Top Healthcare Startups 2023

December 2023

Browse 99 of the top Healthcare startups funded by Y Combinator.

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  • Ginkgo Bioworks
    Ginkgo Bioworks (S14)Public • 641 employees • Boston
    Ginkgo Bioworks is the organism company. We design custom organisms for customers across multiple markets. We build our foundries to scale the process of organism engineering using software and hardware automation. Organism engineers at Ginkgo learn from nature to develop new organisms that replace technology with biology.
    synthetic-biology
    diagnostics
    automation
  • Notable Labs
    Notable Labs (W15)Public • 40 employees • Foster City, CA
    Notable Labs is building a personalized drug discovery platform to identify treatment options for relapsed and refractory cancer patients — starting with blood cancer — to address the long tail of cancer treatment. We look at a person’s actual cancer cells, test combinations of FDA approved drugs, and see which combinations kill the cancer cells and leave the healthy cells alive. We focus on combinations because cancer is often difficult to target with just one drug and starting with a single drug can lead to resistant clones or relapse. We're building a highly automated lab in Foster City running on our custom software and are currently testing relapsed/refractory cancer patients as well as samples from a variety of pharma/biotech partnerships. https://www.notablelabs.com/careers
    biotech
    drug-discovery
    oncology
  • Pardes Biosciences
    Pardes Biosciences (S20)Public • 2 employees • San Francisco
    We make oral drugs to treat and prevent viral infections - like COVID-19.
    biotech
    therapeutics
  • Lucira Health
    Lucira Health (W15)Public • 43 employees • Emeryville, CA
    Diassess Inc. is revolutionizing the way infectious diseases are prevented, diagnosed, and monitored by developing the tools necessary to empower people to become knowledgeable about their health. We produce inexpensive, disposable health diagnostic hardware that transforms any smartphone into a portable, real-time health-monitoring device for rapid, accessible, multiplexed analysis of bodily fluids anywhere in the world.
    health-tech
    diagnostics
  • Solugen
    Solugen (W17)Active • 200 employees • Houston, TX
    Solugen is decarbonizing the chemistry of everyday life with enzymes and innovative metal catalysts. Our new to the world Bioforge platform technology can produce high value chemical goods that are biobased and carbon negative, at cost on par with current technologies. We are making sustainable chemistry accessible to all living things, to ensure a prosperous world exists for generations.
    manufacturing
    climate
    climatetech
    biotechnology
    industrial
  • Opentrons
    Opentrons (W16)Active • 300 employees • New York
    Today, biologists spend too much time pipetting by hand. We think biologists should have robots to do pipetting for them. People doing science should be free of tedious benchwork and repetitive stress injuries. They should be able to spend their time designing experiments and analyzing data. That's why we started Opentrons. We make robots for biologists. Our mission is to provide the scientific community with a common platform to easily share protocols and reproduce each other's results. Our robots automate experiments that would otherwise be done by hand, allowing our community to spend more time pursuing answers to some of the 21st century’s most important questions.
    robotics
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
  • Truepill
    Truepill (S17)Active • 1,300 employees • San Mateo, CA
    Our API-connected healthcare infrastructure empowers our partners to deliver world-class patient experiences. We power prescribing, lab testing and pharmacy fulfillment.
    consumer-health-services
  • Athelas
    Athelas (S16)Active • 160 employees • Mountain View
    At Athelas, we're bringing simple, life-changing health care products to people around the globe. The future of healthcare is at the home - we are a team of technologists building the next generation of medical products at the intersection of hardware and software. We won’t stop until we’ve brought the world class tools of a hospital to your home. Athelas Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) allows healthcare providers to monitor patient vitals like blood pressure, weight, and blood glucose without the patient ever having to enter a clinic, improving patient health and engagement, and reducing hospitalizations. We do this all through a beautifully integrated suite of devices and software tools that provides access to state-of-the-art technologies and groundbreaking AI powered analysis.
    health-tech
    medical-devices
    biotech
    healthcare
  • NimbleRx
    NimbleRx (W15)Active • 85 employees • Redwood City, CA
    We enable people to live their best lives. As we succeed, there is more convenience, healthier communities and thriving businesses. We get medications to those who need them and improve information, access and management of their care and enable businesses to move online and gain access to consumers who need their services
  • Papa
    Papa (S18)Active • 500 employees • Miami, FL
    Papa is a one-stop-shop for flexible family care, providing companionship and a helping hand wherever it’s needed. With wide-ranging industry, technology, and transformation experience, we share a vision for a world where no one has to go it alone. And a deep well of gratitude for the Papa People who move this vision forward. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Miami, Papa is backed by Canaan, Tiger Global Management, Comcast Ventures, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, TCG, Initialized Capital, and Seven Seven Six, among other revered institutional and individual investors. Papa is an equal opportunity employer. We proudly support the ParityPledge® for gender and/or racial parity at the highest levels of business.
    consumer-health-services
    digital-health
  • Clipboard Health
    Clipboard Health (W17)Active • 600 employees • San Francisco
    Clipboard Health exists to lift as many people up the socioeconomic ladder as possible. We dramatically improve lives by letting healthcare professionals turn extra time and ambition into career growth and financial opportunity. We achieve this with our app-based marketplace that connects healthcare facilities and healthcare professionals, allowing healthcare professionals to book on-demand shifts and healthcare facilities to access on-demand talent. Our mission is to enable healthcare professionals to work when and where they want and to enable healthcare facilities to meet their talent needs. Clipboard Health is a fast-growing Series C startup with classic two-sided network effects. We have product-market fit, generate substantial revenue, and we are helping nurses fix healthcare one shift at a time. Clipboard Health is a diverse and inclusive company with a global, remote-first team of hundreds of people. We’ve been featured on YC’s Top Companies and grown our revenue 25x in the last 18 months. We need your help to keep growing so we can serve more healthcare professionals, healthcare facilities, and patients.
    marketplace
    consumer-health-services
    health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
  • Modern Health
    Modern Health (W18)Active • 375 employees • San Francisco
    Modern Health is the leading mental wellness platform that combines clinically validated assessments, personalized stress management support, an international network of certified behavioral health coaches, and licensed therapists to deliver mental health support across a broad range of individual needs. Modern Health empowers employers to lead the charge in helping their employees be less stressed, more engaged, and happier through evidence-based technology and professional support. Modern Health has raised over $170M from top investors Battery Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, and John Doerr and supports over 200 companies globally including Lyft, Pixar, SoFi, Credit Karma, Electronic Arts, Cooley, and Okta.
    mental-health-tech
    health-tech
  • BillionToOne
    BillionToOne (S17)Active • 300 employees • Menlo Park, CA
    BillionToOne has developed a DNA molecular counter that increases the cell-free DNA diagnostics resolution by over 1,000 fold, which unlocks transformative improvements in prenatal screening and liquid biopsy for cancers. Unity Screen, BillionToOne's commercially available non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT), is the only NIPT that can assess fetal risk for both recessive conditions and aneuploidies from maternal blood. UNITY Screen continues to grow exponentially and is on its path to becoming the next standard-of-care, with an increasing number of publications showing its accuracy and advantages over other screening methods. We have also recently used our molecular counting technology to develop liquid biopsy tests, which have the potential to completely transform oncology care.
