Top 100 eHealth Companies in the UK | 2026

Lily Ruaah,
 24 April 2026

UK eHealth companies raised £744m in 2022 at the peak of the post-pandemic wave — and, unlike many digital sectors that boomed and busted, the investment pipeline has held. Annual funding has stayed above £348m every year since, with 2025 delivering another £488m. In total, eHealth companies in the UK have raised £3.80b across all equity fundraisings tracked by Beauhurst.

We’ve ranked the top 100 eHealth companies by total equity raised (all data sourced from the Beauhurst platform).

What is eHealth?

eHealth — short for electronic health — covers the use of digital technology to deliver, manage, and improve healthcare. It spans telehealth platforms, remote patient monitoring, electronic health records, digital pharmacies, AI-assisted diagnostics, mental health apps, and software for clinicians, carers, and hospitals.

Beauhurst tracks 748 active eHealth companies in the UK, up from 246 in the final quarter of 2015 — a 204% increase over the decade. Together, these companies have raised £3.80b, with £3.10b of that arriving since 2020 (81% of the sector’s all-time total). The 94 companies reporting full financials generated £2.65b in turnover, and the sector supports an estimated 132,097 employees across the UK — the largest workforce of any technology sector we’ve analysed.

Key findings

  • Cera tops the ranking with £480m raised. The East of England-based company provides homecare, telehealth consultations, and app-managed prescription services, and is the only top 100 company across our sector series to employ more than 1,000 people.
  • Huma (£251m, London) takes second place in hospital records and remote patient monitoring, followed by Flo Health (£207m, London) in women’s health tracking, Osler Diagnostics (£144m, South East) in handheld biomarker testing, and Pelago Health (£103m, London) in digital substance abuse treatment. The top five account for 31% of all equity raised in UK eHealth.
  • London hosts 52 of the top 100, followed by the South East (12), East of England (10), and North West (6). The top 100 spans 13 UK regions in total.
  • Venture-stage businesses lead the top 100 (44), followed by growth-stage (28), 15 established companies, and six exited businesses — 21 mature names in total, second only to adtech in our series and a reflection of how long the NHS and private healthcare have been digital software buyers.
  • The top 100 collectively raised £2.84b — 75% of the sector’s all-time total.

Methodology

To be included in this list of edtech companies, companies must be:

  • Headquartered in the UK
  • Operating in the ‘eHealth’ Beauhurst industry classification
  • Listed as ‘Active’ on Companies House

We’ve then ranked these companies by total equity raised.

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All data for the analysis was taken from the Beauhurst platform, and is accurate as of 15 April 2026.

All data for the ranking list was taken from the Beauhurst platform, and is automatically updated weekly.

Top 100 eHealth companies in the UK

10.

Total amount raised: £185m
Total equity rounds: 5
Established: 2014
Location: Oxford

Oxa develops software designed to power driverless vehicles, with technology that uses features such as cameras and lasers in order to sense and navigate the surrounding environment. In 2023, the UK government announced that Oxa had been included in their Advanced Manufacturing Plan, setting out £150m of investment to supercharge the self-driving vehicle sector. They have received £185m to date through five rounds of fundraising, including £113m in December 2022, aimed at selling its software to a wider range of industries and growing worldwide.

9. Callsign

Total amount raised: £215m
Total equity rounds: 5
Established: 2010
Location: City of London

Focusing on creating smooth customer interactions, AI company Callsign has produced technology for passive authentication, fraud prevention, and intelligence. Its proprietary technology uses artificial intelligence to mimic how humans recognise each other. In October 2021, Visa choseCallsign as their preferred behavioural biometric and device intelligence identity partner across Europe. Callsign is the world’s fastest-growing behavioural authentication and intelligence company. It has raised a total of £215m in investment, across five funding rounds. The company’s main investors include JP Morgan, AllegisCyber, and NightDragon Security.

8. Lendable

Total amount raised: £216m
Total equity rounds: 7
Established: 2014
Location: Hackney

Lendable is a fintech company developing a peer-to-peer lending platform for consumer finance. The company’s AI software matches users with appropriate investors, leveraging artificial intelligence and automated underwriting to quickly approve loans. Lendable also offers loans to those with lower credit scores to provide a fairer borrowing solution. Lendable has raised £216m, across seven funding rounds, since 2014. It’s expanded to offices in New York, Nairobi, and Singapore, and has featured in several high growth lists: 2022’s FT 1000, the Deloitte Fast 50 in both 2019 and 2020, and the Fast Tech Track 100, also in 2019 and 2020. Additionally, in 2018, Lendable participated in Addleshaw Goddard’s AG Elevate accelerator programme for scaling fintech startups.

