Primary Care Startups
8 companies tagged Primary Care, with their investors and founders.
Circle Medical provides telehealth services specializing in ADHD diagnosis and treatment for adults through remote video consultations with healthcare providers. The service offers affordable, convenient access to care for patients seeking ADHD assessment and medication management.
6 investors
Nest Genomics develops genomics solutions to integrate genetic testing into routine patient care. The company is led by former Clear Genetics founders and employs genetic counselors and engineers.
6 investors
Loop Health provides healthcare services to address chronic disease management and primary care access in India, where a majority of the population lacks regular access to trusted doctors.
4 investors
Rinse combines technology and hospitality with science-based dental care to provide preventive oral health services through modern studio experiences. It aims to modernize dentistry by addressing fragmented industry practices and outdated approaches.
3 investors
HeyDoctor offers remote primary care consultations through a mobile app and website, handling common medical needs like birth control refills, UTI treatment, and acne care without requiring insurance, video calls, or lengthy appointments. The service operates in 13 U.S. states and charges under $20 per visit, with asynchronous messaging access to physicians.
2 investors
Tuli operates a network of UK pharmacies that function as diagnostic hubs, offering blood testing and clinical services directly to patients and healthcare providers through a simplified booking and sample collection process.
2 investors
Okani offers a subscription-based healthcare service in Mexico that provides digital primary care through chat and app-based consultations, then coordinates access to secondary care from physicians, labs, pharmacies, and clinics for patients who typically pay out-of-pocket for medical services.
1 investor
Standard Medical is a primary care clinic that uses AI under physician supervision, with a licensed physician making every clinical decision while AI gradually takes on clinical tasks. It aims to lower costs and expand access to care, and plans to see its first patients in Utah in 2026.
1 investor