StartUp Health Insights: This Week’s Trends in Global Health Tech Funding | Week of Apr 4, 2023

We saw health innovation funding this week going to a wide variety of solutions spread around Europe, the UK, the US, and Canada.

This week’s reported health innovation funding included:

Inato, a Paris, France-based tech platform enabling access to inclusive clinical trials, raised $20M led by Cathay Innovation, with participation from Obvious Ventures, La Maison, and Top Harvest Capital. <source>

Florence, a New York, NY-based health tech company focused on clinical capacity management, raised $20M led by GV (Google Ventures), Thrive Capital, and Salesforce Ventures, with participation from Atento Capital, BoxGroup, and Vast Ventures. <source>

Wellth, a Los Angeles, CA-based digital health company utilizing behavioral economics to empower people to prioritize their health, raised $20M led by SignalFire, with participation from Frank Williams, The Social Entrepreneurs’ Fund, CD Venture, Yabeo, and Partnership Fund for NYC. <source>

Kiro, a Paris, France-based digital medicine company, raised €13.8M (~$15M) led by Sofinnova Partners, with participation from Bpifrance, Kurma Partners, and Propulia Capital. <source>

Genialis, a Boston, MA-based computational precision medicine company finding new ways to address disease, raised more than $13M co-led by Taiwania Capital and Debiopharm Innovation Fund, with participation from First Star Ventures, Redalpine Venture Partners, Pikas, P5 Health Ventures, and several Angels. <source>

deepc, a Munich, Germany-based digital medicine company with a proprietary operating system that powers AI integration within radiology workflows, raised a €12M (~$13M) led by Sofinnova Partners, with participation from Bertelsmann Investments and Winning Mindset Ventures. <source>

Sirius Medical, an Eindhoven, Netherlands-based surgical marker navigation company, raised €12M (~$13M) led by Holland Capital, with participation from BOM Brabant Ventures, Curie Capital, Team Holmium, and Norgine Ventures. <source>

BioCorteX, a London, England-based digital medicine company focused on understanding drug-bacteria interactions and improving a person’s response to treatments, raised $5M led by Sofinnova Partners and Hoxton Ventures. <source>

Eli Health, a Montréal, Quebec-based healthtech company working on a saliva-based hormone testing solution, raised C$5M ($3.7M) led by Muse Capital, with participation from RH Capital, Cake Ventures, TELUS Pollinator Fund For Good, Garage Capital, Leva Capital, Real Ventures, Panache, Vectr, and MEDTEQ+. <source>

Bioliberty, an Edinburgh, Scotland-based tech startup advancing a soft robotic glove which can restore upper limb mobility in patients following a stroke, raised £2.2M (~2.7M) led by Archangels, with participation from Eos Advisory, Old College Capital, and Hanna Capital SEZC. <source>

Relu, a Leuven, Belgium-based dental software company, raised €2M (~2.2M) from Dental Innovation Alliance and others. <source>

Swehl, a Los Angeles, CA-based platform for better breastfeeding, raised $1.1M from Cleo Capital, Katia Beauchamp, Betsy Fore, and Ron Finley. <source>

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