October 2025 has been a busy month for healthtech startups, with several promising ones raising substantial capital to scale innovations in AI, consumer health, diagnostics, senior care, and chronic disease management.
Here’s a snapshot of the major funding announcements from the month:
Blueprint
- Funds raised: $60 Mn
- Round: Undisclosed growth round
- Investors: Kim Kardashian, Naval Ravikant, Alex Hormozi, Ari Emanuel, Winklevoss twins, among ~50 others
- About the startup: Founded by Bryan Johnson, Blueprint turns his personal longevity protocol into a consumer service, combining diagnostics, prescriptions, AI health companion, and supplements.
- How it plans to use the funds: Expand from supplements into a full platform with biomarker testing, telehealth prescription, AI-driven monitoring, lab partnerships, and consumer health services.
Counsel Health
- Funds raised: $25 Mn
- Round: Series A
- Investors: Andreessen Horowitz, GV (Google Ventures)
- About the startup: AI-enabled virtual care platform that begins with a medical-grade chatbot to triage patients, collect medical history, and integrate with health-data exchanges.
- How it plans to use the funds: Roll out consumer access (free chatbot, low-cost telehealth), scale infrastructure, support data integrations, and drive adoption of its chat-based care model.
Indi
- Funds raised: $1.46 Mn
- Round: Seed / Early stage
- Investors: Giant Leap, Antler, strategic angels
- About the startup: AI “co-pilot” app for carers of children with complex needs, streamlining communication among parents, therapists, clinicians, and allied health clinics.
- How it plans to use the funds: Hire talent, accelerate platform development, and expand partnerships with allied health clinics and families.
Cyclana Bio
- Funds raised: £5 Mn (~$6.1 Mn)
- Round: Pre-seed
- Investors: NfX, Eka VC, Cocoa VC, Wilbe, angel investors
- About the startup: Cambridge-based biotech focused on women’s health, building tissue-level disease models to understand conditions like endometriosis.
- How it plans to use the funds: Build disease-modelling platform, recruit talent, set up labs, and generate early drug-discovery insights.
Hyro
- Funds raised: $45 Mn
- Round: Growth / Undisclosed
- Investors: Healthier Capital, Norwest Venture Partners, Define Ventures, Bon Secours Mercy Health, ServiceNow Ventures
- About the startup: AI agents for the US healthcare system, enabling appointment booking, prescription renewals, and patient communication via voice, chat, and text.
- How it plans to use the funds: Scale across US health systems, expand into new specialties, and integrate AI agents into hospital workflows.
Heidi Health
- Funds raised: $65 Mn
- Round: Series B
- Investors: Point72 Private Investments, Blackbird Ventures, Headline, Latitude
- About the startup: AI “medical scribe” platform automating clinical administrative tasks, including transcription of patient-clinician conversations and note generation.
- How it plans to use the funds: Scale globally (US, UK, Canada, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong), grow team, expand offices, and further product development.
Remedy Robotics
- Funds raised: $35 Mn
- Round: Seed / Series A
- Investors: DCVC (Data Collective), Blackbird Ventures
- About the startup: Robotic system enabling remote endovascular interventions for stroke and cardiovascular care, letting specialists operate from a distance.
- How it plans to use the funds: Accelerate N1 system development, scale clinical trials, expand engineering/clinical teams, and deploy in more hospitals globally.
PredicTx Health
- Funds raised: $1.6 Mn
- Round: Pre-seed
- Investors: University of Melbourne Genesis Pre-Seed Fund, government grants, angel investors
- About the startup: AI platform using body-composition analysis to personalize chemotherapy dosing, moving beyond standard body-surface-area methods.
- How it plans to use the funds: Commercialise the platform, complete clinical validation, expand the team, and prepare for regulatory approvals.
Human Health
- Funds raised: $8.5 Mn
- Round: Undisclosed
- Investors: LocalGlobe, Airtree, Skip Capital, Aliavia, Scale Investors
- About the startup: “Precision Health OS” consolidates chronic-condition patient data and uses AI to generate actionable insights and clinician-ready reports.
- How it plans to use the funds: Expand internationally (UK, US), advance AI product intelligence, and deepen chronic-care partnerships.
ŌURA
- Funds raised: $900 Mn
- Round: Growth / Undisclosed
- Investors: Fidelity Management & Research Company, ICONIQ, Whale Rock, Atreides
- About the startup: Creator of the Oura Ring wearable, tracking sleep, readiness, activity, stress, and women’s health metrics.
- How it plans to use the funds: Accelerate AI/product innovation, expand global distribution, and deepen health-platform offerings for preventive care.
Assort Health
- Funds raised: $76 Mn
- Round: Series B
- Investors: First Round Capital, Chemistry VC, Quiet Capital, Four Acres VC, Tau Ventures
- About the startup: AI voice-agent platform automating patient phone calls, scheduling, and triage.
- How it plans to use the funds: Scale operations, expand the AI patient-communication platform, and accelerate product development.
DermaSensor
- Funds raised: $16 Mn
- Round: Series B
- Investors: Ceros Capital Markets, SternAegis Ventures, Maurice R. Ferré, David Matlin
- About the startup: Handheld AI device detecting skin lesions/cancer in primary care.
- How it plans to use the funds: Commercialize in the US, integrate into primary care, and expand product development.
Sensi.AI
- Funds raised: $45 Mn
- Round: Series C
- Investors: Zeev Ventures, Insight Partners, Entrée Capital, Flint Capital, Jibe Ventures, Secret Chord Ventures
- About the startup: AI-powered senior-care platform using audio analytics for safety and monitoring.
- How it plans to use the funds: Expand platform to more senior-care facilities, enhance product features, grow team, and scale operations.
Zingage
- Funds raised: $12.5 Mn
- Round: Seed
- Investors: Bessemer Venture Partners, TQ Ventures, South Park Commons
- About the startup: AI platform for home-healthcare agencies, optimizing scheduling, documentation, and caregiver workflows.
- How it plans to use the funds: Build and refine the platform, expand the client base, and improve operational efficiency.
Salt AI
- Funds raised: $10 Mn
- Round: Seed / Early-stage
- Investors: Morpheus Ventures, Struck Capital, Marbruck Investments, CoreWeave
- About the startup: AI workflow orchestration platform for enterprise and life sciences applications.
- How it plans to use the funds: Accelerate product development, expand market reach, and grow AI workflow platform adoption.
Wrapping up
This October 2025 roundup highlights the diversity and momentum in healthtech, from consumer longevity and AI scribing to robotics and senior care, showing that investors continue to back innovation across the healthcare ecosystem.
