Treatment Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A platform for the healthcare industry, offering a way for patients to get a diagnosis and treatment based on their symptoms.

335

2 years ago

A company that uses AI to offer “the most efficient and effective” treatment for patients with pain.

276

3 years ago

A company that helps people stay on top of their diabetes treatment.

185

1 year ago

A startup that uses artificial intelligence to predict where a person will get dengue fever within 72 hours and suggests a preventive treatment to them.

183

2 years ago

A startup that helps patients track diagnoses and other data during their treatment, helping doctors and hospitals improve the quality of care.

173

3 years ago

A company that helps people with diabetes track their treatment by giving them the ability to track their glucose levels.

165

1 year ago

A health service that allows users to monitor their health and share data, with plans to eventually tie in treatments, lifestyle changes, and other health information.

162

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a platform for people to connect, heal, and trade with their doctors. It’s already built out the first version of the app, which helps patients book appointments, view treatment plans, and ask questions of doctors.

158

3 years ago

A startup that people with depression can use to get treatment

146

1 year ago

A smart system that helps doctors manage their patients’ health data. It could save money because of fewer doctors’ visits, but it could also save lives by letting doctors see other doctors’ patient profiles to see if they’re following the same course of treatment.

139

3 years ago

A platform for direct-to-consumer health care that allows users to share health data and receive treatment recommendations from a variety of doctors and hospitals. The company says it is the only platform of its kind and has raised $1.2 million to date.

137

2 years ago

A healthcare provider that uses AI to help doctors identify chronic illnesses and recommend effective treatments.

136

1 year ago

A platform that helps to identify people with a specific illness, then provides personalized treatment plans for them.

136

1 year ago

This startup is building an AI-driven assistant for doctors. It uses machine learning to identify symptoms, then recommends treatment based on a doctors’ knowledge of patients. The startup hopes the system will lead to more affordable, personalized care.

136

3 years ago

An “App Store for Doctors”, which uses artificial intelligence to recommend treatments and therapies for patients.

135

3 years ago

The startup is building a tool to help chiropractors quickly and easily create treatment plans for their patients.

134

3 years ago

A cloud-based telemedicine platform, which launched in May and claims to help doctors and patients bridge the gap that currently exists between in person and remote diagnosis and treatment.

133

1 year ago

A startup focused on treating traumatic brain injury. The team is building a wearable device that monitors the brain and tailors treatment plans based off the patient’s unique pattern of brain injuries.

131

2 years ago

This startup is building an app that lets you track your health conditions, manage your symptoms, and make recommendations for treatment.

121

3 years ago

A startup that is working on an injectable drug that will help heal damaged nerve fibers. They’re working on a treatment for a degenerative disorder called Charcot-Marie-Tooth, which is caused by damage to the peripheral nerves.

119

2 years ago

A personal computer for managing back pain. It’s essentially a smartphone that sits on a medical table and provides a diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and a system for collecting patient data.

116

1 year ago

A product that helps people with chronic pain by suggesting medicines that are complementary to other treatments, preventing them from having to stop their treatment unnecessarily.

115

2 years ago

A health-tech startup that works with hospitals to manage treatments and operations

111

3 years ago

A startup that offers an AI-powered service that helps patients decide where to seek treatment for cancer

109

2 years ago

A way to help people make better decisions in healthcare, by making it possible to compare the cost and effectiveness of different treatments.

106

2 years ago

A platform that helps people find the best and cheapest healthcare, based on the best information available on what treatments are effective, and what providers are best. HealthMap is targeting big cities in the US that have good healthcare options and are currently underserved by them.

105

2 years ago

A digital library for insurance claims denials that allows users to search by claims date, policy number, and treatment. The app also provides a log of all denials by date and saves a copy of the denial letter for each policy.

105

2 years ago

A company that creates AI-based treatments for diabetes

96

2 years ago

A tool to help users with a medical condition track the changes in their body as they adjust to medicine or treatment.

95

2 years ago

A platform that connects doctors and patients to help them coordinate care and treatment.

93

2 years ago

A startup that aims to bring the benefits of digital health to people who need them. It hopes to use AI to give patients personalized advice on their treatment, based on their genetics and prior medical history.

86

1 year ago

A company that connects doctors with patients, asking for feedback on their medical record or treatment after each visit.

78

1 year ago

A “destination marketplace” that helps consumers find and book experiences, like spa treatments and wine tours.

