Top 17 medical and healthcare startups in Belgium

May 03, 2026
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1
Coultreon Biopharma
Funding: $125M
CoultreonBiopharma is developing best-in-class therapeutics that target clinically validated pathways in immunology and metabolic illnesses.
2
iTeos Therapeutics
Funding: $369.7M
ITeos Therapeutics is a biotechnology company that specializes in tumor immunology, cancer immunotherapy, and drug discovery.
3
AgomAb Therapeutics
Funding: $325.6M
AgomAb Therapeutics is a Company is developing growth factor-mimetic agonistic monoclonal antibodies to regenerate damaged tissues.
4
ExeVir Bio
Funding: €68.6M
ExeVir Bio develops single-domain antibody-based therapies that help patients ward off viral infections.
5
Sunrise
Funding: €49.5M
We make a 3-gram sensor to diagnose sleep with gold standard quality.
6
Indigo Diabetes
Funding: €45M
Indigo Diabetes is a medical device company that develops a multi-biomarker sensor for people with diabetes.
7
Amyl Therapeutics
Funding: €29.7M
Amyl Therapeutics unique technology offers a curative solution for all forms of amyloid mediated diseases
8
Minze Health
Funding: $9.4M
Minze Health enables better care for billion people with Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS).
9
ElmediX
Funding: €4M
ElmediX is developing thermotherapy for the treatment of pancreatic cancer. This treatment method involves raising the patient's body temperature to 41.5°C for a period of time to strengthen the immune system, suppress tumor growth and enhance sensitivity to other anticancer drugs. Thermotherapy is toxic to cells in a hypoxic, low-pH environment, particularly typical of tumor tissue, due to insufficient blood perfusion. Heat increases permeability and blood flow in the tumor stroma, enhancing oxidative damage to cancer cells and the resorption of anticancer drugs by cancer cells. This enhances the effectiveness of chemotherapy and has been demonstrated in several recent clinical trials.
10
ALMA.care

ALMA.care is a Health as a Service IT company focuses on telehealth to empower customers in the healthcare process. By monitoring and analyzing your health 24/7 we can provide you with actionable insights and give you alerts to tackle problems before they even appear. This way, we enhance the switch from reactive intervention to proactive risk management.
11
ArtiQ
Funding: €1M
ArtiQ developed AI-based software that automatically processes pulmonary function test (PFT) data and generates a clinical report. It provides cloud-based coupling and synchronization with either electronic patient records or directly with PFT machines. The AI report is stored in the patient file immediately.
12
DNAlytics
Funding: €50K
DNAlytics develops revolutionary disease diagnostic processes that complement conventional methods. Their main product is RheumaKit, a test that analyzes biological and clinical data to identify and treat arthritis disease.
13
Helpilepsy

Helpilepsy develops health assistant to manage your epilepsy
14
RemeCare

RemeCare is care pathway management and remote monitoring software that helps clinical teams better understand the patient experience beyond the hospital walls and use reported data to further improve care decisions. ​
15
BioLizard

BioLizard is a bioinformatics and AI company that provides innovative solutions for all your scientific data needs.
16
MentraNova

MentraNova is a Belgian mental-health platform that matches people with a psychologist, therapist or coach based on their own story instead of a filter list. Most platforms hand you one provider; we assemble the care the situation actually needs. Over 50 screened specialists, available in Dutch, English, French and German, with all data kept in Europe. Free to register for specialists, free to be matched for clients.
17
Snapkin

Snapkin is a calorie tracker you use by photographing your plate. There's no scale to weigh with, no barcode to scan and no database to search. Take one photo per meal. Snapkin works out what is on the plate, how many calories it has, and how much protein you have had today. It runs on iPhone and Android in 10 languages.
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Editor: Jason Kwon
Jason Kwon is a senior editor for MedicalStartups. He has previously covered the pharmaceutical and medical research industries for FDAnews and worked as a head of marketing for medical startup Sonic Therapeutics. Before that, he co-founded a startup consulting business for emerging entrepreneurial hubs in Asia. Jason graduated from St. Bonaventure University’s journalism school. In his free time, Jason enjoys yoga, watching movie trailers, traveling to places where he can't get cell service. You can contact Jason at jaskwon(at)medicalstartups(dot)com