7. Huma

Total amount raised: £236m
Total equity rounds: 10
Established: 2011
Location: Westminster

​​Huma (previously Medopad) is developing a web-based portal for hospitals and healthcare professionals to contain, manage, and collect health records. This data is then accessible to patients through a mobile app. Alongside its main goal of managing healthcare data, Huma also works on digital health insights and has developed wearable technology to detect digital biomarkers and assess health in real-time. Huma has been working with many organisations around the world, including the NHS, to monitor COVID-19 patients remotely. The AI company has secured £236m in fundraisings, from investors including Healthbox, Nexus Investments, Bayer, and NWS Holdings. In 2020, the company acquired two businesses: stress and productivity biometric startup BioBeats, and Tarilian, an optoelectronic sensor company that makes technology for measuring blood pressure and heart monitoring. They have since acquired Alcedis, developers of a platform for the digitisation of clinical trials that can be integrated with third-party systems, and iPLATO, developers of an app that improves patients’ access to GP practices through an online booking system, and provides a platform for healthcare campaigns.

6. Patsnap

Total amount raised: £251m
Total equity rounds: 4
Established: 2007
Location: Southwark

Patsnap has created a web-based platform to help clients assess intellectual property patents, with access to patent expiry dates, licensing, renewal, and legal information for tech companies. The lawtech company’s platform is powered by artificial intelligence algorithms and natural language processing, to parse patents and IP, as well as extract and cross-match critical information. It can even analyse more complex documents, like clinical trials, chemical structures patents, and litigation records. Patsnap has over 10k customers in over 50 countries, including big names like Tesla, Dyson, and NASA. So far, the company has secured £251m in investment, across four funding rounds.

5. Quantexa

Total amount raised: £286m
Total equity rounds: 6
Established: 2016
Location: Lambeth

Quantexa is a cybersecurity firm that develops AI technology to secure organisations’ data and flag illegal activity. It works closely with industries that handle large datasets (such as banking, e-commerce, and the public sector), to create analytical models that uncover data risk, reveal opportunities, and enhance decision making. The company is backed by AlbionVC, Dawn Capital, HSBC Enterprise Fund, and Accenture, among others. In its latest funding round, Quantexa raised £104m in investment. This took the company’s total fundraisings to £286m. Quantexa has attended both the Microsoft ScaleUp accelerator and Tech Nation’s Future Fifty accelerator. It has also appeared on several high-growth lists, including The Telegraph’s Tech Hot 100, Fast Track’s Tech Track 100, InsurTech 100, and the 2021 edition of The Regtech 100.

4. Gousto

Total amount raised: £321m
Total equity rounds: 14
Established: 2012
Location: Shepherds Bush

Gousto is a meal kit delivery service that provides exact ingredients and portions to customers with instructions on how to prepare the dish. The food tech unicorn, backed by celebrity fitness coach, Joe Wicks, and Japanese investment giant SoftBank, is powered by AI, a technology used since its founding. They have received £321m in funding to date, through 14 rounds of funding. The most recent of these was in February 2023, which saw £50m invested to support them during times of economic uncertainty. Their post-money valuation was listed as £239m. They have been named on a number of high-growth lists, including the FT 1000, Fast Track Tech Track 100, and Top 100 – Britain’s Fastest Growing Businesses. They also attended the Future Fifty accelerator in 2017.

3. Cera

Total amount raised: £366m
Total equity rounds: 9
Established: 2015
Location: Islington

Cera provides homecare, telehealth consultations, and prescription services, which can be managed through a mobile app, which also allows users to book appointments with nurses on demand. To date, they have secured £366m through nine rounds of fundraising. In August 2022, they raised £81.3m to invest in increasing their capacity to help more patients, a project that was invested into by 8090 Partners, Evolve Healthcare Partners, Guinness Ventures, and Jane Street, amongst others. They have attended DigitalHealth.London Accelerator, PwC Scale Programmes, and Govstart.

2. Thought Machine

Total amount raised: £392m
Total equity rounds: 8
Established: 2011
Location: Islington

Thought Machine develops fintech software Vault, which enables banks and financial services providers to centrally manage a range of products. Its core banking platforms can be used to run day-to-day operations, improving the cost, speed, and adaptability of legacy systems. Thought Machine’s software is accessed through an API and has a large artificial intelligence component. The AI company has raised £398m in growth capital so far, across seven funding rounds, with the likes of Molten Ventures (previously Draper Esprit), IQ Capital, Playfair Capital, and British Patient Capital. Its most recent fundraising, secured in July 2020, saw the company valued at £221m pre-money. Alongside new investors ING Ventures, JP Morgan Chase Strategic Investments, and Standard Charter Investments, this latest raise also saw Thought Machine reach unicorn status.

1. Graphcore

Total amount raised: £528m
Total equity rounds: 9
Established: 2016
Location: City of Bristol

Graphcore operates in the semiconductor processing chip industry, developing and manufacturing chips made specifically to accelerate artificial intelligence and machine learning tasks. Graphcore’s chips use Intelligence Process Unit (IPU) technology, housing 1,472 separate IPU-Cores, capable of executing 8,832 separate parallel computing threads. The Bristol-based AI startup has grown from strength to strength since 2016, with a total of nine funding rounds under its belt, which saw it reach unicorn status after just four years of trading. Graphcore has raised more than half a billion pounds in investment, and is partnered with large tech companies such as Microsoft and Dell Technologies. The company has offices in London, Cambridge, Oslo, Beijing, Seoul, and across the US.
Last Updated: 8 May 2026
# Company Region Stage Employees Total Raised
1 Cera East of England Established >1000 £479,569,725