78

9 months ago

The startup's goal is to make health tech more accessible by simplifying the experience for users. Instead of needing to learn about a piece of hardware, you can just enter your symptoms in the app and find the best patient-specific treatment for you.

78

1 year ago

A dietary supplement that aids in the treatment of migraines.

76

1 year ago

A startup that helps people with chronic pain manage their medications and other treatments. It’s a tool that helps users keep track of their meds and treatments, and helps them stay motivated to stay healthy.

76

2 years ago

A new kind of digital currency for the healthcare industry. It’s aimed at allowing treatment plans to be set up for a patient, which can be adjusted at a later date based on their progress.

74

1 year ago

A startup that wants to build an app that helps connect residents of rural areas in developing countries to healthcare facilities where they can receive treatment.

71

1 year ago

A digital health platform meant to help people with a chronic medical condition like Crohn's or diabetes manage their treatment and manage their health.

71

1 year ago

A company building an AI-powered product that helps doctors determine the best treatment for a patient.

68

1 year ago

A healthcare startup that helps doctors make better decisions on patient diagnoses and treatments. The startup is a data-driven company that uses machine learning to help doctors make better decisions.

66

1 year ago

A digital health startup that helps manage chronic diseases and manage their treatment, with an app for patients.

66

1 year ago

A new way for insurance companies to manage their customer’s health data and make more accurate decisions about what treatments to cover.

66

18 days ago

A healthcare company working with the likes of Aetna and Kaiser Permanente to provide “inherited metabolic disease” diagnosis and treatment.

65

1 year ago

A collaboration platform for physicians in the US. The startup is looking to deliver new drugs to cancer patients and offer new approaches to cancer treatment.

63

1 year ago

This is a startup that uses text messaging to help people in the US who are seriously ill or have cancer manage their treatment and reach out to their loved ones.

63

1 year ago

A digital platform that makes it easy for people to initiate and complete medical treatments, providing insurance companies with a way to cut costs and lower the barriers to care.

62

2 years ago

A model that takes care of a company’s employees and their families as they wait for serious medical treatment

61

1 year ago

A startup that aims to help women take control of their fertility, allowing them to track their fertility as well as make decisions about their treatment.

61

1 year ago

A startup that wants to use machine learning to help doctors at the beginning of a treatment recommend the best case for each patient.

60

1 year ago

This is a B2B startup that helps hospitals and doctors manage and share patient data. It’s aimed at doctors and hospitals that want to use data to make better treatment decisions, and aims to be a “single source of truth” for that data.

58

6 months ago

A startup that converts digital health data into tangible, consumable things like pills, devices, and other medical treatments.

58

6 months ago

A startup that helps mental health professionals and patients connect over the web. The app is focused on treatment, but it hopes to eventually do some administrative functions as well.

57

1 year ago

A startup that is creating an app that allows people to identify and book haircuts, color treatments, and other hairstyling services in their home or office. The startup is also partnering with salons to offer financing options for salon services.

55

1 year ago

A way to make sure that everyone who needs medical treatment receives it, regardless of where they live. It’s currently in its seed round with $75,000 in funding.

55

1 year ago

This startup is making it easier for people to take dental photos, and then use these photos to get better treatment.

55

1 year ago

A startup that provides diagnoses and treatment recommendations via a phone app.

54

7 months ago

This startup wants to make healthcare more transparent, with a system that uses artificial intelligence to identify and highlight the risks of a patient’s treatment plan.

54

1 year ago

A healthcare platform that helps patients record their medical history and identify their own symptoms, then alerts them to when and where to seek treatment with an on-site doctor.

50

1 year ago

This startup is building a machine that can scan and reinterpret customers’ DNA to find the most effective treatment for their genetic condition.

48

7 months ago

Develop a smartphone app that can help diagnose a variety of conditions and recommend treatments. The startup wants to turn AI into a form of healthcare concierge that can help patients navigate their health, regardless of their ability to pay.

48

10 months ago

Known Medicine is working on putting a computer chip in your tumor that can sense whether or not the tumor is responding to treatment. The startup wants to use the chip to identify patients who need more aggressive treatment, which would help improve survival rates for the cancer.

47

6 months ago

A company that aims to introduce a price transparency tool to the healthcare market. The company’s algorithm uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to determine a price for a specific treatment, and then suggests a price for a patient to pay.

47

1 year ago

A startup that helps users book appointments with doctors by letting them send a photo of a medical issue and then wait for a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

46

1 year ago

This company is trying to make it easier for consumers to get the medical treatment they need from any doctor in a hospital. They’re starting in the US and Canada, with plans to expand to other countries.

