Healthtech Startups

Healthy Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm that makes high-conviction investments in health tech startups. It backs founders building healthcare infrastructure, providing go-to-market support, market expertise, and a network of customers, advisors, and talent.

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Healthy.Capital is a venture investor focused on digital health solutions, backing early-stage companies that apply technology to healthcare. It prioritizes investing in founding teams working on healthcare innovation.

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Healthy Young Minds provides teletherapy services for children and teens up to age 21, combining evidence-based interventions with personalized treatment plans to address behavioral, developmental, and mental health challenges. The company serves families across multiple states through a collaborative multidisciplinary care model, with Medicaid coverage and private pay options available.

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Healz analyzes up to 100 advanced biomarkers across 8 specialized panels to identify biological causes of symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, weight changes, and low performance, providing clinical interpretation and a 30-day action plan. It serves both individuals and companies, offering an anonymized corporate dashboard for workforce health, with CE IVDR certification and a focus on the European market.

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Heart + Paw operates veterinary clinics, grooming salons, and dog daycare facilities across the Mid-Atlantic and expanding to the East Coast and Midwest. The company combines veterinary care, pet grooming, and pet daycare services under a low-stress, pet-centered care model.

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HeartBeam develops a portable, cable-free ECG system centered on the credit card-sized AIMIGo device that synthesizes a 12-lead ECG for assessing arrhythmias. It pairs patient-captured recordings with cloud analysis and cardiologist review to provide clinical-grade cardiac data outside clinical settings.

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Heartbeat.bio develops cardiac chamber models (Cardioids) and an assay suite that characterize heart disease phenotypes at structural, functional, and molecular levels. The company applies these models to accelerate and de-risk cardiac drug discovery.

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Heartland Veterinary Partners provides operational support and partnership services to veterinary practices across the United States. The company partners with practice owners to handle business operations, recruitment, and practice development so practitioners can focus on patient care.

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HealthTech Arkansas (HTA) helps medtech and healthtech companies from around the world enter the U.S. healthcare market by guiding U.S. strategy, arranging guaranteed hospital pilot projects and clinical trials through its coalition of clinical partners, and connecting them with U.S. investors. It runs HeartX, a virtual accelerator focused on cardiovascular technologies across digital health software, medical devices, and diagnostics, and often invests directly in participating companies.

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Kamedi GmbH makes heat it®, a smartphone-connected medical device (Class IIa) that treats itching and pain from insect bites by applying concentrated heat (about 51 °C) to the skin, controlled via a free companion app. The chemistry-free device plugs into a phone's charging port and is aimed at consumers and families for use on mosquito, horsefly, bee, and wasp stings.

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Heba offers a platform with trackers and tools for families and care organisations to store, track, and share health information such as symptoms, behaviours, appointments, medications, and documents, and to coordinate care with family members and professionals. It targets families caring for medically complex or special-needs individuals and provides 24/7 expert guidance.

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Hedfirst applies AI to primary care, producing detailed written diagnostic reports aimed at patients with complex conditions who struggle with long wait times and fragmented specialist care. It targets consumers seeking faster, more thorough medical evaluation.

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Hedonist Labs produces Hang-Over, an effervescent dietary supplement containing electrolytes, vitamins, and plant extracts designed to help alleviate hangover symptoms such as dehydration, fatigue, and nausea after alcohol consumption.

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Heights makes science-backed nutritional supplements—including a multivitamin, probiotic, and relaxation/sleep formula—using delayed-release capsule technology and ingredients validated in clinical trials. Its products are sold direct to consumers and supplied to the BWT Alpine Formula 1 team as a performance supplement.

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Helia provides a bill-only platform that automates and integrates procurement, contract processing, and payment workflows for healthcare providers, suppliers, and distributors. The platform digitizes manual billing processes, ensures regulatory compliance (HIPAA, SOC2), and connects with existing ERP, EMR, and scheduling systems.

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HeliosX is a digital health platform that combines clinicians, pharmacies, and technology to prescribe, treat, and deliver medicines to patients, operating a portfolio of five telemedicine brands. It positions itself as Europe's largest telemedicine company, serving patients globally with online treatment, repeat prescriptions, and pharmacy support.

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Helix is a population genomics company that provides an end-to-end platform to integrate genomic data into clinical care, research, and therapeutic development. It partners with health systems, providers, payers, life sciences organizations, and patients to enable genetic screening and personalized healthcare at scale.

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HelixBind develops a diagnostic platform for bloodstream infections that delivers microbiology results in about 4 hours to help clinicians identify invasive infections and choose antimicrobial treatments. Its technology targets sepsis diagnosis and aims to support faster, more accurate pathogen identification for hospitals and physicians.

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Hello Products manufactures natural toothpaste and oral care products using plant-based ingredients like mint, coconut oil, and aloe vera. The company sells directly to consumers through its e-commerce site.

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Hello Health Group operates digital health information platforms in emerging Asia that provide medically reviewed health and wellness content in local languages. The company serves consumers and patients across 9 markets, enabling them to access health knowledge and connect with healthcare providers and services.

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Alleva develops an electronic health record (EHR) platform designed specifically for behavioral health providers to manage patient care across treatment settings. The software serves treatment facilities, therapists, and healthcare teams by consolidating clinical documentation, medication management, billing, and patient engagement tools.

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HelloBiome runs independent Clinical Claims Studies that measure a product's impact on the human microbiome and awards a Microbiome Seal to products meeting its validation criteria. It serves consumer brands in skincare, haircare, oral, intimate, and body categories, providing third-party clinical validation and claims-ready reporting.

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Boon (Swajal Water Pvt. Ltd.) designs in-house water purification and dispensing systems that combine multi-stage filtration, mineral enhancement, and connected monitoring for homes, offices, hotels, and communities. Based in India, it serves hospitality and organizational clients such as hotels and offices across nine countries.

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Hello Cass was an Australian not-for-profit that ran an SMS chatbot providing anonymous, localised information and support for people experiencing or affected by family and sexual violence. Built with AI and SMS infrastructure and developed in consultation with prevention-of-violence organisations, it launched for Victoria before ceasing operations after four years.

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