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Code meets care: 20 European HealthTech startups to watch in 2025 and beyond
- A new generation of HealthTech startups in Europe is reshaping healthcare with digital solutions and software-driven technologies, focusing on patient care, medical advancements, and biotech/pharma developments.
- European HealthTech startups are attracting significant VC funding, with AI-led drug discovery and digital therapeutics emerging as key areas of focus in the industry since 2017.
- Adsilico, a UK-based startup founded in 2022, is revolutionizing medical device development by using computational modeling and AI simulations for in-silico trials, reducing reliance on animal testing.
- AERA Health from Switzerland, founded in 2022, emphasizes preventive healthcare by merging technology and personalized care to offer tailored health insights supporting long-term wellness.
- Axithra, a startup from Ghent founded in 2023, focuses on advancing therapeutic drug monitoring by providing a platform that measures drug concentrations in blood for personalized treatments.
- Biorce in Barcelona, established in 2024, uses AI to streamline clinical research for improved drug development, aiming to make treatments more accessible and efficient.
- Callyope, a Paris startup founded in 2023, is redefining psychiatric care through voice-based technology that monitors mental health disorders, aiding in diagnostics and treatment planning.
- CareLoop Health, a spinout from the University of Manchester founded in 2022, offers digital patient support and symptom tracking for mental health needs, focusing on preventive healthcare.
- Inify Laboratories from Sweden, launched in 2022, focuses on cancer diagnostics with digital workflows and AI-powered pathology services, enhancing diagnostic quality and turnaround times.
- Kor, based in Paris and founded in 2023, shifts healthcare focus to prevention with a service that helps users evaluate and improve their well-being through personalized health profiles.
- Level Zero Health in London, established in 2023, develops biosensor technology for capturing clinical-grade health data outside traditional medical settings, bridging the gap between daily monitoring and diagnostics.
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