Cera

Cera provides homecare, telehealth consultations, and prescription services, which can be managed through a mobile app, enabling users to book appointments with nurses on demand.

https://ceracare.co.uk/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Homecare (domiciliary care) Hospitals and clinics Medical doctors
2 Huma London Growth 500-999 £250,744,128

Huma

Huma (previously Medopad) develops technology that allows hospitals to manage health records and clinicians to monitor and share patient data through mobile devices.

https://www.huma.com/
Industries Application software Data management Hospitals and clinics
3 Flo Health London Established 500-999 £206,541,561

Flo Health

Flo Health develops an app that monitors ovulation cycles and provides advice on women's health.

https://flo.health/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Pregnancy and parenting Sex, dating and relationships
4 Osler Diagnostics South East Growth 100-249 £144,281,079

Osler Diagnostics

Osler Diagnostics develops a handheld diagnostic device that can test for a range of disease biomarkers in a short space of time.

https://www.oslerdiagnostics.com/
Industries Clinical diagnostics Electronics hardware Embedded systems Manufacturing Medical devices and instruments
5 Pelago Health London Growth 100-249 £102,816,697

Pelago Health

Pelago Health develops a virtual clinic to support users with substance abuse utilising CBT and gamification.

https://www.pelagohealth.com/
Industries Application software Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
6 Numan London Established 250-499 £100,978,492

Numan

Numan develops a platform which aims to let subscribers gain knowledge and treatment for various men's health issues.

https://www.numan.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Medical doctors Pharmaceuticals Sex, dating and relationships
7 Avacta Group London Venture 100-249 £58,200,000

Avacta Group

Avacta Group develops biotherapeutic technology platforms for the production of next-generation cancer therapies and in vitro diagnostic products.

https://avacta.com/
Industries Application software Biotechnology Clinical diagnostics Clinical research Pharmaceuticals
8 Lumeon London Exited 100-249 £58,044,514

Lumeon

Lumeon (previously trading as Qinec) has developed web-based software for medical practitioners to help them track the progress of patients and keep up to date with administration tasks.

https://lumeon.com/
Industries Application software Assistants, secretaries and administrative support Hospitals and clinics Human resources
9 Doccla London Growth 100-249 £56,749,651

Doccla

Doccla operates a virtual hospital ward and develops medical devices integrated with patient monitoring software to remotely track patient health data.

https://www.doccla.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Electronics hardware Homecare (domiciliary care) Hospitals and clinics Medical devices and instruments Medical doctors Mobile, internet and wireless hardware
10 Current Health East of Scotland Growth 100-249 £54,069,831

Current Health

Current Health develops a wearable medical device that monitors a patient's vitals, which can then be analysed to detect signs early signs of deterioration and to notify healthcare providers if any intervention is necessary.

https://currenthealth.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Electronics hardware Medical devices and instruments Mobile, internet and wireless hardware
11 Healthily South West Growth 25-49 £51,026,649

Healthily

Healthily develops a mobile app that allows individuals and healthcare providers to monitor health issues through a machine learning symptom checker.

https://www.livehealthily.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
12 HealthHero London Established 500-999 £50,341,603

HealthHero

HealthHero develops software that provides remote healthcare services to users.

https://www.healthhero.com/
Industries Application software Medical doctors Mental well-being
13 Birdie North West Growth 100-249 £42,993,394

Birdie

Birdie develops an online tool and mobile app, allowing users to book and manage at home care services for the elderly, receive health updates, and book transportation and medical deliveries.

https://www.birdie.care/
Industries Application software Homecare (domiciliary care)
14 B-Secur Northern Ireland Growth 50-99 £38,951,264

B-Secur

B-Secur develops analytics technology that can be integrated with medical devices and provide deeper insights into electrocardiogram data using advanced algorithms.

https://www.b-secur.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Electronics hardware Medical devices and instruments Sensors
15 DoctorLink London Exited 50-99 £38,600,000

DoctorLink

DoctorLink develops web-based software tools that allow patients to check their symptoms against clinically certified assessments and book necessary GP appointments.

https://www.doctorlink.com/
Industries Application software Medical doctors
16 LIO South East Growth 50-99 £37,131,198

LIO

LIO develops software that allows a patient’s health to be monitored using a webcam.

https://www.liohealth.com/
Industries Application software Electronics hardware Medical devices and instruments Medical doctors
17 accuRx London Established 100-249 £36,745,000

accuRx

accuRx develops software designed to improve communication between healthcare providers and patients.

https://www.accurx.com/
Industries Application software Medical doctors
18 Portal Biotech South East Venture 10-24 £35,742,298

Portal Biotech

Portal Biotech develops AI and nanopore technology to sequence full-length proteins, helping with drug discovery, diagnostics, and biosecurity.

https://www.portalbiotech.com/
Industries Biotechnology Clinical diagnostics Pharmaceuticals Research tools and reagents
19 Florence London Established 250-499 £34,817,268

Florence

Florence develops an app that connects nurses with employers in the health and personal care industry, allowing them to find job vacancies without using recruiters.

