23 SaaS Startups in the Health Care Industry

January 24, 2023

SaaS startups have become the darling of Venture Capital investors, especially in the Health Care industry. Over the past decade, software has proverbially “eaten the world” and SaaS companies have scaled to become unicorn corporations in staggering amounts of time.

In this article, we are examining 23 VC funded SaaS startups in the Health Care industry.

AlayaCare

AlayaCare is a start-up that offers a complete hardware ecosystem and software platform for home health care. The platform enables home care organizations to provide hybrid telehealth/visiting health solutions, empowering patients to live healthier lives while lowering healthcare costs. The founders are a successful group of businessmen who have started, grown, and sold two mobile software companies. AlayaCare seeks to address a market plagued by antiquated software and ineffective business procedures. Better patient outcomes, better physician tools, and better payer economics are all the results of doing this. It fosters an environment where everyone in the team is encouraged to disagree while yet always keeping the bigger vision in mind. Through its partnership with The Madiro Fund, the business also offers its service without charge to NGOs operating in poor nations that want to use mobile technology to better the lives of those who are less fortunate. In Montréal, Quebec, Adrian Schauer and Neil Grunberg established the business in 2014.

Company details:
Founders:
Adrian Schauer, Brady Murphy, Neil Grunberg
Founded:
2014
Based in:
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Website:
AlayaCare
Industries:
Health Care, Home Health Care, Hospital, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$182,848,338
Series D
23 June 2021
Total funding:
$293,405,685
Investors
SCALE AI, Inovia Capital, Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, Investissement Quebec, Generation Investment Management

Cohere Health

Cohere Health is a software-as-a-service company that focuses on the patient journey and has the following goals: to significantly enhance patient, provider, and health plan experiences; to raise the quality of care provided; to lower total cost of care; and to raise transparency throughout the patient care journey. Cohere Health, with its headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, was established in 2019 by Duncan Reece and Siva Namasivayam.

Company details:
Founders:
Duncan Reece, Siva Namasivayam
Founded:
2019
Based in:
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Industries:
Consumer Software, Health Care, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$36,099,972
Series B
13 April 2021
Total funding:
$56,099,972
Investors
Humana, Longitude Capital, Define Ventures, Deepfield, Flare Capital Partners

CUREosity

Through the creation of VR-based therapeutic tools and games, CUREosity hopes to transform conventional rehabilitation for those with neurological and mental impairments. To enhance the cognitive, sensory, and motor rehabilitation, CUREosity offers the CE-certified medical device CUREO, a treatment system. Patients are motivated to engage in high-frequency training and, as a result, experience rapid therapeutic results by being immersed in new worlds with various situations and gaming aspects. With CUREO, several patients can get therapy from only one therapist, allowing for the most effective use of clinic resources. On November 26, 2018, in Düsseldorf, Thomas Saur, Stefan Arand, and Marco Faulhammer established CUREosity.

Company details:
Founders:
Stefan Arand, Thomas Saur
Founded:
2018
Based in:
Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Website:
CUREosity
Industries:
Health Care, Medical, Medical Device, SaaS, Software, Therapeutics, Virtual Reality
Latest funding:
$3,500,000
Seed
26 October 2021
Total funding:
$4,728,507
Investors
TechVision Fonds, Rhein Invest

eVisit

For the remote diagnosis and treatment of the majority of minor medical disorders, primary care physicians can use the online application Evisit to communicate with their patients via phone or webcam. By enabling doctors to recoup patient visits from urgent care and emergency rooms, the business is upsetting the $135 billion primary care industry and transforming the way healthcare is delivered. Patients receive top-notch treatment from the doctor who knows them best whether working, at home, or on the go, while doctors recover lost money from missed visits. The eVisit platform enables healthcare professionals to take co-payments from patients, electronically send prescriptions to the pharmacy of their choosing, and submit medical records for payment to third-party payers. By preserving the doctor-patient contact and keeping patients in their PCMH, eVisit avoids various regulatory difficulties, in contrast to other telemedicine providers (Patient-Centered Medical Home).

