Top 10 Healthcare Startups

Every business starts somewhere, from an idea, a conversation, or a stroke of genius.

But startups often face high initial costs and generate limited revenue. This leads them to seek capital from various sources, including venture capitalists. Once funding is secured, the brains behind the startups can get to work.

Here are our top 10 healthcare startups

10. Babylon Salute

Global digital healthcare company Babylon Health puts patients and users at the heart of its strategy. In 2021, the company expanded its services in California with a new service called Babylon 360, a combination of AI-powered technology, medical expertise and personal care. Babylon has also partnered with the Rwandan government, which expands Babylon’s Rwandan service, Babyl, to more people.

LinkedIn: Babylon

Chirping: @BabylonHealthUS

9. Proteus digital health

Proteus Digital Health is an innovative company that combines pharmaceutical products and digital technology. They have developed smart pills with built-in sensors that monitor medication adherence and provide personalized health insights. Their vision is to revolutionize healthcare and use data analytics to support doctors and healthcare systems.

LinkedIn: Proteus Digital Health

Chirping: @ProteusDH

8. Capsule

Capsule aims to transform the pharmaceutical industry using advanced technology and focuses on providing personalized results for doctors, hospitals, insurers and manufacturers. The team recognizes that at the heart of the healthcare system are the people who need care. Capsule has successfully raised more than $500 million in funding from leading healthcare and technology investors around the world.

LinkedIn: Capsule

Chirping: @capsulecares

7. Butterfly net

Butterfly Network has developed a portable, pocket-sized ultrasound device called the Butterfly iQ, which aims to increase the accessibility of medical imaging. The company’s goal is to democratize healthcare for the 4.7 billion people worldwide who lack access to such technology. By turning a smartphone into an ultrasound machine, Butterfly Network’s innovative technology offers an affordable and portable solution.

LinkedIn: Butterfly Network

Chirping: @ButterflyNetInc

6. Time

Tempus is a company combining genomic sequencing, machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies to revolutionize cancer care and improve treatment outcomes. The team uses AI in healthcare to analyze clinical and molecular data, enabling physicians to make real-time data-driven decisions for personalized care and targeted therapies. Tempus aims to make precision medicine a reality by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence.

LinkedIn: Tempus

Chirping: @TempusLabs

5. 23e i

23andMe is a leading research and consumer genetics company. Founded in 2006, the company’s mission is to help people access, understand and benefit from the human genome. The company has created the world’s largest crowdsourcing platform for genetic research, with 80% of its customers opting to participate. The 23andMe research platform has generated over 180 publications on the genetic basis of a wide range of diseases, conditions and traits.

LinkedIn: 23andMe

Chirping: @23andMe

4. GRAIL

GRAIL is a healthcare company dedicated to the early detection of cancer with the goal of saving lives and improving healthcare outcomes. The team developed a blood test called Galleri that can identify multiple types of cancer early on. GRAIL combines next-generation sequencing, large-scale clinical trials, informatics and data science to address the challenge of early cancer detection.

LinkedIn: GRAIL

Chirping: @GrailBio

3. Ziplines

Zipline has a mission to create a logistics system that can serve all human beings equally with life-saving drones that can deliver medical assistance.

The Rwandan government uses Ziplines autonomous drones to transport blood from a distribution center to where it’s needed. Zipline has also partnered with Toyota Tsusho, a Toyota Motor Corp company, which provides aid to Japan’s remote Goto Islands.

LinkedIn: cableway

Chirping: @Cableway

2. Truly Life Sciences

Verily, a subsidiary of Alphabet (Google), is dedicated to leveraging data science, machine learning and advanced technologies to improve healthcare and develop innovative solutions. Verily takes a people-centric approach, aiming to bring precision health to people on a daily basis. Verily focuses on generating and applying evidence from diverse sources to transform healthcare from a one-size-fits-all model to a personalized approach that considers the individual comprehensively. Their goal is to revolutionize health management and the delivery of health services.

Linkedin: True

Chirping: @In truth

1. Modern

Moderna was founded in 2010 and focuses on mRNA technology, which carries instructions throughout the body, instructing cells what to do. Moderna is dedicated to advancing the science of mRNA for patients around the world.

Our platform has a tremendous opportunity to move beyond COVID-19 to transform the way we deliver medicine to the world across multiple therapeutic modalities and areas such as immunology, virology, and rare diseases, among others. The opportunities are limitless, said Barbara Salami, vice president of Moderna Digital for Commercial.

Linkedin: Modern

Chirping: @moderna_tx