https://www.florence.co.uk/
Industries Application software Care homes Human resources Recruitment, headhunting and talent management
20 Evergreen Life North West Growth 250-499 £33,336,273

Evergreen Life

Evergreen Life develops an app that allows users to to record their health information, allowing a number of actions such as booking doctor appointments and viewing test results.

https://www.evergreen-life.co.uk/
Industries Application software Data management Medical doctors
21 Lantum London Growth 50-99 £30,983,519

Lantum

Lantum connects GP's searching for temporary work with practices that have vacancies through an online interface.

https://www.lantum.com/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics Medical doctors
22 Healios London Growth 250-499 £29,109,066

Healios

Healios provides families of sufferers of mental health issues with technology and training to care for their relatives at home.

https://healios.org.uk/
Industries Application software Mental well-being Psychiatry, psychotherapy and counselling
23 Medefer London Growth 100-249 £28,833,762

Medefer

Medefer has developed a website on which patients can seek individual online medical advice from consultants.

https://medefer.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Medical doctors
24 Clinova South East Established 25-49 £26,555,883

Clinova

Clinova produces a range of pharmaceutical products such as pain relief liquid, skin cream and flu masks.

https://www.clinova.co.uk/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Pharmaceuticals Vitamins and other supplements
25 Cambridge Nutritional Sciences London Established 50-99 £26,450,000

Cambridge Nutritional Sciences

Cambridge Nutritional Sciences develops and manufactures a range of diagnostic tests, such as tests for the detection of anaemia and allergies.

https://www.cnsplc.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Data provision and analysis Medical devices and instruments
26 Enhanced Genomics East of England Venture 25-49 £25,899,995

Enhanced Genomics

Enhanced Genomics develops technology that profiles 3D genome folding with the aim of linking genomic variants to their target genes.

https://enhancedgenomics.com/
Industries Data aggregation Research tools and reagents
27 HelloSelf London Growth 250-499 £24,734,728

HelloSelf

HelloSelf provides an online service which allows its users to access cognitive behavioural therapists through video calling.

https://www.helloself.com/
Industries Application software Psychiatry, psychotherapy and counselling
28 Phlo Digital Pharmacy East of Scotland Growth 50-99 £24,247,002

Phlo Digital Pharmacy

Phlo Digital Pharmacy develops software that allows patients to manage, order and track their medication.

https://wearephlo.com/
Industries Application software Pharmacies
29 Patients Know Best East of England Growth 50-99 £22,983,335

Patients Know Best

Patients Know Best has developed a patient-edited online medical records system.

https://patientsknowbest.com/
Industries Application software Data management Hospitals and clinics
30 Micrima South West Established 10-24 £21,894,088

Micrima

Micrima has developed breast scanning technology that allows scanning and detection of tumours in younger patients.

https://www.micrima.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Distribution and wholesale Electronics hardware Embedded systems Manufacturing Medical devices and instruments Tutoring, training, coaching and skills development
31 Doctify London Growth 100-249 £21,386,694

Doctify

Doctify allows users to search for and book medical appointments online.

https://www.doctify.com/uk
Industries Application software Medical doctors
32 Evaro East of England Growth 25-49 £20,995,025

Evaro

Evaro operates an online pharmacy that allows businesses to embed its services within their own website.

https://evaro.com/
Industries Application software Online retailing Pharmacies
33 Elephant Healthcare London Venture 50-99 £20,984,488

Elephant Healthcare

Elephant Healthcare develops software that provides a range of administrative services for the healthcare sector.

https://elephant.healthcare/
Industries Application software Assistants, secretaries and administrative support Hospitals and clinics Human resources
34 Lightpoint Medical South East Growth 10-24 £20,001,560

Lightpoint Medical

Lightpoint Medical (previously Artemis Diagnostics) is developing medical imaging technology that can detect the presence of cancer cells in real-time during surgery. It aims to decrease the recurrence of cancer after operations by allowing surgeons to remove cancerous cells with greater accuracy.

https://lightpointmedical.com/
Industries Clinical diagnostics Medical devices and instruments
35 Qumata London Venture 10-24 £19,840,529

Qumata

Qumata develops web-based and mobile app software, designed to improve the analysis of medical risks present among a health insurers' customer bases.

https://qumata.com/
Industries Application software Insurance Risk and compliance
36 Hertility London Venture 50-99 £19,661,924

Hertility

Hertility enables women to track their reproductive health and fertility through at-home hormone and fertility diagnostic tests.

https://hertilityhealth.com/
Industries Biotechnology Clinical diagnostics Clinical research Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
37 EYOTO West Midlands Venture 25-49 £19,462,636

EYOTO

EYOTO develops software that supports optometrists with diagnosis, selling optical products, and conducting clinical trials.

https://www.eyoto.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Electronics hardware Embedded systems Manufacturing Medical devices and instruments Ophthalmology and opticians Robots and automation
38 DrDoctor London Growth 100-249 £18,779,997

DrDoctor

DrDoctor develops an online platform and mobile app which allows physicians and patients to schedule and conduct virtual consultations, and communicate via messaging.