Company details:
Founders:
Bret Larsen, Deric Frost, Glen McCracken, Miles Romney
Founded:
2013
Based in:
Mesa, Arizona, United States
Website:
eVisit
Industries:
Health Care, Information Technology, mHealth, SaaS
Latest funding:
$45,000,000
Series B
21 September 2021
Total funding:
$110,783,376
Investors
Texas Health Resources, Kickstart, Service Provider Capital, GS Growth, University Growth Fund

Fresha

Millions of customers and companies trust Fresha, the top marketplace platform for beauty and wellness, all over the world. Fresha's marketplace enables customers to find, reserve, and pay for beauty and wellness appointments with nearby businesses, while its intuitive free business software and financial technology solutions provide beauty and wellness professionals and businesses with an all-in-one platform to manage their entire operation. By facilitating appointment scheduling, point-of-sale, customer records administration, marketing automation, loyalty, beauty product stocking, and team management, Fresha's ecosystem provides businesses with everything they need to operate smoothly. By utilizing the power of online reservations, automated marketing, mobile applications, and sophisticated connections with well-known internet companies like Instagram, Facebook, and Google, the consumer marketplace increases income potential for partner businesses. Over 300,000 professionals and 80,000+ organizations use Fresha to process over 30 million appointments each month. With its global offices in New York City, Vancouver, Sydney, Dublin, Amsterdam, Dubai, and Warsaw, Fresha has its headquarters in London, United Kingdom.

Company details:
Founders:
Nick Miller, William Zeqiri
Founded:
2015
Based in:
London, England, United Kingdom
Website:
Fresha
Industries:
Beauty, Health Care, Marketplace, SaaS, Scheduling
Latest funding:
$152,500,000
Series C
11 June 2021
Total funding:
$185,000,000
Investors
FJ Labs, Partech, General Atlantic, BECO Capital, Target Global

Glassbeam

For networked medical machines, Glassbeam is a pioneer in data and predictive analytics that gives structure and meaning to complicated data produced by a diverse fleet of medical devices. For companies like Canon Medical Systems USA, MultiCare Health System, UCSF Health, Scripps Medical, Harris Health, and US Radiology, effective solutions for improving equipment uptime and usage are only available with Glassbeam's innovative cloud-based platform. AWS hosted the 2013 launch of Glassbeam, a platform for IIoT analytics. Since then, with the help of linked medical equipment, the company has effectively concentrated on the healthcare business. The corporation has its headquarters in Santa Clara, California, in the Silicon Valley.

Company details:
Founders:
Kumar Malavalli, Puneet Pandit
Founded:
2004
Based in:
Santa Clara, California, United States
Website:
Glassbeam
Industries:
Analytics, Health Care, Internet of Things, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$10,000,000
Series B
14 December 2021
Total funding:
$29,788,000
Investors
Tech Coast Angels, VKRM Ventures, Appian Way Asset Management

Glooko

Glooko is the global diabetes platform that offers information to help PWDs and their care teams achieve better results. Glooko provides tailored, timely patient information such as glucose level, food, insulin, medicine, blood pressure, diet, and weight data by connecting to the most widely used diabetic devices in the world as well as the most significant fitness and activity trackers. We are utilized by more than 1.5 million PWDs in 23 countries and 15 languages, and we are trusted by the world's top experts in the treatment of diabetes. We have over 7,000 clinical sites. Please visit www.glooko.com to learn more.

Company details:
Founders:
Chamath Palihapitiya, Sundeep Madra, Yogen Dalal
Founded:
2010
Based in:
Mountain View, California, United States
Website:
Glooko
Industries:
Diabetes, Health Care, mHealth, Mobile Apps, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$30,000,000
Series D
16 March 2021
Total funding:
$101,000,000
Investors
Medtronic, Mayo Clinic, Novo Nordisk, Glooko, Samsung NEXT

IOT Communications

The serverless cloud communications platform (CPaaS) for mission-critical real-time communication is called iotcomms.io. has an emphasis on encapsulating telecom complexity into APIs for the IOT sector, including security, care, and IOT devices, as well as the Unified Communication sector.

Company details:
Founders:
Gunnar Reinholdsen, Jörgen Björkner
Founded:
2018
Based in:
Stockholm, Stockholms Lan, Sweden
Industries:
Health Care, Internet of Things, SaaS, Software, Telecommunications, Unified Communications
Latest funding:
$2,419,432
Seed
9 June 2021
Total funding:
$3,419,433
Investors
Fairpoint Capital, Telia Ventures, Red Dawn Ventures

Lenus eHealth

A B2B technology and innovation company called Lenus eHealth offers cloud-based SaaS to a wide range of healthcare professionals.

