HealthTech Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 61 HealthTech startups across Africa, which have raised $166.3M in disclosed funding. Nigeria has the most, with 17, followed by Kenya (15) and Rwanda (6).
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HealthTech companies
61 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Kenya | Afyadome is a leading provider of innovative healthcare technology solutions, leveraging AI in hospital management and telemedicine. | 2-10 | ||||
South Africa | Link Health Technology is a South African healthtech startup which uses software to provide data insights for clinicians and patients. | Funding Round | 2-10 | |||
![]() Benin | Kloo is a Beninese SaaS startup that facilitates information sharing and online sales, contactless using web pages, links and NFC connected objects. | 10-50 | ||||
![]() Nigeria | Eléra is building an infrastructure where healthcare providers, payment partners, and patients connect and communicate in one App. | 10-50 | ||||
![]() Zimbabwe | Focused on revolutionary cutting-edge Healthcare software and medical devices | 2-10 | ||||
South Africa | INNOHEALTH is a Cape Town-based health care startup for connecting doctors with their patients. | Seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | StackNet is an Egyptian startup that provides medical insurance for service providers and healthcare companies | 201-500 | ||||
![]() Nigeria | MyItura delivers seamless, tech-enabled healthcare—removing barriers of time, distance, and convenience across Nigeria. | Non-equity Assistance | 11-50 | |||
![]() Nigeria | Nyla AI builds Africa’s first AI-powered healthcare ecosystem, enhancing clinics, pharmacies, and patients. | Pre-seed | 1-10 | |||
![]() Uganda | Hytribe is an online platform that enables young people achieve mental wellness through a psychosocial support model. | 2-10 | ||||
South Africa | Udok is a digital solution that allows doctors to interact remotely with patients, facilitate treatment and monitor care. | Seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | Physician-led home healthcare in Greater Cairo that coordinates doctor visits, nursing, physiotherapy and lab tests under one care plan. | Seed | ||||
Helping achieve universal health coverage for Kenya's underserved using digital Innovations | 10-50 | |||||
Egypt | IRRI Vision empowers healthcare professionals with intelligent tools that enhance diagnostics, improve outcomes, and expand access to quality care. | 51-200 | ||||
![]() Togo | Clinicaa is a Togolese B2B hospital ERP digitizing healthcare operations across six countries. | 1-10 | ||||
![]() Nigeria | AI Dental Analysis & Whitening Tracker | 1 | ||||
![]() Kenya | Clients - therapists smart matching platform providing comprehensive, tailored and youth-friendly mental wellness services. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Kenya | We enhance work-life balance for carers, and convenience for patients, make specialized care readily accessible and educate patients. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Rwanda | An AI-Powered Intelligence Platform for Medical Device Maintenance | 1-10 | ||||
![]() Kenya | Penda Health is a Kenyan HealthTech startup which offers outpatient care for patients in their outlets. | Venture | 201-500 |
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HealthTech startups by country
Top HealthTech investors in Africa
- Imbuto Foundationbacked 5
- CcHUBbacked 4
- Gates Foundationbacked 4
- Llama Impact Acceleratorbacked 4
- Standard Chartered Women in Techbacked 3
- Beyond Capital Venturesbacked 2
HealthTech startups: quick facts
- How many HealthTech startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 61 HealthTech startups across Africa.
- How much funding have HealthTech startups in Africa raised?
- HealthTech startups in Africa have raised $166.3M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most HealthTech startups?
- Nigeria has the most, with 17, followed by Kenya (15) and Rwanda (6).
- Who invests in HealthTech startups in Africa?
- Imbuto Foundation has backed 5 HealthTech startups, followed by CcHUB (4) and Gates Foundation (4).