    diagnostics
    genomics
  • H1
    H1 (W20)Active • 500 employees • New York
    H1 helps connect the healthcare ecosystem by providing a global platform of every healthcare professional and healthcare organization.
    health-tech
    healthcare
  • Tempo
    Tempo (W15)Active • 158 employees • San Francisco
    SmartSpot is a post Series-A stealth startup backed by Founders Fund and Khosla Ventures that uses computer vision to deliver an unparalleled fitness training experience to your home. Our unique hardware solution gives amazing trainers the ability to see their class participants in real time and deliver detailed advice that was previously only possible in person.
    machine-learning
    consumer-health-services
  • CareRev
    CareRev (S16)Active • 275 employees • Remote, OR
    CareRev is a technology platform empowering healthcare professionals to take control of their careers. CareRev provides a direct line between healthcare facilities and local clinical talent, cutting out the middleman and enabling professionals to work where and when they want. Together, we’re building the local, resilient, flexible healthcare workforce of the future. For more information, visit carerev.com or follow us on LinkedIn.
    marketplace
    healthcare
    enterprise-software
  • Memora Health
    Memora Health (W18)Active • 90 employees • San Francisco
    Memora Health helps healthcare organizations digitize and automate complex care workflows, making them simple for patients and clinicians to navigate. Memora ingests existing data on clinical workflows, converts them into cohesive messaging journeys that guide patients through their care episodes, and automates the completion of simple follow-up tasks in the EMR. Memora's platform reduces care team notifications by nearly 40%, has a >70 average NPS, and has improved clinical outcomes across various populations. Contact us at info@memorahealth.com
    artificial-intelligence
    health-tech
    digital-health
  • Atomwise
    Atomwise (W15)Active • 67 employees • San Francisco
    Atomwise is a preclinical tech-enabled biotech using machine learning for hit discovery, hit expansion, and lead optimization. We were the first team to apply convolutional neural networks to drug discovery. We focus on identifying and optimizing novel small molecule scaffolds and unlocking previously-undrugged protein targets.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    deep-learning
    biotech
    drug-discovery
    oncology
  • PicnicHealth
    PicnicHealth (S14)Active • 100 employees • San Francisco
    Healthcare needs good data. At PicnicHealth, we are building deep real-world datasets fueling cutting-edge research while giving patients control of their own medical record data. These complete, clinically-rich datasets produce unique insights — across dozens of diseases — to ultimately get the right treatments into patients’ hands faster. We work directly with patients and leverage state of the art machine learning to transform messy medical records into structured, research-ready datasets. To date we’ve helped tens of thousands of patients securely access their records and proactively contribute to advancing research in diseases that impacts their lives.
    machine-learning
    health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
    nlp
  • Lively, Inc.
    Lively, Inc. (W17)Active • 195 employees • San Francisco
    Out-of-pocket healthcare costs are skyrocketing and every day, people all across America are forced to make difficult decisions about their health. Lively is the benefits solutions provider that gets it right. We designed our solutions to take the guesswork out of managing benefits. And our innovative features are built to simplify benefits administration and evolve with your business. Managing wellness and wealth takes more than a series of transactions. By combining robust features with unparalleled service, we make benefits administration effortless, even when time and energy are limited. Experience benefits administration as it should be with Lively. Go to www.livelyme.com to learn about how HSAs other modern employee benefits can help you and your team.
    fintech
    health-tech
    hr-tech
  • Asher Bio
    Asher Bio (S19)Active • 3 employees • San Carlos, CA
    Asher Bio is a biotechnology company developing precisely targeted immunotherapies for cancer and other diseases. Our cis-targeting platform aims to enable selective activation of specific immune cell types, addressing the inherent limitations of otherwise pleiotropic immunotherapies that act on multiple cell types. Our approach has the potential to precisely direct different immune mediators against a range of target immune cell-types and create best-in-class immunotherapies in cancer, autoimmune and infectious diseases. Asher Bio is backed by Third Rock Ventures and is located in South San Francisco.
    biotech
  • Ribbon Health
    Ribbon Health (S17)Active • 91 employees • New York
    Ribbon Health is a health care data platform that provides the critical infrastructure that health insurers, medical providers, and digital health solutions need to enable accurate provider directories, reliable referral management, and efficient care navigation. We offer a seamless API layer that integrates into each health care organization's existing workflow to build connectivity across the industry and continuously improve the accuracy of its data with its spread and use. Ribbon is the only solution to offer all of these capabilities in one platform, and delivers the most comprehensive data on doctors, insurance plans, and the cost and quality of care culled from thousands of sources. By providing this infrastructure, Ribbon delivers on its mission of making it easy for every health care decision to be high-quality, cost effective, and convenient.
    health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
    api
  • Ophelia
    Ophelia (W20)Active • 130 employees • New York
    Ophelia helps people quit opioids without going to rehab. We offer online doctor’s visits, withdrawal medication prescriptions, and support for long-term recovery, using a protocol 6x more effective than most rehabs (2/3rds of which don't have doctors). More than 3 million Americans are addicted to opioids, but 80% are not getting help, due to jobs, families, and privacy concerns. Meanwhile, there's a proven treatment that increases survival rates by 600%, and it's low cost, discreet, and convenient. It's called MAT, and it looks like treatment for anxiety or depression: medication plus therapy. However, doctors need a special waiver to prescribe the medication, which fewer than 5% of them have, so it's difficult to get, and most people are buying it on the street. Sadly, drug dealers aren't doctors: every 11 minutes another American dies of an opioid overdose, now the #1 cause of death for Americans under 50. Ophelia is replacing rehab with telemedicine, using proven science and a consumer-first approach. The opioid treatment market in the U.S. is $15B, and 85% of opioid addicts have insurance that pays for it. We're treating roughly 400 patients with thousands more waiting. Zack started Ophelia after losing his girlfriend to an opioid overdose, who found it easier to get medication from a drug dealer than a doctor. We are raising money to help patients in waiting, grow our footprint, save lives, and earn venture-level returns for investors.
    mental-health-tech
    healthcare
    telemedicine
  • Culture Biosciences
    Culture Biosciences (W18)Active • 40 employees • South San Francisco, CA
    Culture Biosciences grows cells for biotech companies. Our customers genetically modify organisms to produce new therapeutics, materials, fuels and foods. We help them quickly run experiments and develop manufacturing processes so they can get their products to market faster. We've built proprietary software and automation systems to make operating our bioreactors more efficient than existing systems. We also provide customers with new software tools that help them analyze and contextualize their data. We are currently serving a number of biotech customers and scaling out our infrastructure.
    cellular-agriculture
    biotech
  • Pelago
    Pelago (W18)Active • 130 employees • New York
    Pelago, formerly Quit Genius, is the world’s leading virtual clinic for substance use management. We are transforming substance use support—from prevention to treatment—delivering education, management skills, and opportunities for positive change to members struggling with substance use, most commonly tobacco, alcohol, or opioids. Our solution gives employers the means to offer on-demand, personalized support to workers seeking to live healthier lives. Pelago’s cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs deliver convenient, accessible, and effective support that seamlessly integrates with health plans, pharmacy benefit managers, and wellness platforms. To date, Pelago has helped more than 750,000 members manage their substance use and improve their lives.
