analysis, 3D imaging, and genetic testing to detect precancerous cells and dysplasia. The technology is aimed at physicians for early detection and prevention of cancer, including esophageal cancer.

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Celero Systems is developing an ingestible pill-based platform that monitors cardiac and respiratory vital signs and delivers medication, aiming to monitor, diagnose, and treat life-threatening conditions without wearables or wires. It operates in the digital health and medical device space.

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Celexor Bio develops monoclonal antibody therapeutics targeting plasmacytoid dendritic cells to treat severe autoimmune and inflammatory disorders by interrupting the inflammatory cascade at its source. The company's lead candidate, CLXR-901, is designed to deplete pathological pDCs and modify disease progression in underserved patient populations.

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Cellestial Health is a preclinical-stage biotech developing therapies for Parkinson's disease, with a lead candidate rooted in astrocytic network biology. The company focuses on drug discovery for neurological disease.

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CellMax Life develops non-invasive screening tests aimed at detecting early precancerous polyps (adenomas) to improve prevention of colorectal cancer. The company positions its diagnostics against existing screening options that miss most adenomas.

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Cenacle builds a digital healthcare platform that connects hospitals and individuals, offering a cloud SaaS EMR for hospitals and a tethered PHR service for patients to access and use their own and family medical and health records. The platform aims to link healthcare partners into a connected medical ecosystem.

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Cenote offers AI sales agents that contact direct-to-consumer online shoppers via phone and text to guide purchase decisions and recover abandoned transactions. The service addresses conversion gaps in e-commerce by maintaining ongoing conversations with potential buyers across multiple channels.

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CenterPointe Hospital provides inpatient, residential, and outpatient behavioral healthcare for adults and senior adults dealing with mental health conditions and substance use disorders. It is located in St. Charles, Missouri.

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Lifepoint is a diversified healthcare delivery network operating community hospitals, rehabilitation and behavioral health hospitals, and additional sites of care across the healthcare continuum. Founded in 1999, it operates facilities across 34 U.S. states.

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CentralReach provides an AI-powered EMR and practice management software platform for autism and IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities) care, covering billing, scheduling, assessments, analytics, and clinical documentation. It serves ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) and multidisciplinary practices, BCBAs, and care providers.

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Cera is a digital-first home healthcare provider that delivers elderly care, nursing, live-in care, and supported living in people's homes, using AI and machine learning to predict health risks and support carers. It serves home healthcare users across Europe, with a stated focus on the UK and its public health system.

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CerebraAI builds AI software for emergency medicine, focused on stroke and brain-imaging analysis (including ASPECTS, ICH, and HEATMAP modules) used by hospitals and physicians in critical care. Its tools are used across 50+ hospitals in multiple countries, serving neurologists and emergency clinicians.

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Cerebriu develops machine learning software for medical imaging, applying AI to healthcare diagnostics. The company operates in the MedTech space with commercial activity across Europe and the US.

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Cerebro develops an AI-based clinical decision-support system for structured signal capture and pattern detection in brain and metabolic health, currently in experimental research phase for evaluation by clinical sites and research partners.

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Cerevanta provides AI-powered analysis of brain imaging to help neurologists make clinical decisions more effectively. The platform targets neurology care providers to reduce diagnostic delays and improve patient outcomes.

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CereVu develops a non-invasive pain assessment system that uses near-infrared spectroscopy and a wearable sensor array to derive objective pain indices from cerebral oxygenation changes, along with heart rate, respiratory rate, and SpO₂. Its AI-derived biomarkers target clinical settings such as emergency departments and pain management, and the technology has been validated in studies with institutions including Stanford University.

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Certico provides healthcare planning and nurse-led telephone advisory services, using licensed nurses to give medical guidance and booking doctor appointments through a nationwide network of private healthcare providers across specialties. It serves patients seeking care coordination in Sweden.

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