Healthtech Startups

CareSMS provides scheduling and routing optimization for home and community-based healthcare visits. The platform helps schedulers build and publish visit schedules, optimize routing and zoning, and manage patient preferences and provider availability.

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CareStarter is an automated care management platform that connects families and caregivers to a network of healthcare resources. It delivers customized CareMaps—resource lists tailored by age, location, and diagnosis across categories like education, medical, nutrition, and therapy—to support patients throughout their care journey.

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CareSwift is a software platform for emergency medical services that automates ambulance documentation and billing workflows. The company serves paramedics and ambulance services, particularly in the 9-1-1 system in New York City.

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CareTech Human develops a remote urinalysis device (UroWell) using optical sensing, microchips, and cloud processing to let urologists monitor and assess patient condition without frequent office visits. Originally developed in Ukraine and incubated at Cornell University, the company builds passive health monitoring technology for urological care.

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CareWell Urgent Care operates walk-in urgent care clinics that treat non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, with on-site labs, X-rays, and medications as an alternative to the emergency room. It serves families across eastern Massachusetts and the northeast, now partnering with ClearChoiceMD Urgent Care.

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Carework provides an AI-powered recruiting engine for home care agencies that calls caregiver applicants within minutes, screens them, and live-transfers qualified candidates to the agency's team. It also offers ad management and recruiting support aimed at solo operators, growing agencies, and multi-location home care businesses.

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Carez AI develops synthetic medical imaging powered by AI to support diagnostic and interventional radiology applications. The company targets healthcare providers and medical imaging professionals seeking advanced diagnostic tools.

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Move Health provides a healthcare cost intelligence platform paired with licensed expert consultation, designed for financial advisors and households to make informed healthcare planning decisions.

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Carina Biotech develops chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) therapies and other adoptive cell therapies to treat solid cancers using a patient's immune system. The Australian clinical-stage immunotherapy company creates patient-specific treatments with proprietary platforms designed to improve access to tumors and enhance cell manufacturing.

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Caring.com provides comprehensive directories, consumer reviews, and free expert guidance to help seniors and their families navigate senior living communities and in-home care services. The platform serves seniors, their families, and caregivers seeking information to select appropriate care options.

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Caring Brands is a publicly traded healthcare company developing products for hair loss, dermatological conditions including psoriasis and vitiligo and eczema, and jellyfish protection.

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Caring Group provides in-home aged care, disability support, and allied health services across Australia. The company operates through multiple service lines including home care packages, dementia care, supported living, telehealth, and mobility products for elderly and disabled clients.

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CaringAI provides AI-powered tools for early detection and support in brain health changes, helping families and healthcare providers identify and manage cognitive decline. The company serves patients, caregivers, and clinicians seeking clarity and actionable insights for brain health care navigation.

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CaringUp offers a remote patient monitoring platform for managing chronic and complex conditions through structured engagement, secure patient-care team messaging, clinical collaboration, and alert escalation. It serves providers and health systems, payers, care service providers, and government public health agencies handling conditions such as NCDs, HIV, and TB.

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Carium is a virtual care management platform that integrates bi-directionally with EHRs and uses automation to run end-to-end care journeys for healthcare providers and their patients. It serves health systems and care teams looking to consolidate their tech stack, improve patient engagement, and support value-based and chronic care programs.

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CARM&A Health Inc. is a healthcare startup that trains large language models for primary care applications to reduce administrative burden and cognitive load on physicians. It develops AI-based tools positioned as an integrated member of the care team to support both patients and providers in complex care management.

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CARMAT develops Aeson, a total artificial heart that replaces both ventricles to treat patients with end-stage biventricular heart failure. The device is commercially available as a bridge to transplant in the European Union and countries recognizing CE marking, and is under an Early Feasibility Study in the United States.

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Carmina de Young designs and manufactures garments and personal protective equipment, including AAMI Level 1-3 isolation gowns, coveralls, and scrubs, in both disposable and reusable forms. It supplies the Canadian federal government, hospitals, and emergency services personnel such as firefighters, police, and paramedics.

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CarobWay develops clean-label food ingredients derived from carob, using a zero-waste process to turn the crop into products for the food industry. The company positions itself around sustainable, science-backed food solutions.

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Carocell Bio develops peptide-based anti-inflammatory therapeutics, including its lead peptide JEL0305, that inhibit the intracellular MAPK (p38) inflammatory pathway and are combined with a nanoparticle delivery technology for topical application to the skin. It targets inflammatory conditions such as eczema (atopic dermatitis) and inflammation-related skin ageing.

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CaroGen Corporation develops immunotherapies for cancer and infectious diseases based on an enveloped self-amplifying mRNA (virus-like vesicle) platform, with lead candidates including CARG-2020 for ovarian and other cancers and CARG-201 for hepatitis B. The company works with academic and government partners such as Wayne State University, UConn Health, and NIH/NIAID.

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Verve Senior Living operates retirement residences that provide accommodation and care services for seniors. The company focuses on personalized, compassionate support delivered through a team-based approach.

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Carpe manufactures clinical-grade antiperspirant and skincare products designed to reduce underarm sweat and odor for consumers. The company offers a regimen-based approach with multiple product formulations developed with dermatologist input.

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CARPL.ai operates a marketplace and enterprise imaging platform for radiology AI, offering over 140 AI applications along with PACS-native orchestration tools that let health systems and radiologists access, evaluate, and deploy AI solutions in their clinical workflows. It serves hospitals and health systems and partners with imaging software vendors such as Intelerad, PaxeraHealth, and DeepHealth.

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