    healthcare
  • NURX
    NURX (W16)Acquired • 300 employees • New York
    Nurx is a telemedicine startup focused on increasing access to healthcare, starting with birth control and PrEP services.
    consumer-health-services
  • Verge Genomics
    Verge Genomics (S15)Active • 50 employees • San Francisco
    Verge uses artificial intelligence and human data to develop better drugs faster. Verge has an end-to-end technology-driven drug discovery and development platform, featuring one of the field’s largest and most comprehensive proprietary patient genomics datasets from human tissue. Verge uses machine learning to mine this data and develops these insights into new drugs using it’s human-centric biology and chemistry platforms.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    biotech
    healthcare
  • Qventus
    Qventus (W15)Active • 163 employees • San Francisco
    Qventus’ mission is to simplify how healthcare operates so it just works — for everyone. The company offers an AI-based software platform that helps hospital teams make better operational decisions in real-time. Qventus addresses operational challenges across the hospital including emergency departments, perioperative areas, patient safety, in-patient, outpatient and pharmacy. Located in Silicon Valley, Qventus is honored to be working with leading public, academic and community hospitals across the United States. Founded in 2012, Qventus was named among Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies for 2018. The company has also been recognized as a leader and innovator in operational excellence, with the 2016 Fierce Innovations Award in Healthcare and Healthcare Informatics 2017 Innovator Award. For more information about Qventus, please visit www.qventus.com
    saas
    digital-health
    healthcare
    ai
  • Reliance Health
    Reliance Health (W17)Active • 384 employees • Lagos, Nigeria
    Reliance Health uses technology to make quality healthcare delightful, affordable and accessible in emerging markets. Through an integrated approach that includes affordable health insurance, telemedicine and a combination of partner and proprietary healthcare facilities, Reliance Health offers innovative healthcare solutions that meet the needs of emerging markets including Nigeria, Egypt and growing
    health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
    health-insurance
  • Endpoint Health
    Endpoint Health (W19)Active • 23 employees • Palo Alto
    Endpoint Health is on a mission to address urgent needs in immune-driven critical and chronic illnesses by delivering therapies that are personalized to each patient’s biology. We built Endpoint Health from the ground up to develop and commercialize therapeutics and therapy-guiding tests, to ensure that every patient receives personalized treatment that will dramatically improve their outcomes. Our vision is a world in which all patients have effective, personalized treatment, because therapies are targeted to the right patient at the right time.
  • Curebase
    Curebase (S18)Active • 118 employees • San Francisco
    Curebase is reinventing decentralized clinical trials to help the vast majority of potential patients that currently cannot access clinical research. Curebase’s vision is that any patient, no matter where they are located, should be able to participate in clinical trials at home and with their own doctors. This is made possible through a unique suite of tools, including all-in-one eClinical software and virtual research sites, designed to engage patients in clinical trials across all settings, be it at home, at their local clinic, or other places in their community.
    healthcare
  • Redcliffe Lifetech
    Redcliffe Lifetech (W21)Active • 3,500 employees • Delhi, India
    Redcliffe Labs (a unit of Redcliffe Lifetech Inc) provides diagnostics with a comprehensive portfolio approach both with routine and specialised test menus with advanced testing labs all over India. Its digital first approach with on-demand 1-hour home collection and same day report is disrupting the way diagnostics is delivered today and thus is the fastest growing in India. Redcliffe Labs is providing 3500+ tests across its wide network of labs and collection centres. The company has served about millions of Indians and is processing more than 250K+ test parameters daily. The test portfolio is very wide including routine pathology tests, advanced genetic screening, research-based DNA tests in reproductive health, cancer and wellness/fitness. The easy to interpret smart reports provide key health check-points, which can help in diagnosing and treating both chronic and acute diseases on time. Redcliffe Labs has pioneered Drone technology adoption in the diagnostic sector by opening up the first commercial corridor from Uttarkashi to Dehradun. The company currently has 30+ labs and 700+ authorised collection centres in more than 120 cities across India. Redcliffe's vision is to provide world-class diagnostic services to people across the Indian sub-continent in an affordable manner.
    consumer-health-services
    health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
    diagnostics
  • Ansa Biotechnologies
    Ansa Biotechnologies (W20)Active • 72 employees • Emeryville, CA
    Ansa Biotechnologies is developing a new way to make DNA that will be faster, cleaner, and more accurate than existing methods. Currently, DNA is manufactured via a chemical method that has remained mostly unchanged for 35 years. Our enzyme-based approach promises to dramatically accelerate innovation in biological research and biotechnology, including therapeutics, diagnostics and biomanufacturing.
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
  • Modern Fertility
    Modern Fertility (S17)Acquired • 25 employees • San Francisco
    We're a women’s health company making personalized reproductive health information more accessible, earlier in life. We make the same laboratory tests that were previously confined to fertility clinics more accessible for women at home. By arming women with powerful information about their reproductive health, Modern Fertility is closing the fertility information gap and enabling women to own the decisions impacting their bodies and futures. We've raised $22 million from Forerunner Ventures, Maveron, Union Square Ventures, First Round Capital, #Angels and Y Combinator.
    fertility-tech
    consumer-health-services
    women's-health
  • Osmind
    Osmind (S20)Active • 55 employees • San Francisco
    Osmind is the premier platform for clinicians and researchers advancing new life-saving mental health treatments. Today, mental health disorders are one of the leading causes of death worldwide, especially among young adults, and are tied to shortening lifespans. While there have been developments in new psychiatric medications since the first FDA approval in 1954, today there is a growing movement among clinicians, patients, and researchers who are recognizing the need to accelerate new science. The Osmind treatment platform is the first and only solution that solves specific challenges faced by neuropsychiatric clinics, spanning general psychiatry and interventional psychiatry (transcranial magnetic stimulation, ketamine, SPRAVATO®, psychedelic medicine, electroconvulsive therapy). The core electronic health record (EHR) technology is precisely developed for interventional treatment workflows and designed to support a strong therapeutic alliance, including journaling tools and assistance with health plan reimbursement, which is a significant access hurdle for millions of patients. Research from our platform is already helping to set new standards for mental health interventions. For example, in the largest published real-world analysis of ketamine infusion therapy for depression, we teamed up with Stanford University School of Medicine to share findings in the Journal of Affective Disorders (March 2022). We have multiple ongoing research studies leveraging our proprietary real-world data, including an even larger ketamine analysis leveraging machine learning to predict treatment outcomes. Osmind is a San Francisco–based public benefit corporation led by scientists, technologists, and psychiatrists. We are backed by top investors including DFJ Growth, General Catalyst, Future Ventures, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator.
    mental-health-tech
    saas
    health-tech
  • Gilgamesh Pharmaceuticals
    Gilgamesh Pharmaceuticals (S20)Active • 15 employees • New York
    Gilgamesh is a pioneering, clinical stage mental health science-focused biotechnology company. We have a disciplined focus on developing innovative new chemical entities (NCEs) leveraging a unique combination of medicinal chemistry, intellectual property strategy, neuroscience & neurobiology, and drug development expertise. We are an experienced team, with proven success in biotech exits and inventions.
