Investor

National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute

Last cheque observed Mar 2026; 32 cheques on record.

Deploying nowVC firm

GrantVentureSeedE-Commerce PlatformsFashion

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25%of best year3cheques in 12 months, 32 on record
Since the last cheque239days00hrs00min00sec
Median round$1.5MRounds led0 of 32Sole investor14 roundsMostly inUnited States, 97%
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National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute highlights

  1. 01

    3 cheques in the last 12 months

  2. 02

    Mostly Grant and Venture: 93% of its rounds

  3. 03

    Sole investor in 14 rounds, median $1.8M

What they do

Type
VC firm (from a list, unverified)
Cheque size
Not stated
Sectors
E-Commerce PlatformsFashion
Cold pitches
Not stated

The record

Every round we can evidence, newest first32 appearances

  1. 2026

    2 rounds

  2. Mar
    Sinopia BiosciencesGrant · US$400KWith 1 other
  3. Jan
    RICOVR HealthcareVenture · US$550KSole investor
  4. 2025

    10 rounds

  5. Dec
    Sinopia BiosciencesGrant · US$350KSole investor
  6. Sept
    Respair, Inc.Grant · US$305KWith 1 other
  7. Jul
    Alveolus BioSeed · US$2.0MSole investor
  8. Jul
    SeaStar MedicalUS$4.4MSole investor
  9. May
    ActuatedMedicalSeries A · US$1.5MWith 3 others
  10. May
    Bloomer Health TechGrant · US$200KWith 2 others
  11. May
    Hillhurst BiopharmaceuticalsGrant · US$6.3MWith 1 other
  12. Apr
    Safi BiosolutionsVenture · USUndisclosedWith 1 other
  13. Mar
    DynocardiaVenture · US$675KWith 3 others
  14. Jan
    RhealthGrant · US$5.0MWith 1 other
  15. 2024

    9 rounds

  16. Oct
    EydisBioGrant · US$500KWith 2 others
  17. Oct
    AsymmetrexGrant · US$1.8MSole investor
  18. Sept
    Xylyx BioGrant · US$2.5MWith 2 others
  19. Jul
    GENESIS BiomedGrant · ES$320KSole investor
  20. Jul
    Cartesian TherapeuticsUS$130MWith 1 other
  21. Jun
    Lazzaro MedicalGrant · US$2.4MWith 2 others
  22. May
    Starlight CardiovascularGrant · US$2.0MSole investor
  23. Apr
    GeneVentiv TherapeuticsGrant · US$2.5MSole investor
  24. Jan
    Perosphere TechnologiesVenture · US$7.5MSole investor
  25. 2023

    5 rounds

  26. Oct
    Microvascular TherapeuticsGrant · US$4.0MWith 2 others
  27. Jul
    WynnVisionVenture · USUndisclosedSole investor
  28. Jun
    VoluMetrixVenture · USUndisclosedWith 1 other
  29. Jun
    SensydiaGrant · US$3.0MWith 1 other
  30. May
    AyuVisGrant · US$2.1MSole investor
  31. 2022

    6 rounds

  32. Oct
    Vivasc TherapeuticsGrant · US$284KSole investor
  33. Sept
    Vivita TechnologiesGrant · US$1.5MSole investor
  34. Sept
    BiotricityGrant · US$240KWith 1 other
  35. Sept
    I CORDISGrant · US$1.5MSole investor
  36. Sept
    Ontogen MedtechGrant · US$258KWith 1 other
  37. May
    Blue Marble HealthGrant · US$979KWith 1 other

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Who they invest alongside

The investors most often in the same rounds as National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.

Recently backed

The latest companies National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute put money into.

Quick answers about National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute

What does National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute invest in?

National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute invests most often at Grant and Venture (93% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as E-Commerce Platforms and Fashion.

How active is National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute?

32 investments on record, 3 of them in the last 12 months. The most recent was in Mar 2026.

What has National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute invested in recently?

Its most recent investments on record: Sinopia Biosciences (Grant, Mar 2026), RICOVR Healthcare (Venture, Jan 2026) and Respair, Inc. (Grant, Sept 2025).

How big are National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute's cheques?

The median round it joins is $1.5M.

Does National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute lead rounds?

Rarely, if at all: none of its 32 investments on record names it as the lead.

Where does National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute invest?

Most of the companies it backs are in the United States (97%).

Is National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute investing now?

Yes: it is actively investing, with 3 investments in the last 12 months.

Who does National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute invest alongside?

Most often National Institutes of Health (5 rounds together), National Cancer Institute (NCI) (3 rounds together) and National Science Foundation (3 rounds together).

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