https://www.drdoctor.co.uk/
Industries Application software Assistants, secretaries and administrative support Data provision and analysis Hospitals and clinics Medical doctors
39 Doctor Care Anywhere London Established 500-999 £17,705,242

Doctor Care Anywhere

Doctor Care Anywhere provides digital healthcare services including prescription and video/telemedicine services.

https://doctorcareanywhere.com/
Industries Application software Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Medical doctors
40 Limbic London Growth 25-49 £17,259,600

Limbic

Limbic develops AI technology, designed to analyse data from wearable sensors to infer the users emotional state.

https://www.limbic.ai/
Industries Application software Electronics hardware Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Mental well-being Sensors
41 Eolas Medical Northern Ireland Venture 10-24 £14,962,890

Eolas Medical

Eolas Medical develops software that aims to use artificial intelligence to improve clinical decision making.

https://www.eolasmedical.com/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics Medical devices and instruments
42 PsyOmics East of England Growth 10-24 £13,007,439

PsyOmics

PsyOmics is developing new ways to diagnose mental health disorders, in order to improve misdiagnosis and accelerate time to treatment.

https://www.psyomics.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Mental well-being
43 Flok Health East of England Venture 10-24 £12,699,940

Flok Health

Flok Health provides digital healthcare services via live streamed-classes, designed to treat populations at scale.

https://flok.health/
Industries Alternative medicine Application software Physiotherapy and massage Video content (including pre- and post-production)
44 Occuity London Venture 25-49 £12,620,923

Occuity

Occuity designs and develops non-contact optical instruments and technology which can monitor and diagnose health conditions.

https://www.occuity.com/
Industries Clinical research Medical devices and instruments Ophthalmology and opticians
45 Medloop North East Venture 10-24 £12,534,038

Medloop

Medloop develops software that provides practice management services for doctors, ranging from prescription management to online bookings.

https://medloop.co/
Industries Application software Assistants, secretaries and administrative support Human resources Medical doctors
46 iotaSciences South East Seed 10-24 £12,121,183

iotaSciences

iotaSciences develops technology called Freestyle Fluidics that shapes fluids and attaches them to chips, with applications in microbiology such as in valves, connectors, and pumps.

https://iotasciences.com/
Industries Research tools and reagents
47 MediShout London Growth 10-24 £12,020,000

MediShout

MediShout develops a mobile app allowing hospital staff to communicate with each other, and report operational issues.

https://www.medishout.co.uk/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics
48 Pando London Venture 25-49 £11,717,431

Pando

Pando develops an app for medical professionals that allows them to securely message each other, enabling them to capture patient images to track progress, and to create patient lists.

https://hellopando.com/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics
49 Acurable London Venture 25-49 £11,640,428

Acurable

Acurable designs and produces wearable medical devices that monitor respiratory and cardiac activity.

https://acurable.com/en
Industries Clinical diagnostics Data management Medical devices and instruments
50 ORCHA North West Growth 50-99 £11,614,260

ORCHA

ORCHA conducts reviews and assessments of healthcare apps and presents its conclusions in a searchable database.

https://orchahealth.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Market research Tutoring, training, coaching and skills development
51 C the Signs London Growth 25-49 £11,388,090

C the Signs

C the Signs develops an application and website which supports healthcare professionals in the early identification of patients who could be at risk of suffering from cancer.

https://www.cthesigns.com/
Industries Application software Medical doctors
52 Anima London Venture 100-249 £11,241,485

Anima

Anima develops an online platform which allows GP practices to manage consultations and patient records.

https://www.animahealth.com/
Industries Application software Assistants, secretaries and administrative support Data management Human resources Medical doctors
53 Curam London Venture 50-99 £10,995,210

Curam

Curam operates a website that allows users to find a carer in their local area.

https://www.curamcare.com/
Industries Application software Homecare (domiciliary care)
54 Little Journey Yorkshire and The Humber Venture 25-49 £10,029,904

Little Journey

Little Journey develops a mobile app designed to provide patients with information regarding upcoming hospital visits.

https://www.littlejourney.health/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics
55 Aridhia West of Scotland Established 50-99 £9,844,907

Aridhia

Aridhia has developed 'big data' software to analyse chronic health diseases data to aid clinical healthcare delivery and collaborative research.

https://www.aridhia.com/
Industries Application software Clinical research Data provision and analysis Technology consultancy and IT and telecommunications support
56 Perci Health London Venture 25-49 £9,774,665

Perci Health

Perci Health develops an online platform for cancer patients providing services including, mental wellbeing, dietary and physiotherapy.

https://www.percihealth.com/
Industries Application software Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Medical doctors
57 Lifelight South East Established 10-24 £9,379,219

Lifelight

Lifelight develops digital healthcare products and services, including vital signs monitoring software that tracks a user's vitals remotely.

https://lifelight.ai/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
58 Echo Yorkshire and The Humber Exited 50-99 £9,195,000

Echo

Echo develops an app to help patients manage their medications, incorporating a range of features including a prescription ordering service that collaborates with the patient's GP's system and reminder alerts on when to take the medication.