    therapeutics
    psychedelics
    mental-health
  • 64x Bio
    64x Bio (S18)Active • 25 employees • San Francisco
    64x Bio is building a platform that radically increases the speed and scale of mammalian cell line discovery. Using a novel high throughput discovery and screening platform and an integrated computational design loop, we are developing new ways of generating highly optimized and otherwise unattainable cell lines for the manufacturing of viral vectors, with a specific focus on those used for cell and gene therapies. Our platform technology enables pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to bring cell and gene therapies to patients more effectively, providing purpose-built genetically engineered cell lines to increase the efficiency of viral vector production and reduce the cost of manufacturing.
    gene-therapy
    machine-learning
  • DrChrono
    DrChrono (W11)Acquired • 150 employees • CA
    DrChrono develops the essential platform and services for modern medical practices to make care more informed, more interactive, and more personalized. The open platform powers telehealth, electronic health record (EHR), practice management, medical billing, and revenue cycle solutions for physicians and patients, and is fully extensible via a robust API and marketplace of applications and services. The platform is used by thousands of physicians and millions of patients, and is facilitating millions of patient appointments and is processing billions of dollars in medical billing. For more information about DrChrono, visit www.drchrono.com
    healthcare
    telemedicine
    api
  • 54Gene
    54Gene (W19)Active • 47 employees • Lagos, Nigeria
    We are an African genomics research, services and development company addressing the need to include under-represented African genomic data in research which could lead to medical breakthroughs and new healthcare solutions worldwide.
    genomics
  • Meru Health
    Meru Health (S18)Active • 55 employees • San Mateo, CA
    Meru Health is an online provider for greater mental health with remote clinicians (licensed therapists & psychiatrists), a smartphone-based treatment program, a biofeedback wearable and an anonymous peer-support group. Meru Health is committed to evidence-based care and has published groundbreaking clinical outcomes in several peer-reviewed medical journals with Harvard & UC Davis. Meru Health has offices in San Mateo CA, Denver CO and Helsinki, Finland.
    mental-health-tech
    digital-health
    healthcare
  • Pine Park Health
    Pine Park Health (S18)Active • 75 employees • Oakland, CA
    We're a primary care practice that helps residents of senior living communities lead healthier, happy lives. Our mission is to keep senior living residents healthy—by keeping them away from hospitals where exposure to health risks is high. Through our new clinical care delivery model, we bring clinicians right into senior living communities, providing safer, more convenient primary care. Pine Park establishes a dedicated space within each senior living community and staffs each location with a team of physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners. This allows us to provide comprehensive healthcare on-site, see patients regularly, and better support their holistic health.
    healthcare
  • Science Exchange
    Science Exchange (S11)Active • 50 employees • Palo Alto
    Science Exchange powers R&D outsourcing for the world’s top life sciences companies. Our marketplace gives scientists access to the innovation and research they need and our platform fully automates R&D outsourcing from source to pay so scientists can focus on what they love—science.
    saas
    health-tech
    biotech
    enterprise
  • Legacy
    Legacy (S19)Active • 35 employees • New York
    **TL;DR:** Legacy (YC S19) is a Series B startup focused on the fast-growing field of fertility and family planning. Founded at Harvard, the company has now raised almost $50M from leading investors like FirstMark Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Section 32, Tribe Capital, and even celebrities like Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, and others. For context, we've closed 4 venture rounds in 2.5 years, in addition to our celebrity round of funding. **What we're doing** We are building a complete digital health hub for future fathers/parents. We aim to change the outdated view that fertility is a "women's issue" by creating an accessible, affordable product for men & people with sperm. This includes everything from a mail-in kit for sperm testing & sperm freezing, personalized sperm improvement products, tele-health, DNA fragmentation analysis, supplements, and more. **Why are we the leader?** The company was founded at Harvard by a team of healthcare and fertility experts. We obsess about talent density and have out-executed our competitors over the past few years. Beyond our D2C channel, we've also unlocked: 1. Insurance (We cover over 10M individuals through insurance in NY and CA) 2. Military (We serve the Navy SEALs & other SpecOps through exclusive programs) 3. Employers (We work with the top fertility benefit providers like Progyny, Carrot, and Maven) **Tell me about the team** We're a team of under 50, extremely diverse (majority female, majority immigrants, strong LGBQTIA+ representation, age range of 25-65), and very values driven. Our 5 values are customer centricity, reliability, kindness, openness, and winning. Learn more about our values here: https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/legacys-values-and-why-they-matter-db116539d3da Learn more about our workplace here: https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863 Read about our mission to humanize the path to parenthood: https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863 Learn more about sperm and why it matters here: docsend.com/view/zkgk7ws
    fertility-tech
    cryogenics
    consumer-health-services
  • Pandan
    Pandan (S23)Active • 2 employees • Redwood City, CA
    Pandan uses AI to help health insurers identify and fix operational issues. For example, insurers lose Medicaid revenue when a patient condition like diabetes is missing from a claim. Pandan makes it simple to detect and fix this issue quickly.
    healthcare
    health-insurance
    healthcare-it
  • Jeevam Health
    Jeevam Health (S20)Active • 25 employees • Bengaluru, India
    Jeevam Health (YC S20) is a healthcare app for holistic thyroid treatment.. Even after taking medication, 60% of women are having unresolved symptoms like fatigue, weight issues, and pregnancy challenges. Jeevam software assists doctors to diagnose the root cause of dysfunctions & recommend treatment protocol. The treatment revolves around nutrition, supplements, lifestyle changes, and medicine.
    consumer-health-services
    telehealth
    digital-health
    healthcare
  • Elythea
    Elythea (S23)Active • 2 employees • San Jose, CA
    Over 80% of maternal mortalities were preventable with earlier intervention. Currently, doctors miss >50% of moms who have life-threatening complications and wait until labor to start doing manual risk assessments, at which point it's too late. Elythea's proprietary ML models catch life-threatening obstetric complications (like postpartum hemorrhage, preeclampsia/eclampsia, emergency c-section, preterm labor, and more) as soon as the first visit. We automatically analyze relevant demographic and clinical risk factors, flag high-risk patients, and provide evidence-based interventions, giving doctors months in advance to intervene and prevent complications from ever happening. Our global clinical studies have shown that we can catch 2-3x more complications than clinical judgment 10x sooner.
    artificial-intelligence
    health-tech
    digital-health
    women's-health
    ml
  • Miracle
    Miracle (W23)Active • 4 employees • San Francisco
    Miracle helps biotech/pharma companies automatically integrate reports from CROs and data from enrollment systems (i.e. CTMS, EDC) into a real-time, single pane of glass. We empower biotechs' in-house Clinical Operations teams to better manage CROs/sites/vendors, share a sense of urgency, and ensure timely trial completion. We are a team of MIT engineers, data scientists, and former healthcare professionals who have experienced the pain of clinical trials first-hand.
