24 Digital Health Accelerators to Know for 2025 (US and Remote)

In addition to our first piece about digital health communities, we're helping you build out a Digital Health Toolkit to help you launch and scale your startup. You might also find our companion piece on digital health incubators to be helpful.

This article will showcase the Top 24 U.S. and Virtual accelerators that are specific to digital health or that have a digital health-related program.

Accelerators in alphabetical order

AWS Healthcare Accelerator

Overview: The AWS Healthcare Accelerator is a 4-week virtual program suited for U.S.-based healthcare startups or international healthcare startups that have existing U.S. operations that have established product-market fit with existing customer and revenue. The program is aimed at improving patient experience, clinician experience, better health outcomes, and lower cost of care.

Typical Stage of Companies: Seed, Series A, Series B

Program Terms: Equity Free

Notable Program Companies: b.well, OneRecord, GYANT, AIVA

Cedars Sinai Accelerator

Overview: Based in Los Angeles, CA, the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator supports the growth and development of early-stage companies focused on improving healthcare and healthcare delivery.

Typical Stage of Companies: Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A

Program Terms: $100k convertible debt note with a $5 million cap and no discount.

Notable Program Companies: NarrativeDx, WELL Health, Noteworth, Lumeon, GYANT, AIVA

CUNY Public Health Innovation Accelerator

Overview: The 8-week Accelerator is designed to help change makers harness the tools and resources necessary to create and implement robust, scalable, and equitable public health solutions.

Typical Stage of Companies: Idea Stage, Pre-Seed, Seed

Program Terms: $20,000 in consulting and mentoring services and other benefits. No cost to participants.

Notable Program Companies: Oatmeal Health, Sanitas Health, Tinydocs, Medsembly

Dreamit HealthTech

Overview: Dreamit Healthtech focuses on digital health, medical device, and diagnostics startups. Dreamit company founders have myriad opportunities to meet, pilot, and partner with leading health systems, payers, pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, and self-insured employers.

Typical Stage of Companies: Startups that are ready to scale and have early revenue or pilots

Program Terms: Up to $500k investment

Notable Program Companies: Eko, Redox, Wellth, Nueroflow, Sana

Health Wildcatters

Overview: 12-week program that begins in late August and ends in the beginning of November. The accelerator program is a fast and furious time period in which Health Wildcatters connects you to our vast network of mentors and investors and presents a diverse curriculum to accelerate the startups growth.

Typical Stage of Companies: Pre-Seed, Seed

Program Terms: $30k for 8% equity and an opportunity for a follow on convertible note for up to a $380k maximum potential investment

Notable Program Companies: A LaRue Company, ClaraPrice, Health Haven Rx

HealthTech Arkansas

Overview:

Virtual accelerator and early-stage investment fund that guarantees at least two pilot projects or clinical trials for each early-stage company admitted to the program. These pilots are conducted by the 12 provider organizations in our statewide coalition. They target three areas of healthcare innovation: digital health (software), medical devices and diagnostic platforms. Their program is for providers and by providers, so they seek technologies that can improve their providers’ operations by improving quality of care, enhancing efficiencies, reducing costs, etc.

Typical Stage of Companies: Need to have already raised $500K in external capital and be ready to conduct a pilot project on Day 1 of the program

Program Terms: $75k SAFE or convertible note

Notable Program Companies: Lumi Health, Ejenta, OMNY Health, Health Note

HealthTech Product Accelerator by Benestudio

Overview: Non-equity, online HealthTech Product Accelerator by bene : studio. In contrast to other business accelerators, they focus exclusively on the enhancement of your design and technology, providing excellent, time-efficient results.

Typical Stage of Companies: Designed for advanced startups with $1M+ yearly revenue or overall funding

Program Terms: Equity Free, $400 to $5.5K cost(100% money-back guarantee)

Notable Program Companies: Lifecuff Technologies

Jumpstart Foundry

Overview: Jumpstart Foundry, is a Nashville-baed program with a goal for companies to make something better in healthcare. They are able to do this through investing in top healthcare startups and their founders that have the skill, expertise, and drive to bring real solutions to the healthcare industry.

Typical Stage of Companies: Pre-Seed

Program Terms: $150,000 SAFE (simple agreement for future equity) with a $2M or $4M valuation cap, in exchange for a one-time $50k membership fee for their value-added services. This means $100k lands in your bank account and a slew of services at your fingertips.

Notable Program Companies: Welnys, Live Chair Health, Lena Health, elly, Samaritian, Uptime Health, Clearstep

KidsX Accelerator

Overview: KidsX brings together the top children’s hospitals and talented digital health companies to build, test and deploy software solutions to make pediatric care exceptionally effective, safe, efficient and convenient for children and families.

Typical Stage of Companies: Ideally seed stage companies with 12-18 months of runway. However, they also accept later stage companies who are interested in validating their products and/or business models in the pediatric market.

Program Terms: Equity Free

Notable Program Companies: Kiddo, Kintsugi, Dock Health, Rose Health, Limbix, WELL Health

Launch Lane Digital Health

Overview: Launch Lane is a Philadelphia-based program that helps tech and tech-enabled digital health startups transition from prototype to sales and customer acquisition. The accelerator utilizes an anonymous application to de-bias the selection process. This proven methodology has resulted in over half of their participants being women or minority-led and with 85% of participants still in business.

Typical Stage of Companies: For companies that have a product or prototype built but is looking for ways to grow, commercialize, and expand operations and revenue.

Program Terms: $50k uncapped SAFE

Notable Program Companies: Kiira Health, Maia, Lara Health, Clinicor, Neuralert,  PopCheck Technologies