45

1 year ago

A startup that helps patients with chronic pain find the best treatment. The company, which was founded in May, offers a combination of physical therapy and behavioral therapy, along with a community of pain patients who have been successfully treated by the service.

42

10 months ago

The idea is to help users find the most effective treatment for their ailments without spending a lot of money on unnecessary visits and tests. The idea is to reduce costs and remove the guesswork from a process that currently is based on intuition and trial and error.

42

1 year ago

This is a startup building a platform for crowdsourced data for the cannabis industry. Current users include a company that develops cancer treatments, and a company that does research on how cannabis interacts with other drugs. It’s also working with a company that’s trying to build a regulatory compliance system for the cannabis industry.

40

3 months ago

A healthcare startup aiming to help employers reduce medical costs and improve the quality of health care. The company wants to develop a platform that allows providers and employers to share data on medical procedures and treatment, and unlock savings by trading and exchanging the data.

34

5 months ago

Part of the healthcare vertical, this startup wants to build an AI system to help doctors build personalized treatment plans.

33

4 months ago

A startup that is launching a platform to help consumers manage their depression. They’re hoping to lower the stigma around depression and encourage people to get treatment.

33

10 months ago

The MIT Media Lab’s new venture that “helps patients discover their most effective treatments through digital medicine.”

32

2 months ago

A social networking platform for people who are going through fertility treatments.

28

4 months ago

This is an AI app that helps people with specific medical conditions, like rheumatoid arthritis and asthma, track their symptoms, research new treatments, and get more accurate advice from their doctor.

27

3 months ago

A health app that helps women find new, non-surgical treatments for heavy periods (menstrual migraines).

25

3 months ago

An online platform that connects patients with medical professionals to share insights and find treatment options.

25

5 months ago

A data analytics platform for healthcare providers to better manage patient data and recommend treatments more accurately.

23

3 months ago

A company that develops anti-aging skin treatments. The startup wants to help maintain skin’s health and appearance.

22

2 months ago

A company that brings AI to the people who need it most. The startup helps people who lack access to healthcare, such as people with diabetes, and lets them get access to AI-based testing, diagnosis, and treatment.

20

1 month ago

An AI-based system that will help clinicians make more informed treatment decisions when prescribing drugs in a hospital setting.

20

2 months ago

The startup is building a platform that will allow hospitals to share data and manage payment histories, which will improve treatment, streamline operations and reduce costs.

19

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service for people who want to receive a spa treatment in the comfort of their own home

17

2 months ago

A patient-centered roadmap for treatment plans, with a personalized doctor visit for every step of the way.

17

1 month ago

An AI-based tool for health care professionals to automate data collection on patient treatment, costs and outcomes.

17

3 years ago

Idea: A new system for treating hyperhidrosis, a condition that causes excessive sweating The startup has developed a new class of ionic liquids that minimizes the risk of burning and irritation that may come with other treatments

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3 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building a less expensive, more efficient way for doctors to prescribe and order treatment for patients.

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3 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps addiction treatment centers find clients, and that offers billing and payment services.

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1 day ago

A company that helps people identify and easily find the best treatment for their specific medical condition.

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Treatment Startup Ideas

A platform for the healthcare industry, offering a way for patients to get a diagnosis and treatment based on their symptoms.

A company that uses AI to offer “the most efficient and effective” treatment for patients with pain.

A company that helps people stay on top of their diabetes treatment.

A startup that uses artificial intelligence to predict where a person will get dengue fever within 72 hours and suggests a preventive treatment to them.

A startup that helps patients track diagnoses and other data during their treatment, helping doctors and hospitals improve the quality of care.

A company that helps people with diabetes track their treatment by giving them the ability to track their glucose levels.

A health service that allows users to monitor their health and share data, with plans to eventually tie in treatments, lifestyle changes, and other health information.

A startup that’s building a platform for people to connect, heal, and trade with their doctors. It’s already built out the first version of the app, which helps patients book appointments, view treatment plans, and ask questions of doctors.

A startup that people with depression can use to get treatment

A smart system that helps doctors manage their patients’ health data. It could save money because of fewer doctors’ visits, but it could also save lives by letting doctors see other doctors’ patient profiles to see if they’re following the same course of treatment.

A platform for direct-to-consumer health care that allows users to share health data and receive treatment recommendations from a variety of doctors and hospitals. The company says it is the only platform of its kind and has raised $1.2 million to date.