    saas
    b2b
    biotech
    healthcare
  • IMT Care
    IMT Care (W22)Active • 23 employees • Mumbai, India
    India’s insurance market is filled with bygone products, which do not cater to 95% of the market's demand for specific products such as illness-specific insurance, primary care with insurance, and surgical insurance to name a few. We, at IMT, aim to target this white space by creating innovative products that fulfill this new demand by empowering the agents. Agents are the largest insurance distribution channel in India and cover 85% of the premium collection. Agents collect 20B premium every year. With a 5% take rate, it’s a 1B dollar market opportunity growing at 22% CAGR. Kunal has 15+ years of experience working with insurance companies and building agent networks, while he scaled his brokerage business to 3M dollars in revenue. Rachit has 12+ years of experience in building tech products, he was a founding engineer at Payu (stripe of India).
    healthcare
    insurance
    india
  • Kindly Health
    Kindly Health (W22)Active • 24 employees • Bengaluru, India
    Kindly is building at-home diagnostic and treatment plans to service 130 Million infertile Indians, starting with at-home semen diagnostic. We launched 4 months ago, we already have ~$8000 of monthly revenue, and we’re growing 50% every month. On average we make $60 per customer, this is an 8 Billion USD market opportunity.
    fertility-tech
    consumer-health-services
  • Opkit
    Opkit (S21)Active • 2 employees • New York
    Opkit (YC S21) is an automated health insurance verification platform. Our software helps healthcare providers efficiently collect, verify and track their patients' insurance. This includes determining whether patients are in- or out-of-network and fetching plan benefits, such as copays and deductibles.
    fintech
    saas
    digital-health
    healthcare
    api
  • Cisterna Biologics
    Cisterna Biologics (S22)Active • 2 employees • San Diego, CA
    Founded in 2022 and based in San Diego, California, Cisterna Biologics is a technology company. It aims to solve the main challenges currently facing the biotech industry to develop mRNA-based therapeutics – quality, quantity, longevity and cost of mRNA. As mRNA technology matures, it becomes imperative that these issues are solved so we can fully explore mRNA's endless possibilities as a therapeutic. Cisterna uses proprietary technologies to either remove a contaminant at its source or replace the source itself. For example, to remove double-stranded RNA (dsRNA), we use ribozymes - molecular scissors - to precisely cut the mRNA at its 3’ end. This assures not only 3’ homogeneity, but also eliminates dsRNA, which are primarily produced due to self-templated additions at the 3’ end. Utilizing a PCR-like system to amplify the DNA template in large quantities eliminates the requirement for plasmid enrichment in bacteria, the prime source of endotoxin contamination. These are just a few examples of Cisterna’s powerful technologies being used to achieve our goal of 10x higher quality mRNA for therapeutic application.
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
    therapeutics
  • Kiwi Biosciences
    Kiwi Biosciences (S21)Active • 6 employees • Boston
    Kiwi Biosciences can help 18M Americans suffering from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) enjoy a normal meal without running to the bathroom two hours later. We develop novel, patent-pending enzymes that break down common digestive triggers in food.
    biotech
    food-tech
  • Qvin
    Qvin (W16)Active • 30 employees • Menlo Park, CA
    Qvin is the first and only healthcare service to scientifically prove menstrual blood can test for critical health information – just like a traditional laboratory blood test. Women's health has always been under-prioritized in science. We still operate in a world built by men, for men. It’s why in 2014, Dr. Sara Naseri and Søren Therkelsen started Qvin to research, develop, and patent a product that powers an underserved and understudied population—women. Over 70% of the decisions our doctors make are influenced by blood test results. Every month, 1.8 billion people across the world menstruate. However, the blood our bodies naturally deliver every month has never been explored as a testing source. And yet, menstrual blood has been left unexplored. Qvin is the first and only healthcare service to use period blood as a non-invasive blood test. We exist to give women an easy, insightful way to monitor existing health issues, proactively screen for others, and go into doctor visits more informed and confident of their own health. Our health technology platform helps women manage their health better through a non-invasive blood collection device named the Q-Pad™. All of us at Qvin want to move the study of women forward. We want to close the gender data gap. And we stand for every person who identifies with women, however they define it.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    consumer-health-services
    telemedicine
  • Nomic Bio
    Nomic Bio (W20)Active • 24 employees • Montreal, Canada
    Nomic is doing for protein profiling, what Illumina did for DNA sequencing. Our core technology, the nELISA, is a next-gen immunoassay platform that transforms the ELISA into a high-throughput, high-content, and high-versatility tool. Today we developed the nELISA for high-throughput drug discovery scientists, enabling them profile 100s of proteins at 10x higher throughput and 10x lower cost compared to existing solutions. We're offering the nELISA through early access programs to HTS groups in top pharmas as well as pioneering biotechs in the space. Our goal is to create a ubiquitous technology that consolidates the broad range of legacy immunoassay toolkits that scientists use today with a single platform that can carry the science end-to-end, from discovery all the way to the clinic. We're a team of engineers, biologists, and highly-skilled lab operators that are looking to grow quickly to keep up with customer demand but also to continue developing our core technology, scale our multiplexing/throughput, and build our software stack. We're hiring on a number of positions including engineering, software, biology, and ops. Come talk to us!
    nanotechnology
  • Synvivia
    Synvivia (S16)Active • 4 employees • Berkeley, CA
    Synvivia applies chemical control over cell behavior. This allows us to optimize biomanufacturing of high-value biopharmaceutical products.
    artificial-intelligence
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
    manufacturing
    drug-discovery
  • Vitable Health
    Vitable Health (S20)Active • 16 employees • Philadelphia, PA
    We're a team of engineers, clinicians, and operators redesigning how healthcare fundamentally works for the 80 million uninsured and under-insured Americans. We started with a simple vertically integrated primary and urgent care health plan through a network of nurse practitioners that come directly to members virtually or through in-home visits. We designed our plan to make high-quality concierge care accessible to everyone - from the Grammy winners that have used us to our uninsured members. We're growing fast at 5x ARR over the last 6 months and are well-capitalized from world-class investors like Y Combinator, Softbank, and others unannounced along with incredible founders and operators with experience building and funding unicorns like Michael Seibel (YC, Twitch), Immad Akhund (Mercury), Allison Pickens (Gainsight), Jack Altman (Lattice), Dan Folkman (GoPuff) and others.
    healthcare
  • Recover
    Recover (W21)Active • 2 employees • San Diego, CA
    Recover provides more effective and affordable addiction treatment via telemedicine. We partner with local governments to save lives and taxpayer dollars. More than 20 million Americans struggle with addiction, but less than 10% of people who need it receive treatment. For those that do, it usually does not work - only 8% get better. Most of this treatment is funded by governments, and goes to programs that are frequently predatory, and focus more on profit than people. We have created an effective, accessible, and affordable solution: Recover. We offer a proven approach using medication and counseling, that can improve outcomes for over 70% of patients. It reduces overdoses by 80%, death by 50%, and has years of research and application showing it works. Despite how effective this medication can be, most rehabs do not have medical professionals on staff. Not only does our program work better and bring medicine to addiction care, it also costs just 10% of traditional programs. Nick founded Recover after seeing his family and friends struggle with addiction. He was raised by a drug addict, has an alcoholic brother, and lost an uncle to heroin. He saw how hard it is for people to get the treatment they need, and how ineffective existing options are. We are working to make sure that people like Nick’s family have access to best-in-class addiction treatment so they can get and stay well.
