Top 20 Heart disease treatment startups in USA

Nov 16, 2025
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Funding: $46M
Bardy Diagnostics created a new, state-of-the-art heart monitor known as Carnation Ambulatory Monitor that can be worn comfortably and discreetly for up to 7 days. Unlike many other heart monitors, CAM™ can be worn during exercise or while showering. Its unique, narrow, hourglass shape makes it especially advantageous for the female anatomy.
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Funding: $13.1M
PocDoc is a pioneer in the field of smartphone-based fast disease testing.
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Funding: $3.5B
We are developing tools and platforms to enable more continuous health data collection for timely decision-making and effective interventions. We are running longitudinal studies to better understand ways to predict and prevent disease onset and progression. And, we are undertaking significant joint efforts with partners to radically transform the way healthcare is delivered.
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Funding: $2.4B
Cytokinetics develops first-in-class muscle activators as potential treatments for debilitating diseases in which muscle performance is compromised.
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Funding: $603.2M
Cardurion is a cardiovascular biotechnology company developing therapeutics for the treatment of heart failure and cardiovascular diseases.
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Funding: $554M
Kardigan is a patient-driven heart health company that is modernizing cardiovascular drug development to deliver medicines that move patients beyond symptom management to functional cures.
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Funding: $419.3M
Verve is focused on discovering and developing therapies that safely edit the genomes of adults to confer protection against coronary.
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Funding: $390.6M
CVRx developed an implantable technology, called Barostim neo, for the treatment of high blood pressure and heart failure.
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Funding: $386.5M
Cleerly is a digital healthcare company that provides diagnostic solutions for people with heart disease.
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Funding: $368.4M
HealthCheck Diagnostics seeks to reduce mortality in CAD and atherosclerosis patients with breakthrough biomarker testing that reveals cardiovascular disease and likely heart attacks through a non-invasive procedure.
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Funding: $337.8M
Orchestra BioMed is a biomedical innovation company focused on developing high impact, high value, evidence-based therapeutic solutions for medical procedures that address major medical conditions. The main focus is on developing new therapies for cardiovascular diseases
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Funding: $337.3M
CardioDx is a cardiovascular genomic diagnostics company located in Redwood City, CA. CardioDx develops clinically validated genomic tests to aid in assessing and tailoring care of individuals with cardiovascular disease, including coronary artery disease (CAD), cardiac arrhythmias, and heart failure.
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Funding: $290M
Rivus Pharmaceuticals is dedicated to improving metabolic health by developing controlled metabolic accelerators (CMAs) that treat metabolic disorders, including the tricky nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), cardio-metabolic diseases and obesity, via weight loss.
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Funding: $173.2M
Eko creates FDA approved software, AI, and heart sound and EKG sensors for heart disease monitoring.
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Funding: $166.2M
Elucid enables precision medicine for cardiovascular disease by applying A.I to medical image analysis validated against true biology.
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Funding: $154.3M
AliveCor is a leading FDA-cleared mobile heart solution that helps save lives, save money, and bring healthcare into the 21st century.
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Funding: $145M
Bitterroot is harnessing the power of immunotherapy to develop and deliver transformative medicines for patients with cardiovascular disease
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Funding: $141.4M
Capstan Medical is creating minimally invasive technologies to treat heart valve disorders.
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Funding: $138.2M
Cutting-edge technology that empowers employees to improve heart health.
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Funding: $115M
resTORbio is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of novel therapeutics for the treatment of aging-related diseases. esTORbio’s lead program has demonstrated in several clinical trials, including a randomized, placebo-controlled trial, the potential to treat multiple diseases of aging for which there are no approved therapies.
Editor: Jason Kwon
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