Company details:
Founders:
Bertram Thorslund, Christian Høeg
Founded:
2016
Based in:
Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Industries:
Business Intelligence, Health Care, Nutrition, SaaS, SEO, Software
Latest funding:
$60,863,013
Series A
8 June 2021
Total funding:
$60,863,013
Investors
EQT Ventures

Linc'well

A healthcare firm called Linc'well offers software as a service (SaaS) to hospitals and other medical facilities in an effort to reduce medical inefficiencies.

Company details:
Founders:
Kazuma Kaneko, Yamamoto Ryosuke
Founded:
2018
Based in:
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Website:
Linc'well
Industries:
Genetics, Health Care, Nursing and Residential Care, SaaS
Latest funding:
$69,479,576
Series C
23 November 2021
Total funding:
$81,262,675
Investors
Pavilion Capital, Incubate Fund, Sony Innovation Fund, Bain Capital, DCM Ventures

Medesk

Medesk is a platform for delivering healthcare digitally. It enables medical professionals anywhere to give care in a setting with an efficient clinical workflow.

Company details:
Founders:
Dmitry Lazutkin, Vladimir Kovalskiy
Founded:
2008
Based in:
London, England, United Kingdom
Website:
Medesk
Industries:
Computer, Health Care, Information Technology, mHealth, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$600,000
Seed
1 June 2021
Total funding:
$3,200,000
Investors
Esther Dyson, Grit Partners

Medicom Technologies

Medicom's health information network is focused on solving longstanding interoperability challenges in healthcare. Today, clinical data is stored across thousands of information silos in hospitals, health systems, and practices. Medicom's Network brings a patient's complete medical history into a familiar search-oriented user-interface and replaces faxes, mailed or couriered paperwork, and CD-ROMs carrying clinical information. Over 2,000 healthcare organizations participate on Medicom's Network through over 3,500 unique connections. Medicom's deepMed Marketplace, which is layered on top of the Network, serves healthcare data consumers at life science, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies. deepMed facilitates curation of large longitudinal data sets for research, drug discovery, machine learning, market validation, and AI applications. Medicom was founded by Michael Rosenberg, Malcolm Benitz, and Chase Ballard.

Company details:
Founders:
Chase Ballard, Malcolm Benitz, Michael Rosenberg
Founded:
2015
Based in:
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Industries:
Health Care, Health Diagnostics, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$21,800,000
Series B
18 November 2021
Total funding:
$32,323,287
Investors
Cone Health, Grayhawk Capital, Vocap Partners, Oval Park Capital

Mytonomy

Mytonomy's Cloud for Healthcare enables healthcare providers to put everything patients require in the palm of their hands so they may take care of themselves. With attention-grabbing, broadcast-quality microlearning films and a potent array of communication and survey tools for ongoing development, Mytonomy involves patients in their treatment. Mytonomy delivers a personalized experience that helps patients manage chronic diseases, better prepare for invasive operations, and more precisely adhere to post-discharge treatment programs, all under the control of an innovative, intelligent healthcare CRM. This is a key component of a new virtual care model and the driving force for digital transformation. Mytonomy empowers businesses to perform better and promotes patient wellness as a consequence. An organization's particular patient group and branding needs may be met by adapting the high-quality educational videos produced by Mytonomy's award-winning content studio. The Mytonomy Cloud for Healthcare, which has five extensive modules, provides this service. The following cloud services are available to patients: (1) Patient Experience Cloud, which offers a customized viewing environment that opens the hospital's digital front door; (2) Content Cloud, which streams video content to patients on any device, anytime, anywhere; (3) Communications Cloud, which sends surveys and text and email reminders to patients to improve experiences; (4) Analytics Cloud, which provides actionable insights for data-driven decisions; and (5) Research Cloud, which supports Institutional Review Board (IRB) participation. The enterprise cloud platform from Mytonomy also incorporates with popular EHR programs to provide professionals and patients with seamless user interfaces.