    mental-health-tech
    govtech
    telemedicine
  • Axle Health
    Axle Health (W21)Active • 6 employees • Los Angeles, CA
    Axle Health specializes in workforce management software for in-home care providers, offering a comprehensive platform that includes a mobile app for field staff, an operations dashboard for office teams, and proprietary logistics algorithms for streamlined scheduling. Integrated with a wide range of Electronic Medical Records systems and accessible via modular APIs, our fully customizable product helps our customers meet their operational needs, while boosting their field team efficiency by over 15%.
    healthcare
  • 7cups (S13)Active • 11 employees • Virginia Beach, VA
    7 Cups of Tea is an on-demand emotional health and well-being service. Our bridging technology anonymously & securely connects real people to real listeners in one-on-one chat. Anyone who wants to talk about whatever is on their mind can quickly reach out to a trained, compassionate listener through our network. We have hundreds of listeners who come from all walks of life and have diverse experiences. People connect with listeners on 7 Cups of Tea for all kinds of reasons, from big existential thoughts to small, day-to-day things that we all experience. Unlike talking to family or friends, a 7 Cups of Tea listener doesn’t judge or try to solve problems and say what to do. Our listeners just listen. They understand. They give you the space you need to help you clear your head.
    mental-health-tech
  • Metriport
    Metriport (S22)Active • 7 employees • San Francisco
    Metriport helps healthcare organizations access and manage comprehensive patient medical data. Through a single integration, Metriport ensures clinical accuracy and completeness of medical information to providers, delivering comprehensive consolidated patient clinical data at the point-of-care. By standardizing, de-duplicating, consolidating, and hydrating the data with medical code crosswalking, providers get a rich understanding of their patients' medical histories through Metriport. Metriport is the only open-source solution of its kind that offers all these integrations in a single platform, and standardizes complex data formats into industry standards such as FHIR and C-CDA. As a developer-first, HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II compliant interoperability solution, Metriport is powering the next wave of innovators in healthcare, creating an internet for healthcare data.
    developer-tools
    b2b
    digital-health
    healthcare
    api
  • Shasqi
    Shasqi (W15)Active • 28 employees • San Francisco
    Shasqi is leading the development of therapeutics leveraging click chemistry to get active cancer treatments to tumors with its proprietary CAPAC™ platform. Our technology is based on localizing a click chemistry reagent in the tumor area, which then activates a second agent, a systemically infused protodrug. When the two 'click', a powerful localized therapy is activated at the tumor, while keeping its systemic exposure levels below toxic thresholds.
    biotech
    therapeutics
  • Zeit Medical
    Zeit Medical (S21)Active • 2 employees • Redwood City, CA
    Zeit Medical leverages the power of AI and wearable sensors to deliver peace of mind for those affected by stroke. Zeit’s smart headband immediately detects the onset of stroke and notifies 911. Each year more than 90% of the one million strokes in the US go untreated, resulting in life-long disability and exploding medical costs north of $100b. The lack of timely treatment is the result of delays in alerting the emergency services. More than 10 million Americans with an elevated stroke risk live with constant fear that a stroke may go unnoticed for hours, while they are asleep or alone. The company was founded by Orestis Vardoulis PhD a biomedical & mechanical engineer and expert in digital health (EPFL/Stanford) and Urs Naber MD a critical care physician (Dartmouth/Stanford). They have both seen the devastating effects of stroke in their families and came up with the idea of addressing this unmet clinical need during their Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship.
    sleep-tech
    consumer-health-services
    medical-devices
  • Reverie Labs
    Reverie Labs (W18)Active • 29 employees • Cambridge, MA
    Reverie Labs is engineering next-generation, brain-penetrant cancer therapies.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    machine-learning
    biotech
  • Orchid
    Orchid (W23)Active • 4 employees • San Francisco
    Orchid is an AI-powered Electronic Health Record (EHR) for independent mental health professionals that saves them time, money, and frustration by integrating core administrative workflows, streamlining clinical processes, and automating manual flows.
    artificial-intelligence
    mental-health-tech
    saas
    health-tech
    healthcare
  • Craniometrix
    Craniometrix (W22)Active • 5 employees • New York
    Alzheimer’s is tough. And while there is no cure, getting help should be 100x easier than it is today. We’ve raised over $6 million to solve that problem. When someone is going through the disease, there are many different things they need help with (i.e. memory issues, depression, fall risk, safety in the home, etc). The primary person responsible for that care is one of the patient’s loved ones – usually a child or a spouse. That’s a really difficult thing for the loved one to do. It’s stressful, time consuming, and difficult. If we can make their lives easier, we can not only improve their experience but also create better patient outcomes. We’re building the world’s first one-stop-shop, d2c care platform for Alzheimer’s, starting by optimizing the care monitoring, management, and intervention processes.
    neurotechnology
    health-tech
  • Wattson Health
    Wattson Health (S23)Active • 2 employees
    Medication errors cost the healthcare industry $40 billion each year, the largest contributor being the manual processes employed by pharmacies. Wattson Health's automation platform integrates with pharmacies' existing systems and enables them to fill prescriptions error-free in a matter of seconds vs. hours or even days.
  • TetraScience
    TetraScience (S15)Active • 100 employees • Boston
    TetraScience provides the world’s first and only R&D Data Cloud, with a mission to transform life sciences R&D, accelerate discovery, and improve human life. Scientists at global pharma and biotech organizations rely on our innovative Tetra Data Platform for easy access to centralized, harmonized, and actionable scientific data to accelerate their digital lab transformation. With best-in-class SaaS performance, a team of industry innovators, and excellent product/market fit, Tetra is positioned to become an iconic life sciences software company.
    saas
    data-engineering
  • Vena Medical
    Vena Medical (W18)Active • 7 employees • Kitchener, Canada
    Pre-clinical results published in the Journal of Neuro-Interventional Surgery. Technology presented at the World Live Neurovascular Conference. Technology selected as a top 3 finalist for Innovator of the Year by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. Raised a Series A to fund commercialization (FDA Clearance, Health Canada, ISO 13485, First-in-man and early revenue).
    hardware
    medical-devices
  • Intact Therapeutics
    Intact Therapeutics (W19)Active • 4 employees • Palo Alto
    Intatct is developing an advanced materials platform to improve the way drugs are delivered and absorbed in the digestive tract. Our vision is to improve the treatment of a wide range of gastrointestinal disorders that are currently underserved.
    drug-delivery
    therapeutics
  • Zeta Surgical
    Zeta Surgical (S19)Active • 10 employees • Boston
    We develop surgical navigation and robotics tools to make minimally invasive surgeries easier, faster and more accessible.
    medical-robotics
    augmented-reality
    ai
  • Modulari-T
    Modulari-T (W23)Active • 4 employees • Montreal, Canada
    Cell and gene therapy promises to one day cure any disease; Modulari-T’s Platform produces the tools to fulfill that promise. Modulari-T has designed a new family of synthetic genes that can reprogram cells to better sense their environment and modify their behavior accordingly. This can be used to engineer immune cells to efficiently recognize and kill cancer cells or to create stem cells able to regenerate any tissue. Modulari-T looks to expand its technology to reach every area of cell therapy and become the platform of reference for cell engineering.
