Top 16 medical and healthcare startups in Melbourne

Feb 23, 2026
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1
4DMedical
Funding: $129M
4DMedical is a global medical technology company, revolutionizing respiratory imaging and ventilation analysis for lung diseases.
2
Nutromics
Funding: $33.5M
Revolutionising healthcare through real-time remote biomarker monitoring devices
3
Seer
Funding: AUD$34M
Seer is a medical technology company that specializes in addressing neurological conditions. It created at-home electroencephalograph (EEG) system, Seer Home, which helps providers diagnose epilepsy.  
4
Global Kinetics Corporation
Funding: $20.8M
Global Kinetics Corporation develops movement recording tool for neurologists in the management of Parkinson’s disease.
5
ANDHealth
Funding: $21.4M
ANDHealth is an integrated ecosystem for the development & commercialisation of evidence-based digital health products.
6
Mindset Health
Funding: $19.7M
Mindset Health helps improve recurring health issues like irritable bowel syndrome and anxiety with app-based hypnotherapy.
7
Lyrebird Health
Funding: $12M
Lyrebird Health is a Developer of a healthcare system that automates all non-patient-facing tasks for clinicians.
8
Smileyscope
Funding: $10.8M
Smileyscope solves pediatric problems using VR keeping kids calm and still during needles, allowing clinicians to do their job safely.
9
FatSecret
FatSecret is on a mission to get people to eat healthier. Over 35 million people have lost weight with FatSecret. Start your weight loss journey today and get access to the world's highest quality food and nutrition database.
10
Gyder Surgical
Funding: $6.2M AUD
Gyder Surgical is specializing in intuitive, non-invasive orthopaedic navigation products. We believe that every patient should have access to accurate and precise surgery, no matter where they are.
11
HotDoc
Funding: A$7.2M
Australia’s most trusted online booking platform. Our service helps you deliver better patient service and better patient care.
12
CareMonkey
Funding: $1.5M
Instant access to emergency and medical data for authorised carers on mobile devices. We develop and support the multi-award winning CareMonkey system – a health, safety and productivity solution for families, schools, clubs, businesses, community service organisations and other groups with a duty of care.
13
Voice of Health
Voice of Health is a preventative mental health organisation that has developed a social platform in the form of a mobile app that provides a safe place where you can share with others, talk one-on-one with someone that understands you, talk without fear of judgement, utilise well-being tools and develop strategies to self-manage your own mental well-being.
14
KeepActive
Social Australian start-up that aims to tackle loneliness and physical inactivity by helping people connect with locals and create physical activity groups.
15
Amplia Therapeutics
Amplia Therapeutics develops focal adhesion kinase (FAK) inhibitors for the treatment of pancreatic and ovarian cancer. Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) is expressed in many types of cancer, where it maintains cell viability and stimulates cell growth and migration. Amplia's lead drug candidate, narmafotinib, is a highly selective and potent FAK inhibitor that has shown promising results in pancreatic cancer research. FAK inhibitors act on both the cancer cells themselves and surrounding tissue, making current and future treatments more vulnerable and responsive. Amplia has orphan drug designation, fast-track designation and an open application for pancreatic cancer treatment from the US FDA.
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Orygen
Orygen is the world’s leading research and knowledge translation organization focusing on mental ill-health in young people.
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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