Digital Health Startups
6,443 companies tagged Digital Health, with their investors and founders.
Kinems provides a game-based learning platform that combines movement-based, multi-sensory exercises with occupational therapy tasks and academic activities for children with special needs. It helps teachers and occupational therapists deliver personalized interventions aligned to IEP goals and tracks student progress on motor and learning skills through real-time learning analytics.
2 investors
Kinexcs builds AI and wearable-sensor solutions for musculoskeletal recovery and rehabilitation, including KIMIA Recover, a post-surgical knee recovery management system with a smart wearable device. It serves patients recovering from orthopedic surgery, injuries, or joint pain through at-home assessment, personalized digital therapy, and remote monitoring.
2 investors
Kinometrix develops machine learning-based risk assessment tools for clinicians to identify patients at high risk of falls and prevent patient harm in healthcare settings. The platform integrates with electronic health records to support clinical decision-making without disrupting workflows.
2 investors
Kiro is a health technology company that transforms healthcare data into actionable intelligence for patients and healthcare providers. The company analyzes patient biology over time using AI to identify patterns and support more precise, efficient care decisions.
2 investors
Kiroku is an AI tool that turns dentists' voice recordings or click-through templates into structured, compliant dental clinical notes, and can also generate patient reports and referral letters. It integrates with cloud-based practice management systems such as Dentally, Dental4Web, and Aerona via a Chrome extension, serving dental practices.
2 investors
KIYATEC develops 3D Predict, a tumor-specific testing platform that uses patient-derived tumor cells to predict how individual cancers respond to therapies. It serves oncologists and cancer patients in the precision oncology and diagnostics space.
2 investors
KLIQ is an all-in-one platform for online coaches and creators to run their coaching business, offering branded web spaces and custom mobile apps with tools for selling digital products, courses, and communities, plus livestreaming, 1-2-1 video, CRM, payments, and email marketing. It serves fitness, lifestyle, and business coaches who want to sell content and build paid communities.
2 investors
KLOwen Orthodontics builds a full custom digital orthodontic system, including a custom bracket portfolio, cloud-based treatment planning software, a digital lab, and 3D-printed indirect bonding trays. It serves licensed orthodontists, aiming to reduce treatment time and the number of patient appointments.
2 investors
Knipper provides multi-modal pharmaceutical fulfillment and dispensing services, including patient access solutions, pharmacy fulfillment, samples management, and third-party logistics for pharma companies. Its offerings, marketed under CareTria, aim to speed the path from prescription order to patient therapy and support prescriber engagement.
2 investors
Knowtex provides enterprise clinical AI infrastructure that automates documentation, coding, and administrative workflows across healthcare systems by processing clinical dialogue and unifying fragmented EHR data. The platform reduces clinician administrative burden while maintaining HIPAA compliance and governance visibility for health systems at scale.
2 investors
Kodda provides structured health and lifestyle programs designed and guided by professionals to help users achieve sustainable personal wellness improvements.
2 investors
Koite Health develops light-activated antibacterial (photoactivated) therapies for oral and other local infections, with its Lumoral device paired with a Lumorinse mouthrinse to treat and prevent conditions such as tooth decay and gum disease. The company targets home-care oral health and is expanding into applications like oral mucositis and wound healing to reduce reliance on antibiotics.
2 investors
Kouper builds an AI platform that automates patient-facing healthcare workflows — including appointment scheduling, insurance verification, discharge planning, and care coordination — for healthcare organizations. It aims to improve patient engagement and reduce operational burden for care teams in high-volume clinical environments.
2 investors
L-Nutra develops nutrition-based, plant-derived products and programs aimed at improving healthspan, preventing and treating disease, and extending life. The company combines nutrition science with AI technology, lifestyle education, and health professionals to promote proactive health care.
2 investors
Labcorp provides clinical laboratory testing, diagnostics, and lab data services for patients, healthcare providers, and biopharma companies, including genetic health panels, oncology testing, and self-ordered lab tests. It also offers AI-powered tools such as a results-explaining consumer app, a diagnostic assistant integrated into EHRs, and a laboratory data analytics platform to support drug development and clinical research.
2 investors
Lace Health helps integrative and functional medicine clinicians start and run their own practices, handling business planning, financial modeling, credentialing and payer contracting, billing/RCM, EHR and AI tooling, and marketing. It serves physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants across the US who want to launch values-aligned private practices.
2 investors
LainaHealth provides virtual physical therapy care delivered by licensed therapists paired with an AI voice assistant, designed to make musculoskeletal and recovery care universally accessible and affordable. The platform serves patients seeking rehabilitation and wellness, operating as a digital healthcare provider in the physical therapy and remote care sector.
2 investors
Optum Care at Home provides in-home medical care and care navigation services for people enrolled in eligible health plans, including yearly in-home health visits, health screenings, and coordination of benefits like transportation and food assistance. The service supplements patients' regular doctors and is offered at no extra cost to eligible members in the US.
2 investors
Last Mile Health partners with governments and Ministries of Health to build and support teams of community and frontline health workers who deliver primary healthcare to remote communities. The nonprofit provides these workers with supervision, supplies, salaries, training, and digital tools.
2 investors
Laudio builds a SaaS platform that supports frontline leaders in hospitals and health systems, using data and analytics to improve employee engagement, retention, and operational outcomes. The company also offers Laudio Insights, an analytics offering aimed at healthcare leadership decision-making.
2 investors
Learn to Live offers online, evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) programs, live clinician coaching, crisis response, and mindfulness tools for common mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and stress. It sells primarily to health plans, employers, and higher education institutions in the United States, providing members 24/7 digital access to self-guided mental health support.
2 investors
Legion Health is a telehealth platform offering virtual psychiatric care and medication management for mental health conditions including ADHD, depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. The service connects patients with board-certified psychiatrists for diagnosis, psychiatric evaluations, and ongoing treatment.
2 investors
Lenexa Medical develops LenexaCARE, a technology that provides clinicians with data on patient position, posture, and presence to prevent pressure injuries and detect falls. It serves hospitals and aged care providers, monitoring less-mobile patients to enable early intervention.
2 investors
libify provides home care solutions for people in need of care and their relatives, including home emergency call systems with fall detection and GPS, care supply boxes of hygiene products, and certified online care courses. Based in Munich, it handles applications with statutory and private care insurance funds and offers a 24-hour German emergency call center.
2 investors