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National Institutes of Health's Healthtech portfolio

National Institutes of Health has backed 46 Healthtech startups in rounds we track, $487M between them, shown by the stage each has reached. The best-funded is Perspective Therapeutics.

46startups backed
5stages
$487Mraised between them
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Segment by segment

Stage not reported

35 startups · $288M raised

  1. Perspective TherapeuticsPerspective Therapeutics focuses on advancing cancer treatments employing radiation, radiopharmaceuticals, and imaging technology.United States$175M
  2. Georgia CTSAGeorgia CTSA is an alliance that offers compelling, unique, and synergistic advantages to research and patients statewide.United States$59M
  3. Mi-HelperMi-Helper helps to develop a non-drug remedy for migraine and mood issues.United States$4.5M
  4. LevisonicsLevisonics is a manufacturer of blood coagulation devices created to perform non-contact analysis of blood coagulation.United States$4.3M
  5. SatioSatio brings a dried blood spot and whole blood collection to the consumer; simple, painless, and clean using patches.United States$3.5M
  6. Medentum InnovationsMedentum Innovations promotes health equity and transforming healthcare through affordable, high-performance point-of-care devices.United States$3.5M
  7. Autonomous HealthcareAutonomous Healthcare is a medical technology company pioneering the use of automation in clinical care workflowsUnited States$3.0M
  8. AnnoviantAnnoviant is a healthcare company that develops medical devices.United States$3.0M

Series A

4 startups · $68M raised

  1. Syntis BioSyntis Bio, Inc.United States$33M
  2. BrainCheckBrainCheck is a digital health technology company founded between 2014 and 2015, based in Austin, Texas.United States$28M
  3. Efemoral MedicalEfemoral Medical is a medical technology company developing treatment solutions for patients suffering from peripheral vascular disease.United States$4.9M
  4. Linshom Medical, Inc.Linshom is first to deliver an AI enabled, wearable, FDA cleared, operating room quality respiratory profile to the patient bedside.United States$2.2M

Series B

3 startups · $55M raised

  1. SapphirosSapphiros invests in growth-stage diagnostic companies, focusing on technologies that prioritize innovation and patient-centric approaches.United States$42M
  2. Ria HealthRia Health is a San Francisco-based telehealth medical practice founded in 2013, specializing in the treatment of Alcohol Use DisoUnited States$6.5M
  3. Epicore BiosystemsEpicore Biosystems is a digital health and biotechnology company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, founded in 2017.United States$6.0M

Series C and later

2 startups · $70M raised

  1. ZZenflowUnited States$56M
  2. GlySensGlySens Incorporated is a privately held corporation that is committed to developing a long term glucose sensor system to continuoUnited States$14M

Pre-seed and seed

2 startups · $7.4M raised

  1. LevlLEVL is on a mission to give the power back to the people by simplifying and improving their lives.United States$7.0M
  2. Neurotype Inc.Neurotype Inc.United States$329K

How this map is made. Every startup here works in Healthtech and has raised money in a round we track that names National Institutes of Health as an investor. Each sits under the stage of its latest round. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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