Top Medical Startups in 2026

VideaHealth products help clinicians, health insurances and large providers to detect diseases more accurately and earlier than the dental clinicians. This can help dental practices to become more profitable, health insurances to automatically approve claims and overall, significantly increase patient health.

Tempus is a technology company that has built an operating system to battle cancer. Tempus enables physicians to deliver personalized cancer care through its interactive analytical and machine learning platform. The company provides genomic sequencing services and analyzes molecular and therapeutic data to empower physicians to make real-time, data-driven decisions. Our goal is for each patient to benefit from the treatment of others who came before by providing physicians with tools that learn as we gather more data.

Florence Healthcare is a clinical trial software company that serves as the digital link for managing documents and data flow between clinical trial sites, sponsors, and CROs. The company’s mission includes doubling the output of clinical trials this decade by enabling remote access.

Founded in 2018, we are a group of imaging scientists, engineers, and radiologists aspired to improve healthcare by creating novel medical imaging technology and bringing it to every patient that needs it. Our core technology has its roots at Stanford University, where our founders created the first-ever radiofrequency-penetrable PET insert system for simultaneous PET and MRI imaging. ​Our vision is to make multi-modality medical imaging accessible to every patient. Our mission is to create affordable, high-performance molecular imaging systems that empower doctors to drive early and accurate diagnosis of diseases.

At Sprinter Health, we’re tackling one of healthcare’s biggest challenges: reaching patients who have fallen through the cracks of our healthcare system. With a boots-on-the-ground clinician network and the tech platform to solve this problem at scale, we bring critical preventive care to folks who are otherwise not getting it, whether due to disability, socioeconomics, transportation insecurity, or simply not getting around to it. We believe that access to healthcare shouldn’t be so hard, and by making it easier for folks to get the diagnostics and preventive care they need, we can halt the growing tide of disease and healthcare costs in America. Since launching in 2021, we're now live across 15+ states, covering over 60% of the US population and partnering with 6 of the 10 largest U.S. health plans. We've served >60k patients in-home from ages 3 to 103. And with 5x revenue growth in 2023 and 6x growth in 2024, things are only accelerating. Our team of technologists, clinicians, and operators bring decades of experience from Google, Meta, Amazon, Epic, Aetna, and Oak St. Health. And with over $125M raised from top VC investors, including a16z, General Catalyst, GV, and Accel, we have everything we need to transform healthcare. Jobs at Sprinter Health We're looking for strong engineers and product managers at all levels who want to make an impact today. We want to change lives—save lives—and we could use all the help we can get. If you want to build things, we want to talk to you. If you want to grow faster than you ever could at a big company, we want to talk to you. If you want to make a difference, we want to talk to you.

Heartbeat Health is a venture-funded health tech startup in New York City. We are working to deliver the most effective, efficient, and delightful cardiovascular disease prevention in the world. More than 80% of cardiovascular disease deaths are attributable to preventable factors, yet cardiovascular disease is the costliest and deadliest worldwide because its prevention is neither obvious nor easy. Our team consists of passionate and proven physicians, engineers, scientists, designers, and founders attacking this problem from first principles, applying human-centered design, and developing evidence-based AI to solve this global issue. We have been featured in TechCrunch, CNBC, Fast Company, and Forbes.

For the past 150 years, pathologists have been inspecting tissue visually under a light microscope to diagnose and grade cancer. This process is subjective--for many cancers, pathologists only agree with each other about 50% of the time. Over the past three years, hospitals have begun replacing microscopes with to digital, image based workflows. We tap into that digital data, and use computers to automate and quantify modern pathology workflows.

Phreesia helps medical groups and health systems leverage patient intake to achieve their strategic objectives. When we founded Phreesia in 2005, we saw an opportunity to put innovative technology into the hands of patients to automate check-in and streamline front-office workflow. Over the last decade, our platform has evolved as we incorporated eligibility and benefits verification, built our own payments platform and integrated with the leading practice management and electronic medical record systems.

Tombot makes robotic animals that transform the daily life of individuals, families and communities facing health adversities. Originally designed to meet the specific medical needs of seniors with dementia, Tombot Puppies have also been preordered for children with Autism, adults with high impact chronic pain, major depressive disorder, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and PTSD, and for long inpatient stays and arduous outpatient treatments at hospitals. Peer-reviewed studies show that robotic animals positively affect some users’ ability to cope with stress, anxiety, loneliness, depression and pain, reducing their need for psychotropic and opioid medications. Key Milestones and Metrics: • Completion of our 5th generation prototype and 3rd round of customers studies with 100s of seniors with dementia • Over 3,900 preorder and waitlist customers • Member of StartX: Stanford-funded startup accelerator program • Member of the Canadian Creative Destruction Lab accelerator program • Member of Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles accelerator program (CTIP) • Large-scale clinical trials in development with Children’s Hospital and the University of Southern California to demonstrate reduced stress, anxiety and pain for pediatric hospital inpatients • Large scale study in development with the LAC-USC Hospital Burn Unit to demonstrate reduced stress, anxiety, and pain for pediatric burn patients • Major national and international media coverage • Winner 2019 RoboBusiness Pitchfire competition • Filed multiple trademark, design and provisional utility patent applications • U.S. TAM: $9.0B (seniors with dementia plus mild cognitive impairment)

Impiricus Pulse. For doctors, it provides an opportunity to access curated clinical resources. For pharma, it is the most impactful channel to engage with their targets. Face-to-face access has diminished and Impiricus offers the only way to get in-depth connectivity. Impiricus Concierge. For doctors, its adds transparency and removes friction in accessing pharma resources. (Samples, Patient Support). For pharma is increases sales and ROI.