Top 118 medical and healthcare startups in London

Last updated: April 19, 2024

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Funding: $1.2B
babylon was founded with a single purpose: To put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on earth. How? We’ll do this by combining the ever growing computing power of machines, with the best medical expertise of humans to create a comprehensive, immediate and personalized health service and making it universally available.
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Funding: $781.6M
Autolus utilises advanced cell programming CAR-T and manufacturing technologies and we have established a development-stage pipeline of products for the treatment of haematological malignancies and solid tumours.
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Funding: $540M
Myovant Sciences is to deliver innovative women's health (endometriosis treatment) and prostate cancer solutions by efficiently advancing new medicines to market.
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Funding: $292M
A leading British artificial intelligence company located in the knowledge quarter of London with a focus in health and drug development
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Funding: $240.5M
Quell Therapeutics is a cell therapy company
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Funding: $217M
Medopad connects patients and providers in real time. It also collects data through wearables and lets patients send their data to healthcare professionals. The platform also offers providers and insurers ways to analyze large amounts of data using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Funding: $217M
Huma combines data from biomarkers with predictive algorithms both to help monitor patients, and uses the same technology to help researchers and pharmaceutical companies run clinical trials
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Funding: $213M
Achilles Tx's mission is to develop next-generation, patient-specific therapies that harness the immune system to destroy cancer cells
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Funding: $206.6M
YuLife is a provider of life insurance and policies providing income in the event of critical illness.
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Funding: $205.5M
Pulmocide is focused on the development of inhaled medicines for the treatment of viral and fungal infections of the respiratory tract.
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Funding: $191.8M
Kuur Therapeutics is a cell therapy company working on new techniques to cure human diseases based upon a treatment method called cellular immunotherapy. This technique involves harnessing and enhancing the power of the human immune system to fight disease.
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Funding: $151.9M
Elvie is a British femtech company developing smarter gadgets for women.
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Funding: $139M
Palta (previously Haxus) is a health & well-being technology company.
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Funding: $118M
Proximie is a secure software solution that expands virtual surgical collaboration enabling surgeons to share expertise through AR.
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Funding: $93M
Causaly develops a biomedical research discovery tool designed to find and unlock key hidden evidence in biomedicine.
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Funding: $91.1M
Touch Surgery is an interactive mobile surgical simulator that guides you step-by-step through every part of an operation, and every decision that’s made along the way.
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Funding: $89.5M
Minatx is a therapeutics company uses gene activation mechanisms to discover new medical treatments.
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Funding: $88.4M
Lumeon is a digital health company that provides care pathway management solutions to the healthcare industry.
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Funding: $82.7M
CHARM Therapeutics uses deep learning on 3D molecular configurations to develop molecule therapeutics to target pathogenic proteins.
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Funding: $81M
Synthace provides R&D cloud platform which supports scientists to share and access progress with the development of biopharmaceutical therapeutics
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Funding: $75.5M
Flo Health is a developer of Flo, the fastest growing AI-driven women’s health product that encompasses solutions for girls and women at every stage of their life (start of menstruation, cycle tracking, preparation for conception, pregnancy, early motherhood, menopause).
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Funding: $72.9M
Numan is a startup which aims to tackle your tackle problem erectile dysfunction.
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Funding: $70.6M
Lifebit is building the world’s first intelligent genomics platform that understands DNA data and generates meaningful insights like humans do.
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Funding: $68M
Pheon Therapeutics is an Antibody-Drug Conjugate (ADC) specialist that creates ADCs for a variety of difficult-to-treat cancers.
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Funding: $67.3M
Your.MD is the world’s smartest AI health information service, offering everyone free access to the health information they need. Your.MD empowers people to discover what’s wrong with them thanks to the world’s first AI system designed to understand individual situations and personal factors, receive medically certified guidance (in partnership with the UK’s NHS)
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Funding: $67M
GetHarley provides personalized end-to-end care for every type of skin.
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Funding: $65M
Scan.com gives patients direct access to private medical imaging services
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Funding: $63.2M
Unmind is a B2B mental health platform providing clinically-backed tools and training.
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Funding: $58M
Signifier Medical Technologies is a medical technology company
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Funding: $56.7M
Peppy develops employee healthcare benefits platform focusing on family support, female health and mental well-being
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Funding: £40M
Adendra Therapeutics wants to use new insights into dendritic cell biology to develop a novel type of immunotherapy.
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Funding: $52.6M
Birdie is a digital caretech company focused on elderly care at home.
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Funding: $50M
AccuRx is on a mission to bring patients and their healthcare teams together.
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Funding: $45.3M
Florence is an online marketplace that connects vacant care home shifts to local nurses and carers looking for extra work
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Funding: £28.2M
uMotif is a patient-facing clinical trial software company. Through simple and engaging web and mobile apps, people track and monitor their health and choose to share their data with their clinicians, carers, friends and family members to improve care.
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Funding: $35.7M
Urban lets you book a growing range of wellness services on-demand — now including massage, osteopathy, facial, and nail services
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Funding: $33.7M
Evox Therapeutics has built a comprehensive intellectual property portfolio encompassing key aspects of EV-based nucleic acid and protein delivery technology. Coupled with targeting technology and proprietary manufacturing and purification methods, the company is set to develop transformational therapeutics across a wide range of disease areas, using an equally wide array of therapeutic modalities.
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Funding: £27.7M
Patchwork is a health tech start up providing software solutions in attempt to solve temporary staffing challenges.
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Funding: $31.3M
HelloSelf is a health and wellness platform that provides its users with digital access to therapists.
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Funding: $31M
Tympa offers a portable system that uses a smartphone for hearing health assessments. The company pitches the device as a way for clinics and community-based providers to capture high-definition images of the inside of patients' ears, remove wax and conduct hearing assessments.
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Funding: $30M
FundamentalVR delivers VR haptic simulators for surgery creating a safe, measurable & repeatable space to refine to refine skills
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Funding: $28.7M
Harnessing the power of machine learning to create better protein therapeutics.
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Funding: $25.5M
Doccla is a healthtech startup with a platform that can monitor patients on hospital wards and in the home
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Funding: $25.1M
Qumata is building a new Standard for Life and Health Insurance Underwriting.
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Funding: $24.5M
Lindus Health is a next-gen CRO running clinical trials for the health and biotech sectors.
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Funding: £20M
DoctorLink app helps individuals have a better experience with their GP-doctors and helps GP Practices to reduce their growing levels of demand. It uses a clinically certified Symptom Assessment tool and integrates with your Practices IT system, so we can give personalised healthcare advice for what you need at the moment, and, in case you need to book an appointment with your GP or other NHS Service, DoctorLink helps you with that as well.
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Funding: $24M
Medicalchain uses blockchain technology to securely store health records and maintain a single version of the truth. The different organisations such as doctors, hospitals, laboratories, pharmacists and health insurers can request permission to access a patient’s record to serve their purpose and record transactions on the distributed ledger.
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Funding: $22m
Kheiron Medical Technologies aims to help radiologists detect breast cancer earlier by using deep learning
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Funding: £17M
CLM is a new breed of therapeutics company focused on care pathways, outcomes and the provision of dynamic personalised regimens.
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Funding: £16.6M
Collective Benefits provides benefits that matter for the self-employed that make it easy for companies to attract, retain and reward self-employed workforces