Healthtech Startups
16,920 companies tagged Healthtech, with their investors and founders.
Karma Primary Healthcare designs, builds, and operates primary healthcare systems for underserved communities in India, combining on-ground care delivery with an integrated digital health platform. Its services span from first consultation to follow-up, including telemedicine centers, aimed at improving healthcare access.
2 investors
Kartos Therapeutics develops targeted small-molecule therapeutics aimed at treating patients with solid tumors and hematological cancers. Its work centers on inhibiting the MDM2-p53 interaction as a therapeutic target in oncology.
2 investors
KarunaHOME delivers a 12-week at-home program combining AI technology, neuroscience-based coaching, and personalized rehabilitation to help patients with chronic pain reduce symptoms and medication use. The program serves individuals suffering from various chronic pain conditions through a combination of proprietary device technology, certified coaching, and digital educational content.
2 investors
Kayo Therapeutics is a biotechnology company developing therapeutics, with a scientific and clinical focus that includes areas such as metabolic disease and oncology. The company is led by an experienced management team supported by scientific and clinical advisory boards.
2 investors
A biopharmaceutical company developing targeted cancer drugs and related therapies. The company focuses on drug discovery, clinical development, and commercialization to address unmet oncology needs in China and globally.
2 investors
Keeps offers prescription hair loss treatments delivered directly to customers, including a compounded 5-in-1 chewable combining dutasteride, minoxidil, biotin, vitamin C, and zinc for progressive hair loss. The company connects users with licensed clinicians who customize treatment plans and monitor progress.
2 investors
Kelonia is a biotechnology company developing next-generation genetic medicines, with a focus on cell and gene therapy programs including in vivo approaches and oncology applications. It advances therapeutic programs from preclinical research through clinical development.
2 investors
KelSie Biotech is a biotechnology company developing and commercializing drug-delivery technologies licensed from Sievers Biotech, including a Bubble Drying Process, sublingual wafers, and dry powder inhalable products. The company holds worldwide rights to formulate, sell, and sublicense finished products based on this technology and intellectual property.
2 investors
Kelsius manufactures and provides wireless temperature monitoring systems and digital HACCP task management solutions for food and life science companies. The company serves supermarket chains, restaurants, hotels, pharmaceutical manufacturers, healthcare facilities, and vaccination centres across over 50 countries, with a focus on ensuring compliance, operational efficiency, and sustainability.
2 investors
Kenai Therapeutics develops iPSC-derived cell therapies and gene-modified medicines for neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Parkinson's disease, leveraging induced pluripotent stem cell technology to replace damaged neurons and restore neural function.
2 investors
Kern Systems develops a cold data storage platform using synthetic DNA molecules and enzymes to archive data with superior density, durability, and energy efficiency compared to traditional storage technologies. The platform targets the growing market for long-term archival storage of rarely-accessed unstructured data.
2 investors
Keros is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing product candidates that modulate signaling of the transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-Ξ²) family of proteins to treat disorders affecting blood cells and tissues such as bone, muscle, adipose and heart. Its pipeline targets neuromuscular diseases and ineffective hematopoiesis in myelodysplastic syndromes and myelofibrosis.
2 investors
KFF is an independent organization that conducts health policy research, polling, and journalism. It provides news and analysis on healthcare policy and related topics.
2 investors
Kidaura is a therapy delivery platform for childcare providers such as therapy centers and individual therapists, supporting management of child profiles, therapy scheduling, activity libraries, and progress tracking. It also facilitates communication with parents and home reinforcement of therapy skills.
2 investors
Kilo Health co-builds and invests in ventures across health, wellness, beauty, and travel, providing founders with funding, teams, operations, and full-stack support from pre-seed to Series A. Its portfolio includes digital wellness products such as a non-invasive vagus nerve stimulator with a companion app for stress relief and sleep, and probiotic supplements for gut health.
2 investors
Kindara provides a digital fertility charting app and community that helps users track their fertility, understand their body, or use fertility awareness-based contraception methods.
2 investors
Kindra appears to be a wellness consumer brand offering clinically-tested health products with doctor recommendations. The company emphasizes clean, research-backed formulations.
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
Kiniciti is a platform company that operates cell and gene therapy-focused life science businesses, including Cellistic for iPSC-based manufacturing technologies and Ncardia for human iPSC products and drug discovery services. The company serves therapeutic developers and pharmaceutical companies seeking scalable cell therapy manufacturing and drug discovery solutions.
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
Kite Pharma develops CAR T-cell therapies for cancer patients, engineering the immune system's cells to target and attack cancer. Each therapy is individualized per patient through a multi-step manufacturing process.
2 investors
Kivo is a document management system for life sciences organizations that ensures GxP compliance through 21 CFR Part 11 e-signatures, access controls, and audit trails. The platform integrates DocuSign and Microsoft Office to support collaborative authoring, approval workflows, training assignments, and real-time compliance reporting.
2 investors