    gene-therapy
    cell-therapy
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
    oncology
  • Watsi
    Watsi (W13)Active • 11 employees • San Francisco
    We’re building technology to finance universal healthcare by crowdfunding surgeries and providing coverage for primary care.
    crowdfunding
    healthcare
  • Koko
    Koko (W22)Active • 2 employees • San Francisco
    We provide free digital mental health technologies for millions of people struggling online — particularly young people. For example, we partner with online communities to help find and treat at-risk individuals directly on their platform using our online interventions.
    machine-learning
    mental-health-tech
    nonprofit
    social
    nlp
  • Ananya Health
    Ananya Health (S21)Active • 5 employees • San Francisco
    Building a standard-of-care medical device to freeze abnormal cells before they become cervical cancer, in any clinic, anywhere in the world, at 1/10 the cost. -- Ananya Health is building a portable cryoablation unit designed for every primary care clinic in the world. Our beachhead application is cervical cancer prevention -- even though cervical cancer is easy to screen for, 80% of clinics worldwide lack the infrastructure and specialized staff to treat at the earliest stages. Our platform technology allows nurses and lower level health workers to treat at the point of care for 1/10 the cost of traditional ablation, and is the only cryo device that will help us achieve the WHO target to eliminate cervical cancer in our lifetime.
    hardware
    health-tech
    medical-devices
  • Kilobaser
    Kilobaser (W21)Active • 10 employees • Graz, Austria
    We combined microfluidic chip technology and a reagent cartridge to create the first personal DNA synthesizer. Until now most life scientists had to rely on out-sourced DNA synthesis, causing stagnating research. Kilobaser empowers every life scientist to synthesize DNA on their benchtop.
    hard-tech
    hardware
    medical-devices
  • Daybreak Health
    Daybreak Health (S20)Active • 20 employees • San Francisco
    Daybreak offers comprehensive and clinically-validated online mental health services designed for youth, like teletherapy, psychiatry and digital education. We partner with schools and pediatric groups to make access to services easy, and strive to deliver zero cost to the end consumer through insurance and government funding.
    mental-health-tech
    consumer-health-services
    digital-health
  • Vital
    Vital (W20)Active • 10 employees • London, United Kingdom
    Vital is an API for at-home health data that makes it easy for health tech companies to collect data from 100's of wearable devices and deliver at-home test kits to their users. Healthtech companies need lab data as well as wearable data, and we give them access to both through a single line of code.
    health-tech
    api
  • Circle Medical
    Circle Medical (S15)Active • 153 employees • San Francisco
    Circle Medical is a venture-backed Y-Combinator healthcare startup on a mission to bring quality, delightful primary care to everyone on the planet. Built by top-tier physicians, engineers, and designers, our medical practice and underlying technology have pioneered how people find and receive care. Our focus on building directly for our patients and providers to address serious care accessibility issues has enabled us to grow over 3X year-over-year. We’re now using our most recent round of funding from WELL Health, backed by Sir Li Ka-shing, to continue building out our hybrid in-clinic and telemedicine model across all fifty states. As we enter the hypergrowth phase, we are looking for deeply motivated team players who are driven to solve some of the biggest challenges in healthcare so that people can live longer and healthier lives. More about us can be found on our website!
    consumer-health-services
    primary-care
  • Modoo Technology
    Modoo Technology (W19)Active • 40 employees • Beijing, China
    We build wearable fetal health monitors. As parents, we want to know more about our babies. But it’s hard to believe that, despite all the technology available, we still do not know our baby without a visit to the doctor or hospitals. Which is time consuming, expensive, and stressful. That’s why we created Modoo. Mothers simply wear the device on their belly. It tracks baby’s heart rate, movements and generates baby’s health report, so we can consult a physician with just one click. Modoo connects to an app that allows users to share data via social media sites like WeChat and Weibo, which makes it easy to help family and friends feel more connected. And thanks to the information it collects, our users reported that, it has helped preventing the loss of 73 babies so far. We has been selling Modoo in China at price of 200 dollars since 2017. last year, we tripled our revenue to 3.4 million dollars. To target at a bigger market, we launched a subscription trial 3 months ago, with an initial price of 60 dollars. It’s growing 69% week on week, and already generating 50 thousand dollars in MRR. Pregnancy is a lucrative market. 16 million babies are born in China every year, that’s a $3.2 billion dollars home market. Worldwide 140 million births make a 28 billion dollars market. About us, Jiliang is the no.1 employee in an AI startup backed by Google & Sequoia. Ying, the CTO has over 20 years experience in mobile tech with some of the world’s leading companies. To sum up, we are Modoo, the wearable fetal heath monitor company. We tripled our revenue to 3.4 million dollars in 2018. And are testing subscription model with 69% weekly growth. We started in China with a 3.2 billion market and is unlocking a 28B dollars market worldwide.
    health-tech
    femtech
  • Macromoltek
    Macromoltek (W18)Active • 14 employees • Austin, TX
    Macromoltek: Revolutionizing antibody design. Description: Macromoltek, a computational de novo drug design company, rapidly produces accurate and credible antibody designs. We have built a proprietary platform that enables design against difficult targets inaccessible by traditional methods and have are already designing antibodies for large biopharmas and smaller biotechs.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    deep-learning
    therapeutics
  • Spot Health
    Spot Health (W22)Active • 9 employees • Cincinnati, OH
    Spot is building the infrastructure to support the future of at-home diagnostics. Our fully white-labeled platform helps brands offer lab-analyzed diagnostic tests using at-home collection kits. Companies simply order tests via our API, and we handle the rest—the collection kits, the logistics, physician authorization, and the lab integrations.
    telehealth
    healthcare
    diagnostics
  • Collectly
    Collectly (W17)Active • 52 employees • Los Angeles, CA
    About 50% of all out-of-pocket payments get never collected in U.S. healthcare. Collectly helps medical groups and practices accelerate and increase patient cash flow, decrease costs to collect, and increase patient satisfaction.
    payments
    b2b
    healthcare
  • Alixia
    Alixia (W22)Active • 2 employees • San Francisco
    Our compounds disrupt the metabolic and inflammatory triggers in both cancer and quasi-cancerous cells in the tumor microenvironment. By impacting multiple cell types, we are enabling effective, lasting cancer treatments. Our vision is that we’ll be able to disrupt the pharma industry the way fintech has disrupted banking.
    therapeutics
    drug-discovery
    oncology
  • Rarebird
    Rarebird (S20)Active • 5 employees • San Leandro, CA
    We are making coffee for caffeine sensitive people. We do this by producing the world's first caffeine replacement, paraxanthine. It's better than caffeine at waking you up and causes fewer side effects, like anxiety and jitteriness.
