Top Medtech Startups London #1 Best MedTech Startups UK Guide
The medical tech world is on a massive growth trajectory at the moment as part of a larger scale-up sector boom right now.
So to help you keep track of some of the healthiest (Ed: groan…) players and shakers on the ward right now here’s a list of some of the top scaleups and across the UK to keep an eye on.
Perfect Ward
Perfect Ward – Healthcare staff can spend more time doing admin work than caring for patients.
That’s why Perfect Ward was created, the app that makes quality inspections easy and more efficient.
Plus, it’s usable across all clinical areas, including wards, theatres, care homes, and community and social care.
iamYiam
iamYiam – iamYiam is an award-winning personalised preventive health partner which empowers people to take charge of their health, every day and lifelong. Combining big health data, Ai, genetics and academic research (covering >2.5 million clinical trial subjects), iamYiam delivers the world’s first personalised health plan that is to be executed through the platform’s curated products & services.
With a team of scientists, mathematicians, engineers and clinicians, iamYiam and the iamYiam Foundation are focused on Science-backed preventive health and customised care that fast tracks one’s progress towards optimal health – from childhood to retirement.
Babylon Health
Babylon’s mission is to put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on earth which is a big statement but what is without doubt is that they’ve already made ground breaking and rapid progression in the UK by partnering with NHS Trusts such as Hammersmith & Fulham.
Top Medtech Startups London #1 Best MedTech Startups UK Guide
Babylon’s AI has been designed around a doctor’s brain to provide accessible healthcare for millions in the palm of their hands, however they actually are making greater in-roads into the private company health care market.
With existing operations in the US, UK, Canada, Rwanda plus multiple countries across APAC and the Middle East, Babylon are a unicorn level startup to watch.
BenevolentAI
BenevolentAI was founded in 2013 by Ken Mulvany and has a £200m+ funding level.
Benevolent’s mission is to transform the way medicine is designed, developed, and tested by taking in millions of data points.
Benevolent then processes them using A.I. to discover new ways to develop better medicines and learn through data how patients respond to treatment generating insights into the actual causes of the disease.
Touch Surgery
Learn, prepare and test on surgical procedures, anytime, anywhere.
Touch Surgery combines core concepts from gaming and surgical training to allow healthcare professionals to learn and teach surgical procedures all on their mobiles.
Thriva
Thriva was started in 2016 with the aim of building the world’s first preventative health service as there is no simple and convenient way to track what’s really going on inside your body which means most people are forced to wait until something goes wrong until they can react – Thriva want to change that.
Thriva does this by letting you understand what’s really going on inside your body such as with smart finger-prick blood tests you take at home.
Autolus
Autolus, founded by Martin Pule, uses of advanced cell programming and has an early stage development pipeline of products to try to treat solid tumours and haematological malignancies better.
Autolus’s mission statement to revolutise medicines that treat and cure life-threatening diseases.
Hinge Health
Hinge Health (Founders: Dan Perez, Gabriel Mecklenburg) is a digital health company that makes use of both hardware and software to tackle musculoskeletal injuries.
Hinge Health do this using tech such as dedicated software and wearable sensors to remotely deliver physical therapies as well as behaviour based health to patients suffering from chronic “MSK” conditions.
Medopad
Medopad (Founders: Dan Vahdat, Rich Khatib) develops apps that connect patients with medical professionals and organise patient’s data from wearables, medical databases and other sources.
Medopad then transmits this data safely and securely to doctors.
uMotif
uMotif (Founded by Bruce Hellman, Ben James) is a healthcare data capture firm that has developed a software platform to provided patient facing technology to capture data.
This data can then be used for clinical research.
Doctify
Doctify is revolutionising the global healthcare market, enabling patients to search, book and review clinics and hospitals online.
Doctify strongly believe in the benefit of patient reviews and how they strengthen the patient-specialist relationship: empowering people to make informed decisions, as well as recognising the exceptional dedication of clinics and hospitals.
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What is a medtech technology?
A health technology is the application of organised knowledge and skills in the form of devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures and systems developed to solve a health problem and improve the quality of our lives.
Where are the boom areas on medtech startups?
The growth areas outside of the normal investment categories are digital health and the application of AI into health, drug development and research
Which are good examples of medtech startups?
Probably the biggest and best example of a medtech startup in the UK is Babylon Health which is partnering with both the NHS and private healthcare companies to provide Digital Health services
Is working at a medtech startup a good career move?
Very much so. Not only do you get to work on good you will work with technologies which have a huge market if you get it right. You will also have the opportunity to move into a traditional pharma or work internationally applying the same tech say in a developing market where arguably there’s more need. The market really is primed for huge growth