http://echo.co.uk/
Industries Application software Pharmacies
59 Kneu Health London Venture 10-24 £8,809,583

Kneu Health

Kneu Health develops an app-based platform which can be used to monitor symptoms and progression of neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease and dementia.

https://kneu.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Data provision and analysis Medical doctors
60 Cambridge Cognition East of England Established 50-99 £8,770,000

Cambridge Cognition

Cambridge Cognition develops technology for conducting clinical research and provides a range of consultancy and data analysis services, aiming to specialise in neuroscience research.

https://www.cambridgecognition.com/
Industries Application software Clinical research Data provision and analysis Mental well-being Pharmaceuticals Research tools and reagents Technology consultancy and IT and telecommunications support
61 Fusion Antibodies Northern Ireland Established 25-49 £8,544,870

Fusion Antibodies

Fusion Antibodies has developed software that generates customised antibodies which it then manufactures for its clients. It is also developing antibody treatments for cancer.

http://fusionantibodies.com/
Industries Application software Clinical research Pharmaceuticals
62 Neuranics West of Scotland Venture 10-24 £8,092,242

Neuranics

Neuranics develops magnetic neurotechnology intended to integrate with wearables and implantable devices.

https://neuranics.com/
Industries Biotechnology Chips and processors Electronics hardware Medical devices and instruments Sensors
63 PillSorted East of England Venture 25-49 £8,034,464

PillSorted

PillSorted develops a platform that enables users to have their prescriptions delivered to their home.

https://www.pillsorted.com/
Industries Application software Collection and delivery Pharmaceuticals Pharmacies
64 Pharmacierge London Venture 25-49 £7,886,912

Pharmacierge

Pharmacierge develops technology that enables private GPs to issue digital prescriptions and organise free delivery.

https://www.pharmacierge.com/
Industries Collection and delivery Hospitals and clinics Medical doctors
65 emm South West Venture 10-24 £7,820,000

emm

emm operates a technology development company that targets the female market.

https://www.emm.co/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Sensors Technology consultancy and IT and telecommunications support
66 BlueSkeye AI East Midlands Venture 25-49 £7,649,277

BlueSkeye AI

BlueSkeye AI develops technology that uses machine learning to analyse and interpret face and voice data for medical and wellbeing purposes.

https://www.blueskeye.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Mental well-being Robots and automation
67 Okko Health South West Venture 10-24 £7,553,696

Okko Health

Okko Health develops an eye health monitoring app which aims to provide customised eye care to users from home.

https://okkohealth.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Ophthalmology and opticians
68 Prevayl North West Venture 10-24 £7,500,000

Prevayl

Prevayl develops sportswear that aims to collect and analyse biometric data via an associated app.

https://www.prevayl.com/
Industries Application software Data aggregation Data provision and analysis Electronics hardware Sensors Sports equipment and apparel
69 Exco InTouch East Midlands Exited 50-99 £7,480,391

Exco InTouch

Exco InTouch is the leading provider of mobile patient communication and management solutions for the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector.

http://www.excointouch.com/
Industries Application software Data management Hospitals and clinics
70 Log My Care London Venture 25-49 £7,178,460

Log My Care

Log My Care develops freemium care planning software for businesses in the nursing and care sector.

https://www.logmycare.co.uk/
Industries Application software Care homes Homecare (domiciliary care)
71 MAGIC London Venture 25-49 £7,164,964

MAGIC

MAGIC provides virtual fitness training and equipment operated using artificial intelligence.

https://magic.fit/
Industries Application software Gyms and spas Physical fitness coaching and training Sports equipment and apparel Tutoring, training, coaching and skills development
72 everyLIFE Technologies South East Venture 50-99 £7,074,264

everyLIFE Technologies

everyLIFE Technologies has developed software that enables carers to store and update details about their patients.

https://www.everylifetechnologies.com/
Industries Application software Care homes
73 eConsult London Growth 50-99 £7,000,000

eConsult

eConsult develops an online portal that can be attached to the websites of medial practices, and allows patients to look up their symptoms and receive medical advice online.

https://econsult.net/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics Medical doctors
74 Careology London Venture 25-49 £6,997,340

Careology

Careology develops software designed to improve outcomes for cancer patients, by providing remote and real-time alerts and patient updates for healthcare providers.

https://www.careology.health/
Industries Application software Medical doctors Mental well-being
75 Hormona London Venture 10-24 £6,984,661

Hormona

Hormona develops technology that provides insights into hormones, with the aim of managing hormonal imbalances.

https://www.hormona.io/
Industries Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Mental well-being
76 Deontics London Venture 10-24 £6,792,155

Deontics

Deontics has developed software for doctors and clinicians that gathers, processes and presents scientific and clinical information, allowing a personalised treatment guide to be generated for each patient.

https://deontics.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Management and strategy consultancy Medical doctors
77 Abtrace London Venture 25-49 £6,360,045

Abtrace

Abtrace develops AI-based technology which analyses electronic health records to recognise patterns to inform proactive care from health professionals.

https://events.abtrace.co/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Medical doctors
78 Inside Biometrics Highlands and Islands Zombie 25-49 £6,280,401