Company details:
Founders:
Anjali Kataria, Vinay Bhargava
Founded:
2011
Based in:
Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Website:
Mytonomy
Industries:
Enterprise Software, Health Care, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$25,000,000
Series B
12 July 2021
Total funding:
$32,000,000
Investors
MedStar Health, Kapor Capital, Level Equity Management, Carilion Clinic, NewSchools Venture Fund

Pivotal Analytics

Pivotal is Business Intelligence for Healthcare Growth. Improving Healthcare Investment Decisions with Amplified Data, Powerful Analytics, and Actionable Insights.

Company details:
Founders:
Carl Davis, Fady Barmada
Founded:
2016
Based in:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Industries:
Analytics, Commercial Real Estate, Health Care, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$10,200,000
Series A
7 October 2021
Total funding:
$13,900,000
Investors
Blue Jay Ventures, Peter Silvester, Ed Brownley

Rehab for JAPAN

Rehab for Japan is developing a special rehabilitation SaaS for day service .

Company details:
Founders:
Okubo Ryo
Founded:
2016
Based in:
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Industries:
Elder Care, Health Care, Rehabilitation, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$6,430,690
Series B
24 May 2021
Total funding:
$8,805,667
Investors
Global Brain Corporation, Kirin Holdings, SMBC Venture Capital, Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, Cyberdyne

Reveleer

Reveleer is a healthcare software and services company that empowers payers in all lines of business to take control over their risk adjustment and quality improvement programs. The Reveleer platform enables payers to independently execute and manage every aspect of provider outreach, retrieval, coding, abstraction and reporting – all under one single platform. Leveraging its technology, proprietary data sets, and subject matter expertise, Reveleer also assists payers with full record retrieval and review services to support financial performance and improved member outcomes.

Company details:
Founders:
Michael Klotz
Founded:
2009
Based in:
Glendale, California, United States
Website:
Reveleer
Industries:
Health Care, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$45,999,993
Series D
19 April 2022
Total funding:
$131,399,993
Investors
Oak HC/FT, Upfront Ventures, Boston Millennia Partners, Redhills Ventures

Rivia Health

Rivia Health brings easeful efficiency to healthcare patient payments. We work with healthcare provider organizations to complement their revenue cycle operations and get them paid more while doing less. Rivia Health alleviates staff overwhelm by reducing manual tasks related to outstanding patient responsibility. Our communication and payment platform integrates with the practice management or RCM system to automate billing workflows like appointment and billing reminders, copay or pre-service payments, and payment plan setup. In addition to saving staff time, Rivia Health also improves financial results by communicating more dynamically to patients about balances across text and email and by making it easier for patients to pay across multiple payment methods with a 3-step, no login required process.

Company details:
Founders:
Harlow Burgess, Rachel Mertensmeyer
Founded:
2018
Based in:
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Website:
Rivia Health
Industries:
Financial Services, Health Care, Medical, Mobile Apps, Mobile Payments, Payments, Personal Finance, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$1,700,000
Seed
1 January 2021
Total funding:
$3,875,000
Investors
Arizona Tech Investors

Rune Labs

Future brain treatments including neuromodulation and data collection will be supported by Rune Labs' software. To handle complicated therapies and maximize the use of available data, the platform's software-as-a-service platform collaborates with both established and developing neuromodulation systems. These therapy developers have access to the performance, scalability, and availability they require from their cloud-based software platform in order to run complex therapy algorithms across numerous patients, deliver precision medicine, and identify clinical trial participants who are likely to respond. The company's headquarters are in San Francisco, California, and Rune Labs was established in 2018.

Company details:
Founders:
Brian Pepin
Founded:
2016
Based in:
San Francisco, California, United States
Website:
Rune Labs
Industries:
Health Care, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$22,800,000
Series A
16 September 2021
Total funding:
$29,255,000
Investors
Eclipse Ventures, City Light Capital, Moment Ventures, DigiTx Partners, TruVenturo

Sirenum

Sirenum is a cloud-based platform enabling agencies, recruiters, and organizations that depend on employees for operational needs to manage the staff lifecycle. The technical foundation on which Sirenum is based is extremely adaptable, enabling us to collaborate with other service providers for features that the system doesn't presently support. If a customer requests certain features up front, we may use this method to supply them even if they would not otherwise have them. When a certain feature is in high demand, they may opt to create it internally rather than using an outside provider, retaining all revenues. Employers who manage complicated shift-based workforces should use Sirenum. The staffing, rail, aviation, building, hospitality, healthcare, home care, deliveries, logistics, and transportation industries are all good fits for Sirenum. Operators in these industries frequently employ hundreds of people or perhaps thousands.

