Healthtech Startups
18,497 companies tagged Healthtech, with their investors and founders.
GroovyX runs a global medical tourism business, helping Korean hospitals attract international patients through a system that combines its platform, data, and operations. It provides hospital marketing, digital advertising, data-driven growth strategy, and B2B partnerships focused on the Korean aesthetic/cosmetic medicine market.
1 investor
BrainOK (브레인오케이) is a mobile self-assessment app that adapts over 50 hospital-grade neuropsychological tests (such as TMT, Stroop Test, Digit Span, and Symbol Coding) to measure attention, memory, language, visuospatial, and executive function and to detect early signs of dementia and mild cognitive impairment. It serves individuals doing regular self-checks, at-risk groups, and medical, welfare, and cognitive-health research settings.
1 investor
Lifet (라이펫) operates a Korean-language online community and content platform for dog owners, where caregivers share information and ask questions about pet health topics such as nutrition, medication, dental care, and everyday behavior. The platform offers care tips and user-generated posts to help pet guardians look after their animals.
1 investor
C&R Research is a contract research organization providing end-to-end clinical trial services, including regulatory and non-regulatory trials as well as multinational studies. It has conducted around 1,800 clinical trials, including 79 global multinational trials, over 29 years.
1 investor
Y-pet (와이펫) makes a rice-grain-sized implantable microchip with a built-in temperature sensor ("안심멍냥칩") that combines pet identification/registration with body-temperature monitoring for dogs and cats. The company also offers an app-connected scanner so owners can check their pet's temperature at home, serving pet owners and veterinary clinics in South Korea.
1 investor
Zerorder develops AI-based medical technology to address infant torticollis, aiming to provide effective and affordable treatment for affected babies. The company brings together software engineers, designers, and other specialists at the intersection of healthcare and technology.
1 investor
DentiQube (덴티큐브) is an AI-based operations platform for dental laboratories that reads work order forms from a photo and links them to patient history, work progress tracking, client management, and billing. It serves dental lab owners and staff in South Korea, covering intake, production status, per-client invoicing, and management analytics.
1 investor
Q-Click (주식회사 큐클릭) is a Korean company that builds AI and software tools designed to fit into existing on-site work processes rather than requiring users to change their habits. It focuses on reducing time and cost and supporting better decision-making by identifying recurring operational inconveniences in the field.
1 investor
Alivas is a medical device startup developing a new therapeutic device for refractory chronic constipation, a condition affecting patients who do not respond to drug treatment. The company originated from the Japan Biodesign program, a collaboration between Stanford University and the University of Tokyo.
1 investor
Epsilon Medical develops and manufactures intravascular electrodes for cerebrovascular applications. The company operates in the medical device sector, serving clinical and research markets.
1 investor
TL Genomics develops in vitro diagnostic medical products and healthcare testing services, focusing on bone marrow transplant testing, chromosome analysis for disease risk and fertility assessment, and related medical services.
1 investor
ANDBAM sells a shampoo and conditioner combo formulated to address hair loss and scalp health through active ingredients like DHT blockers and growth stimulants. The products target consumers seeking thicker, fuller hair through a direct-to-consumer model.
1 investor
1 True Health provides a care delivery and health management program for older adults living at home, supporting care plan compliance, medication management, and daily task coordination. It also serves the caregivers and organizations that help care for aging adults.
1 investor
100Plus provides a remote care platform for healthcare providers that includes remote patient monitoring (RPM) and chronic care management (CCM), handling device distribution, patient eligibility, data monitoring, and reimbursement paperwork. It serves medical practices treating patients with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.
1 investor
101mobility provides bathroom safety equipment and modification services designed to reduce fall risks and support independent living for elderly and mobility-impaired individuals.
1 investor
10x provides an AI-powered back-office service that automates dental practice operations including hygiene recall outreach, treatment follow-up coordination, and missed-call answering. The system uses conversational AI to contact patients via text or phone and book appointments directly into practice management systems.
1 investor
119 is a patent-pending mobile and wearable system that acts as a modern medical ID, communicating a user's medical information to bystanders or first responders via QR code and guiding them through the appropriate emergency response. It serves people with chronic health conditions, offering pre-set emergency messaging and a bystander questionnaire to avoid unnecessary 911 calls.
1 investor
123Dentist operates a network of neighbourhood dental clinics across Canada, offering services from routine cleanings and checkups to orthodontics, dental implants, teeth whitening, emergency care, and children's dentistry. It helps patients find local clinics, arrange appointments, and manage payment through insurance, patient financing, and the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
1 investor
Kalguroo is a Thai AI-powered calorie-counting app that analyzes food photos to provide nutritional data, leveraging multimodal AI and a proprietary Thai food database. The app is expanding toward a comprehensive personal health coaching platform serving users globally, with a focus on Southeast Asian markets.
1 investor
1928 Diagnostics provides a cloud-based bioinformatics platform that transforms complex genomic sequencing data into actionable insights for researchers, healthcare providers, and organizations. The platform automates genomic analysis workflows, making advanced analytics accessible without requiring specialized computational expertise or on-site infrastructure.
1 investor
19Labs builds GALE, a smart point-of-care platform that brings a full clinic experience to schools, rural communities, and pharmacies. The company focuses on providing telemedicine and healthcare access to underserved rural populations worldwide.
1 investor
1m provides continuously updated, quantified risk intelligence for healthcare organizations, tracking hundreds of risks to surface emerging issues and update forecasts as conditions change. It offers tailored applications for finance, strategy, enterprise risk management, and audit/compliance teams to make risk-aware decisions.
1 investor
One Mnet Health provides technology and services that turn healthcare data into insights for healthcare providers, supporting workflow automation, patient engagement, personalized care, and revenue and payment management. It serves providers across the United States, helping manage patient balances and improve operational efficiency.
1 investor
1nhaler develops a single-dose dry powder inhaler made mostly from cardboard, designed to be low-cost, portable, propellant-free and low in carbon impact for delivering inhalable medicines. Its lead project is a salbutamol inhaler for asthma relief, with potential applications in rescue medications, anaphylaxis, migraine, vaccines and clinical trials.
1 investor