Inside Biometrics

Inside Biometrics manufactures devices which monitor human performance in exercise and glucose levels for diabetes self-testing.

http://inside-biometrics.com/
Industries Data provision and analysis Electronics hardware Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Medical devices and instruments Physical fitness coaching and training
79 IbisVision West of Scotland Venture 10-24 £6,241,439

IbisVision

IbisVision develops visual field testing software for optometrists to provide remote eye examinations through its cloud-based platform, aiming to facilitate early detection of vision threatening conditions.

https://ibis.vision/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Ophthalmology and opticians
80 HealthUnlocked North West Growth 25-49 £6,169,950

HealthUnlocked

HealthUnlocked is a social network where users with similar health backgrounds and conditions can connect.

https://healthunlocked.com/
Industries Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Social media
81 London Devices London Seed 5-9 £6,099,818

London Devices

London Devices develops screw sizing medical devices aimed at reducing patient risk from surgeries.

https://www.londondevices.com/
Industries Application software Medical devices and instruments Robots and automation Sensors Surgeries and non-surgical procedures
82 Mindstep London Venture 10-24 £5,958,226

Mindstep

Mindstep develops an AI app designed to help dementia patients by providing a screening tool to monitor their health.

https://www.letsmindstep.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Mental well-being
83 MindLabs London Venture <5 £5,902,462

MindLabs

MindLabs develops a mobile app that provides a range of mental health related content and services to users.

https://wearemindlabs.com/
Industries Application software Mental well-being
84 Aglaris London Venture 10-24 £5,884,037

Aglaris

Aglaris develops medical technology focusing on regenerative medicine and stem cell therapies.

http://aglaris.co.uk/
Industries Clinical research Medical devices and instruments
85 Healthera East of England Venture 25-49 £5,832,615

Healthera

Healthera develops a mobile application that automates a medication reminder schedule for patients by scanning a smart label on the medicine, printed via technology provided to pharmacies. Patients and pharmacists can also communicate through the app.

https://healthera.co.uk/
Industries Application software Pharmacies
86 GPDQ London Venture 25-49 £5,532,145

GPDQ

GPDQ has developed an app that allows users to book a GP visit to their home, work, or hotel.

https://www.gpdq.co.uk/
Industries Application software Homecare (domiciliary care) Medical doctors
87 Changing Health South East Venture 5-9 £5,497,808

Changing Health

Changing Health develops digital tools that provide those with chronic health conditions (such as diabetes, obesity and cancer) access to education, one-to-one advice, health tracking and decision informing advice.

https://www.changinghealth.com/
Industries Application software Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
88 Five Lives London Dead 10-24 £5,348,403

Five Lives

Five Lives develops a mobile app that enables users to track and guide their current health and to asses their potential risk of developing Dementia and Alzheimer’s.

https://www.fivelives.health/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
89 Brain in Hand South West Growth 100-249 £4,984,931

Brain in Hand

Brain in Hand has developed a mobile app that enables people suffering from neurological diseases and impaired functions to manage their day and plan responses to situations that pose personal difficulty. The app links vulnerable individuals with carers and professional organisations that support them.

https://braininhand.co.uk/
Industries Application software Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids
90 Rayner South East Established 500-999 £4,912,011

Rayner

Rayner manufactures intraocular lenses used for treatment of eye infections such as cataracts as well as eye-care pharmaceuticals.

https://www.rayner.com/
Industries Distribution and wholesale Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Medical devices and instruments Ophthalmology and opticians
91 Marley Health London Seed 5-9 £4,888,222

Marley Health

Marley Health develops wearable devices for pets, allowing vets to monitor and analyse health data.

https://marleyhealth.com/
Industries Application software Data provision and analysis Pets Vets
92 Alvie Health South East Venture 25-49 £4,824,984

Alvie Health

Alvie Health develops a mobile app and platform to allow cancer patients to record symptoms and follow rehabilitation programmes.

https://www.alviehealth.com/
Industries Application software Clinical diagnostics Data provision and analysis Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Physical fitness coaching and training
93 Ampersand Health London Venture 10-24 £4,744,433

Ampersand Health

Ampersand Health develops digital therapeutic portals for tracking symptoms of inflammatory conditions, including remote clinical monitoring.

https://ampersandhealth.co.uk/
Industries Application software
94 Qured London Venture 10-24 £4,658,665

Qured

Qured develops remote screening technology for employees which aims to reduce sickness.

https://www.qured.com/
Industries Application software Human resources Medical doctors
95 msk.ai North West Exited 25-49 £4,627,308

msk.ai

msk.ai operates a website & mobile app, called Joint School , that guides patients through the surgical treatment process.

https://www.msk.ai/
Industries Application software Hospitals and clinics Surgeries and non-surgical procedures
96 AgPlus Diagnostics London Zombie 5-9 £4,592,642

AgPlus Diagnostics

AgPlus Diagnostics develops a handheld biosensor device for medical diagnosis.

https://agplusdiagnostics.com/
Industries Clinical diagnostics Medical devices and instruments
97 Muhdo Health East of England Venture 10-24 £4,399,158

