Health tech deals

  • Triomics raises US$22M to help cancer centre information overload

    Triomics, an oncology AI company helping cancer centres operationalise complex clinical information, today announced it has raised $22 million in Series B financing. The round was led by Battery Ventures, with participation from existing investors Nexus Venture Partners, Lightspeed and Y Combinator, alongside strategic backers Oncology Ventures and Precision Health Informatics, a wholly-owned subsidiary of [...]

  • Digital care startup Garner secures US$100m funding

    Garner Health has secured US$100m in Series E funding for its digital care navigation platform for employers. The funding values the company at US$2.74bn. Founded in 2019, Garner helps employers and employees identify healthcare providers through data and analytics, then creates financial incentives for patients to use those providers. Nick Reber, chief executive [...]

  • NEX Health Intelligence raises €1m to predict hospital infection spread with AI

    NEX Health Intelligence has raised €1m in pre-seed funding to develop AI that predicts hospital infection spread before it moves between patients and wards. The company applies artificial intelligence and advanced mathematical modelling to help hospitals detect, predict and prevent highly resistant infections before they spread between patients and wards. Founded in 2022 [...]

  • McDermott Will & Schulte advises Amulet Capital Partners on acquisition of TFP Fertility Group

    Global law firm McDermott Will & Schulte represented Amulet Capital Partners (“Amulet”), a middle-market private equity investment firm focused exclusively on the healthcare sector, in its acquisition of TFP Fertility Group, one of the leading fertility care providers in the UK and Northern Europe, from Benefit Street Partners (BSP) – a Franklin Templeton company. The [...]

  • Digital health startup Ditto raises €7.6 million

    Ditto has raised €7.6m to expand across Europe with its free app that translates complex medical information into plain language. The Rotterdam-based health tech startup has developed an app designed to help patients and their families make sense of what was said in a medical consultation. Ditto was founded in 2024 by Tobias [...]

  • Propel West Yorkshire launches second cohort of innovators at Nexus in Leeds

    Propel Healthtech West Yorkshire has launched its second cohort of innovators, bringing together founders, partners and stakeholders from across the region’s health innovation ecosystem. The launch event, held on Thursday 30 April 2026 at Nexus in Leeds, marks the continued growth of the programme following £4.5 million of investment secured in 2025 from the West [...]

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    Health Tech Tracker is your monthly snapshot of the facts, figures, opinions, trends and challenges shaping the development of health tech. Our monthly tracker report aims to provide a concise update for busy health tech professionals on the many factors influencing your work. Here you will find a breakdown of deals, developments and opportunities from [...]

  • Cera and uMed announce new partnership

    A new partnership between Cera, Europe’s largest HealthTech company, and automated living registry platform uMed is bringing clinical research directly to the homes of those who need access to innovative treatments the most. The collaboration enables Life Sciences organisations to access ‘invisible’ cohorts - such as the housebound and elderly – enabling them to participate [...]

  • Citrine Angels surpasses US$2 Million invested in women-led startups

    Citrine Angels has invested more than US$2m in women-led startups since 2019, marking a new milestone for the investor group. The investments were made across 30 startups by more than 70 women investors, many of whom were first-time angel investors before joining Citrine. Citrine, based in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US, previously announced its [...]

  • Sanofi invests US$294m to expand AI Center of Excellence in Toronto

    Sanofi is investing US$294m to expand its AI centre in Toronto, creating 50 new high-skilled jobs in AI and machine learning. The biopharma company will use the funding to grow its global AI Centre of Excellence (COE), which was established in downtown Toronto in 2022. The expansion builds on more than 150 roles created at [...]