  • YourChoice Therapeutics
    YourChoice Therapeutics (W19)Active • 3 employees • Berkeley, CA
    YourChoice Therapeutics is revolutionizing the global contraceptive market. Our vision is to develop non-hormonal contraceptives to provide both women and men with birth control options that lack the associated risks of hormone-based options but are equally effective. Traditionally, it has been the women’s financial and health burden to have a contraceptive in place. Our first goal is therefore to bring a novel non-hormonal, on-demand and low cost female contraceptive to the market that will substantially improve their quality of life and well-being. Our second goal is to develop the first ever non-surgical and highly effective non-hormonal contraceptive for men. Currently, male contraception is limited to two main options – vasectomy or condoms. Having such options available to both women and men will globally allow for much better family planning, reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies including abortions and therefore reduce costs and ensure contraceptive health and well-being.
    health-tech
    biotech
  • Illuminant Surgical
    Illuminant Surgical (S22)Active • 4 employees • Cambridge, MA
    Illuminant is helping surgeons perform safer and more efficient surgeries by projecting visual guidance directly on the patient’s skin. Using computer vision and low cost hardware, we can display patient-specific anatomical structures from preoperative medical images (e.g. CT scans), pre-operative annotations from planning, and real-time feedback, like needle depth and tool trajectory, as a surgeon operates. Our vision is to expand surgical navigation to underserved health systems and surgical specialties.
  • MedCrypt
    MedCrypt (W19)Active • 16 employees • San Diego, CA
    MedCrypt has developed a security toolkit that allows medical device developers to focus on diagnosing and treating disease, while ensuring their devices comply with security regulations and best practices. And since each installation of our software communicates with our MedCrypt network, we can use machine learning-based transaction monitoring algorithms to detect anomalous behavior, thwarting attacks in real time. This centralization of transaction data allows us to facilitate "Threat Sharing" between device vendors, helping build a community of device vendors offering the most secure devices possible. MedCrypt protects medical devices against malicious hacking. Each installation of our software communicates with our MedCrypt network, allowing us to use machine learning-based transaction monitoring algorithms to detect anomalous behavior, thwarting attacks in real time. This centralization of transaction data allows us to facilitate "Threat Sharing" between device vendors, helping build a community of device vendors offering the most secure devices possible. If someone hacks your connected thermostat, you’re uncomfortable. If someone hacks your pacemaker, you could be dead. MedCrypt is bringing modern software security technologies to an important, but underserved technology sector.
    medical-devices
    healthcare
    cybersecurity
  • DirectShifts
    DirectShifts (S19)Active • 72 employees • New York
    We connect healthcare workers (physicians, advanced practitioners, nurses and allied health workers) to hospitals/clinics/telehealth companies for short/full time job opportunities.
    recruiting
    healthcare
  • Remedial Health
    Remedial Health (W22)Active • 300 employees • Lagos, Nigeria
    Remedial Health sells medicine wholesale to the 1 million pharmacies and hospitals in Africa. Today in Africa, pharmacies shop in open-air medicine markets where they pay higher prices for counterfeits medicines. We offer a managed marketplace with all the stock they'll need, deliver within 24 hours and offer credit to help them grow.
    fintech
    b2b
    e-commerce
  • Syrona Health
    Syrona Health (W22)Active • 6 employees • London, United Kingdom
    Syrona is an employee benefit solution tackling diversity and Inclusion, for 45% of the workforce that go through women's health events from Endometriosis through to Menopause. We do this though our virtual clinic which provides personalised diagnostic, telemedicine and evidence based self-management tools. The areas we cover are Endometriosis, PCOS, Fertility, Parenthood, Cancer or Menopause.
    healthcare
    women's-health
  • Slingshot
    Slingshot (S22)Active • 2 employees • San Francisco
    Slingshot is software that automatically monitors and reduces people's medical bills up to 100%. We offer Slingshot as an employee benefit. The company is founded by Pranov Duggasani, a former Google and Microsoft AI engineer, and Zoe Holderness, a former Lyft and Tesla engineer. They started working on Slingshot after facing their own frustrations with inflated and erroneous medical bills with the goal to save patients more money with less work.
  • HistoWiz (W16)Active • 2 employees • NY
    HistoWiz is an innovative company dedicated to accelerating pathology-based research. HistoWiz provides fast, global access to digital whole-slide images, online collaboration tools, low-cost data management, and experimental pathology expertise. The web-based platform accelerates information exchange among medical scientists and research pathologists. HistoWiz's mission is to fight cancer cooperatively instead of individually by connecting scientists and pathologists for online collaboration. The HistoWiz advantage We help your lab minimize the cost of research and maximize research productivity by providing the most efficient service for scientists to analyze experimental pathology specimens. We believe that scientists should spend their time on results interpretation rather than repetitive tissue cutting. How does it work? HistoWiz accepts formalin-fixed specimens by mail for tissue processing services. To expedite delivery of results and to facilitate global collaboration, HistoWiz offers whole-slide imaging and pathology services, allowing researchers to remotely and instantly view high-magnification images of their specimens via a secure, cloud-based “virtual microscope” on any computer or mobile device without downloading any software or gigabyte-sized files.
    biotech
    ai
  • AgileMD
    AgileMD (S11)Active • 15 employees • San Francisco
    At AgileMD, we are building the most advanced real-time predictive analytics and clinical algorithms platform for hospitals. Our cloud-based engine helps thousands of doctors and nurses around the country make medical decisions, so that every patient receives the highest quality and value of care based on the latest medical knowledge and data.
    machine-learning
    healthcare
  • Nourish
    Nourish (W21)Active • 16 employees • New York
    Nourish is solving America's healthcare crisis by helping people eat better. We connect chronic condition patients with a Registered Dietitian via telehealth and get it covered by their health insurance.
    consumer-health-services
    healthcare
  • Nanograb
    Nanograb (S23)Active • 3 employees • San Francisco
    Nanograb is a computational drug discovery company that uses AI to generate the best combination of binders to treat different diseases. Our product allows drugs to be targeted to very specific areas of the body.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    nanomedicine
    biotech
    drug-delivery
    therapeutics
  • Persephone Biosciences
    Persephone Biosciences (W18)Active • 6 employees • San Diego, CA
    Persephone Biome develops live biotherapeutic products to modulate the metabolism of gut microbes, for applications in disease prevention and cure. We take a unique engineering approach using systems and synthetic biology to understand the complexities of the microbiome.
    ai-powered-drug-discovery
    covid-19
  • Sirka
    Sirka (S21)Active • 9 employees • Jakarta, Indonesia
    Our program helps people prevent or manage chronic diseases by breaking bad eating habits with plans created by vetted, certified nutritionist / dietitians. Customers get an unlimited chat access to consult with our professionals, and personal recommendations to help adopt new habits into life.
    consumer-health-services
  • KemNet
    KemNet (S22)Active • 2 employees • Edmonton, Canada
    KemNet supplies pharmacies with premium reformulations of popular drugs that are more useful for specific groups of patients. For example, more than 30 pharmacies rely on KemNet to supply reformulated products for erectile dysfunction that work up to 8 times faster than alternatives. In addition to sexual function, products reformulated for novel drug delivery and supplied on KemNet include medications for hair growth, pain, weight loss and women's health.
    marketplace
    b2b
    digital-health
    e-commerce
    therapeutics