Muhdo Health

Muhdo Health operates a website for health-based queries and advice, covering topics such as sporting injury recovery to nutrition and diet.

https://muhdo.com/
Industries Application software Dietary, and lifestyle, needs and choices Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Physical fitness coaching and training
98 NX10.ME London Seed 5-9 £4,385,282

NX10.ME

NX10.ME develops an app which monitors users' brain activity, aiming to improve performance and identify users at risk of developing neurological conditions.

https://nx10.me/
Industries Application software Data management Mental well-being
99 Healthcare Diagnostics South East Exited <5 £4,172,523

Healthcare Diagnostics

Healthcare Diagnostics develops technology for detecting and diagnosing sexually transmitted infections.

http://healthcarediagnostics.co.uk/
Industries Clinical diagnostics
100 Machine Medicine London Venture 10-24 £4,112,991

Machine Medicine

Machine Medicine develops and installs smart camera systems that remotely monitor vulnerable individuals, alerting relevant carers via a mobile app in the event of an emergency.

https://machinemedicine.com/
Industries Application software Electronics hardware Healthcare products, toiletries and living aids Homecare (domiciliary care) Sensors

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The future of eHealth in the UK

New eHealth company formations surged through the late 2010s and early pandemic years, peaking at 66 new businesses in 2020 before settling into a more moderate 38 to 59 per year range. Investment trajectory tells the more distinctive story. 2022 remains the sector’s peak at £744m, but — unlike edtech, which crashed from £698m in 2021 to £132m in 2025 — eHealth funding has held above £348m every year since. 2024 delivered £511m and 2025 another £488m, making the most recent two years the second and third-biggest on record. 2026 has opened with £57m raised through the first quarter.

Remote care and telehealth remain the sector’s dominant theme, with Cera, Huma, Doccla, Current Health, and HealthHero among the top 100 all building different parts of the virtual care stack — from app-based homecare delivery to wearable monitoring and remote clinical consultations. The NHS’s continued push toward digital triage and virtual wards has given these companies a structural tailwind that long-outlasted pandemic-era demand. Alongside remote care, digital pharmacy has emerged as a distinct funding magnet — Phlo Digital Pharmacy, Evaro, Pharmacierge, PillSorted, and Healthera all feature in the top 100, each building technology to digitise prescription ordering, fulfilment, and delivery.

Mental health and women’s health have both scaled into serious categories. Healios, HelloSelf, Limbic, PsyOmics, Cambridge Cognition, MindLabs, and Mindstep span therapist platforms, AI-driven screening, and neurological monitoring. On the women’s health side, Flo Health’s £207m total is the stand-out, but Hertility, Hormona, and emm all sit in the top 100 too, suggesting investor appetite has broadened well beyond a single flagship company. A third emerging cluster is AI-assisted diagnostics and clinical decision support — Portal Biotech, Enhanced Genomics, Abtrace, Eolas Medical, BlueSkeye AI, and Limbic are applying machine learning to protein sequencing, electronic health record analysis, face and voice data, and clinical pathways. Together these themes suggest eHealth has moved decisively out of its pandemic-era framing and into a broader digital health infrastructure story — one that investors have been willing to fund through four consecutive years of macro headwinds.

FAQ

The top 100 eHealth companies in the UK, ranked by total equity raised, are led by Cera, Huma, Flo Health, Osler Diagnostics, and Pelago Health. Each has raised more than £100m in equity funding to date.

Companies are ranked by the total amount of equity they have raised across all announced and unannounced fundraisings tracked by Beauhurst.

The top 100 UK eHealth companies have collectively raised £2.84b — 75% of the £3.80b raised by all UK eHealth companies tracked by Beauhurst.

eHealth refers to the use of digital technology to deliver, manage, and improve healthcare. The field spans telehealth platforms, remote patient monitoring, electronic health records, digital pharmacies, AI-assisted diagnostics, mental health and women’s health apps, and clinical and care-sector software.

London is home to the largest number of top 100 eHealth companies with 52, followed by the South East (12), the East of England (10), and the North West (6). The top 100 spans 13 UK regions in total, from Northern Ireland to the Highlands and Islands.

Yes. The number of active UK eHealth companies has grown 204% over the past decade, from 246 in the final quarter of 2015 to 748 today. Annual fundraising has stayed above £348m every year since 2020, with 2025 delivering £488m.

UK eHealth companies operate across a wide range of sub-fields including telehealth and virtual care, remote patient monitoring, electronic health records, digital pharmacies, AI-assisted diagnostics, clinical decision support, mental health platforms, women’s health and fertility technology, and software for care providers, hospitals, and clinicians.

Yes. The ranking includes companies at all stages of evolution. Within the top 100, venture-stage companies are the largest group (44), followed by growth-stage (28), established (15), exited (6), seed-stage (4), zombie (2), and one dead company.

The underlying table is updated weekly using the latest data from the Beauhurst platform. Analysis and commentary were last refreshed on 23 April 2026.

All data in this article is sourced from the Beauhurst platform, which tracks equity fundraisings, company financials, and growth signals for UK and German companies.

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