Company details:
Founders:
Amnon Kruvi, Ben Hizak, Benjamin Rubin, Joshua Pines
Founded:
2013
Based in:
London, England, United Kingdom
Website:
Sirenum
Industries:
Health Care, Human Resources, iOS, Logistics, Mobile, Recruiting, SaaS, Scheduling, Software, Transportation
Latest funding:
$2,700,000
Series A
29 January 2021
Total funding:
$4,109,344
Investors
Dynamo, William Christopher Currie, William Currie Group, Sir Terry Leahy, Mark Horrocks

TCARE

TCARE’s Medicaid-approved, SaaS platform reduces caregiver burnout and delays nursing home placement. TCARE’s evidence-based predictive technology saved Washington State Department of Social and Health Services over $10M in a 2,300-caregiver pilot by delaying nursing home admissions by 18-24 months. TCARE enables family caregivers to keep their loved ones at home longer. TCARE’s aging-in-place enterprise SaaS solution partners with government and healthcare entities. TCARE uses its scientifically-validated algorithms to create an individualized care plan, which reduces stress and burnout of caregivers and allows their loved ones to age in place.

Company details:
Founders:
Ali Ahmadi, Linda Miller, Mike Mings, Nate Moore, Vijay Anand
Founded:
2014
Based in:
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Website:
TCARE
Industries:
Elder Care, Health Care, InsurTech, Retirement, SaaS, Wellness
Latest funding:
$17,000,000
Series A
8 September 2022
Total funding:
$17,850,000
Investors
gener8tor, Arch Grants, National Institutes of Health, SixThirty, Plug and Play

Triall

Triall brings Web3 to medical research by creating a digital ecosystem of blockchain-integrated software solutions that secure and streamline clinical trials. Triall’s solutions make clinical trials tamper-resistant and enable secure and efficient integrations between the many isolated systems and parties involved in clinical trial processes. Triall’s software is co-created with clinical trial professionals to ensure optimal user experience, solving actual industry pain points.

Company details:
Founders:
Hadil Es-Sbai, Joost Flach, Linda van de Burgwal, Mark van der Waal, Raymond van der Waal, Rob Posthumus
Founded:
2018
Based in:
Maarssen, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Website:
Triall
Industries:
Clinical Trials, Health Care, Information Technology, Life Science, Pharmaceutical, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$2,400,000
Seed
1 July 2021
Total funding:
$2,400,000
Investors
Zokyo

Vital

Modern emergency department software on the cloud is essential. We employ artificial intelligence to anticipate admissions hours in advance, shorten stays, and save money with a better flow.

Company details:
Founders:
Aaron Patzer, Justin Schrager
Founded:
2017
Based in:
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Website:
Vital
Industries:
Artificial Intelligence, Health Care, SaaS, Software
Latest funding:
$15,000,000
Series A
29 September 2021
Total funding:
$21,200,000
Investors
SV Angel, First Round Capital, Bragiel Brothers, Refactor Capital, Threshold

Vittude

One in four individuals globally are affected by mental illness, which has become the major health issue in recent years. Brazil has the world's most worried, second-most stressed, and fifth-most depressed population, according to the WHO. An annual $1 trillion cost to the world economy results from not treating mental health illnesses Additionally, the cost of missed production due to mental illness reaches $63 billion for Brazilian businesses. Providing employees with mental health support benefits organizations' bottom lines (4x ROI). Covid-19 has increased the use of online treatment, and psychological assistance is now a crucial component of luring and keeping the top talent. The mental health and welfare of employees is being impacted by Vittude, which has more than 70 corporate clients like Grupo Boticário, Raia Drogasil, SAP, Microsoft, Olist, Resultados Digitais, Warren, 99, and others. With more than 3 million unique visits each month, Vittude is also the top in Latin America for mental health content (5x bigger than 2nd player).

Company details:
Founders:
Everton Höpner, Tatiana Pimenta
Founded:
2016
Based in:
São Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Website:
Vittude
Industries:
Health Care, Marketplace, Psychology, SaaS, Therapeutics
Latest funding:
$7,000,000
Series A
15 March 2022
Total funding:
$8,408,114
Investors
Google for Startups, Scale-Up Ventures, Crescera Capital, SuperJobs, Redpoint eventures

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