Healthtech Startups

TAZ develops anti-aging products and drug discovery research focused on cellular senescence removal and longevity science. The company provides biomarker testing services, contract product development, and drug candidates to extend healthspan in an aging society.

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Tazki provides AI-assisted accident investigation software for occupational safety teams, helping to document witness accounts, identify root causes, and propose corrective measures. The platform is used by Chilean companies and holds official recognition from Chile's Department of Labor.

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TBT Pharma is a biotech company developing repurposed generic drugs to replace topical steroids as the standard of care for skin conditions such as psoriasis, chronic wounds, and orphan skin diseases. Its approach relies on clinically validated data and exclusive patent licenses from NYU and Northwestern.

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A biotech company developing engineered T-cell therapies for cancer, using an AI-based platform to optimize T-cell culture and a novel single-domain TCR structure built on mRNA technology. It operates its own GMP-compatible cleanroom for production.

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TakeCareOS is a care management platform that provides rostering, CRM, shift scheduling, messaging, timesheets, invoicing, and compliance tools for disability, aged care, and home care agencies. The platform includes AI agents that automate administrative tasks like form conversion, documentation drafting, and timesheet processing.

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Team CarePal offers a free mobile app and connected care ecosystem for family care partners in Canada, providing burnout assessments, resource matching, and an AI support assistant (Zolo). It also sells programs to hospitals, senior care homes, and community organizations to support caregivers across hospital-to-home, community, and senior care settings.

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Signify Health provides in-home health visits to health plan members, offering clinical assessments, health screenings, and care coordination delivered by licensed clinicians at no out-of-pocket cost. The service partners with Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial health plans to bring preventive and wellness services directly to patients' homes.

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Team Olivia provides personal assistance services in Sweden, supporting individuals' self-determination and participation in society. The company engages with policymakers and stakeholders to develop and improve personal assistance delivery.

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Team Select Home Care is a home health care provider delivering private duty nursing, family CNA and paid caregiver programs, and personal care services for medically complex and fragile children and adults. It serves patients and families in their homes across 16 U.S. states.

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Provides guidance and support services for children and young people, delivered at home, at school, or wherever help is needed. The type of support is typically determined by a referrer, in the Netherlands.

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Designs and manufactures medical imaging and particle therapy equipment for cancer treatment and diagnostic visualization. Products include ultrasound systems for brachytherapy procedures, cyclotrons for radiopharmaceutical production, and synchrotrons for particle therapy.

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Tech One Biomedical, now part of Avantik, supplies consumables and equipment for histology, anatomic pathology, and Mohs dermatology laboratories. Its product range includes embedding products, reagents and stains, microscope slides, microtome blades, microtomes, cryostats, slide stainers, and related lab services.

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Technical Safety Services provides regulatory compliance, testing, certification, calibration, and maintenance services for laboratory equipment and controlled environments used by life sciences and healthcare organizations. The company offers professional services including commissioning, qualification, validation, and decommissioning across research, manufacturing, and patient care facilities.

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Technology Trace is a Canadian IoT company whose trevii product provides boundless real-time tracking of medical assets' location, utilization, and environmental conditions both inside and outside facilities. It serves healthcare enterprises, hospitals, and healthcare logistics providers across North America for medical asset lifecycle management.

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TechNovaTime builds "digital employees" — automation agents that perform healthcare revenue cycle and patient access tasks such as eligibility verification, claim scrubbing, prior authorization, denial recovery, and payment posting across EHRs and payer portals. It targets healthcare providers and RCM teams, running on HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 Type II infrastructure that mirrors clients' existing software environments.

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TECregen develops regenerative biologic therapies aimed at thymus regeneration and restoring immune function, using ligand engineering, targeted delivery, and functional screening. Its therapeutics target immune decline, cancer, and inflammatory disease.

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TeCure is a South Korean company developing medical technology aimed at advancing future healthcare. The page provides limited detail about its specific products or services.

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Tedisel Medical manufactures hospital equipment for hospitalization zones, critical care areas, and operating rooms, including headwalls, ICU pendants, columns, panels, and operating room software. Founded in 1995, the company sells to hospitals and healthcare facilities in more than 80 countries.

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Tegria is a global healthcare consulting and services company serving provider and payer organizations, offering strategic advisory, operations consulting, and managed services. Its work focuses on improving care delivery and operational performance for healthcare organizations.

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Tegus Medical provides a camera system and platform for remote clinical observation and procedure monitoring, designed to improve patient safety and clinician confidence during medical procedures.

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Tekton Research is a multi-specialty clinical research site organization founded in 2006 that conducts Phase 1-4 trials by partnering with pharmaceutical sponsors and contract research organizations. The company operates both embedded physician practices and standalone research centers led by clinical experts in cardiometabolic care, obesity, neurology, and psychiatry.

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Telcare presents an AI and data-driven approach to connected, predictive healthcare that extends patient care beyond the hospital and supports care transitions from hospital to home. It serves healthcare providers and patients.

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TELCOR develops revenue cycle management and point-of-care software for hospitals, labs, and pathology practices across the U.S. and Canada. The company serves healthcare organizations seeking to streamline operational efficiency and financial performance.

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Tele911 connects patients on scene with board-certified emergency medicine physicians via telehealth, bridging the gap between a 911 call and the emergency department to triage cases and reduce unnecessary ambulance and ER use. It serves health plans, hospital systems, municipalities, EMS and fire departments, event safety teams, remote patient monitoring platforms, and device manufacturers.

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