Healthtech Startups
18,756 companies tagged Healthtech, with their investors and founders.
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Kodiak Sciences develops biopharmaceutical therapies for chronic ophthalmic diseases, with a focus on patient outcomes and stakeholder impact in the healthcare system.
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Koutif Therapeutics develops therapeutic compounds that inhibit the inflammatory cascade by targeting the ubiquitin degradation pathway, specifically using an inhibitor of the Fbxo3 E3 ligase to degrade pro-inflammatory proteins such as TRAFs and the NLRP3 inflammasome. Its drug discovery approach is based on intellectual property licensed from the University of Pittsburgh and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, aimed at treating inflammatory conditions.
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Kuleana Technology develops portable dialysis technology for patients with chronic kidney failure and end-stage renal disease, including a dialysis machine that runs without a constant water connection and a needleless vascular access system. The company, formed by doctors, scientists, and engineers, advances technology from the University of Washington's Center for Dialysis Innovation to enable at-home, flexible dialysis.
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Kurin manufactures blood culture collection sets with contamination-reducing technology for healthcare providers. The company provides clinical support, data analytics, and outcomes measurement through proprietary platforms.
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Kuya operates holistic wellness spaces designed to support healing and personal growth, offering amenities such as sensory deprivation tanks, integration rooms, saunas, and cold plunge areas. It serves individuals seeking relaxation and health optimization in nature-inspired environments.
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LAACClamp Inc develops a curved surgical clamp designed to fully close the heart's left atrial appendage to reduce stroke risk in cardiac surgery patients. The device, currently in preclinical development, is intended for cardiac surgeons and uses off-the-shelf surgical instruments instead of complex delivery systems.
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Lakewood Amedex develops antimicrobial compounds, specifically Bisphosphocin® formulations, designed as locally delivered bactericides and fungicides with potential medical applications. The company focuses on advancing antimicrobial technology to address infection treatment needs.
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Lamina Surgical is a medical device company developing CoronaBlade, a single-use electrosurgical instrument for open surgery that connects to existing hospital electrosurgical units instead of a proprietary generator. The device combines cutting, coagulation, illumination, and surgical smoke management, and is aimed at surgeons and surgical teams.
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