A healthcare provider that uses AI to help doctors identify chronic illnesses and recommend effective treatments.

A platform that helps to identify people with a specific illness, then provides personalized treatment plans for them.

This startup is building an AI-driven assistant for doctors. It uses machine learning to identify symptoms, then recommends treatment based on a doctors’ knowledge of patients. The startup hopes the system will lead to more affordable, personalized care.

An “App Store for Doctors”, which uses artificial intelligence to recommend treatments and therapies for patients.

The startup is building a tool to help chiropractors quickly and easily create treatment plans for their patients.

A cloud-based telemedicine platform, which launched in May and claims to help doctors and patients bridge the gap that currently exists between in person and remote diagnosis and treatment.

A startup focused on treating traumatic brain injury. The team is building a wearable device that monitors the brain and tailors treatment plans based off the patient’s unique pattern of brain injuries.

This startup is building an app that lets you track your health conditions, manage your symptoms, and make recommendations for treatment.

A startup that is working on an injectable drug that will help heal damaged nerve fibers. They’re working on a treatment for a degenerative disorder called Charcot-Marie-Tooth, which is caused by damage to the peripheral nerves.

A personal computer for managing back pain. It’s essentially a smartphone that sits on a medical table and provides a diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and a system for collecting patient data.

A product that helps people with chronic pain by suggesting medicines that are complementary to other treatments, preventing them from having to stop their treatment unnecessarily.

A health-tech startup that works with hospitals to manage treatments and operations

A startup that offers an AI-powered service that helps patients decide where to seek treatment for cancer

A way to help people make better decisions in healthcare, by making it possible to compare the cost and effectiveness of different treatments.

A platform that helps people find the best and cheapest healthcare, based on the best information available on what treatments are effective, and what providers are best. HealthMap is targeting big cities in the US that have good healthcare options and are currently underserved by them.

A digital library for insurance claims denials that allows users to search by claims date, policy number, and treatment. The app also provides a log of all denials by date and saves a copy of the denial letter for each policy.

A company that creates AI-based treatments for diabetes

A tool to help users with a medical condition track the changes in their body as they adjust to medicine or treatment.

A platform that connects doctors and patients to help them coordinate care and treatment.

A startup that aims to bring the benefits of digital health to people who need them. It hopes to use AI to give patients personalized advice on their treatment, based on their genetics and prior medical history.

A company that connects doctors with patients, asking for feedback on their medical record or treatment after each visit.

A “destination marketplace” that helps consumers find and book experiences, like spa treatments and wine tours.

The startup's goal is to make health tech more accessible by simplifying the experience for users. Instead of needing to learn about a piece of hardware, you can just enter your symptoms in the app and find the best patient-specific treatment for you.

A dietary supplement that aids in the treatment of migraines.

A startup that helps people with chronic pain manage their medications and other treatments. It’s a tool that helps users keep track of their meds and treatments, and helps them stay motivated to stay healthy.

A new kind of digital currency for the healthcare industry. It’s aimed at allowing treatment plans to be set up for a patient, which can be adjusted at a later date based on their progress.

A startup that wants to build an app that helps connect residents of rural areas in developing countries to healthcare facilities where they can receive treatment.

A digital health platform meant to help people with a chronic medical condition like Crohn's or diabetes manage their treatment and manage their health.

A company building an AI-powered product that helps doctors determine the best treatment for a patient.

A healthcare startup that helps doctors make better decisions on patient diagnoses and treatments. The startup is a data-driven company that uses machine learning to help doctors make better decisions.

A digital health startup that helps manage chronic diseases and manage their treatment, with an app for patients.

A new way for insurance companies to manage their customer’s health data and make more accurate decisions about what treatments to cover.

A healthcare company working with the likes of Aetna and Kaiser Permanente to provide “inherited metabolic disease” diagnosis and treatment.

A collaboration platform for physicians in the US. The startup is looking to deliver new drugs to cancer patients and offer new approaches to cancer treatment.

This is a startup that uses text messaging to help people in the US who are seriously ill or have cancer manage their treatment and reach out to their loved ones.

A digital platform that makes it easy for people to initiate and complete medical treatments, providing insurance companies with a way to cut costs and lower the barriers to care.

A model that takes care of a company’s employees and their families as they wait for serious medical treatment

A startup that aims to help women take control of their fertility, allowing them to track their fertility as well as make decisions about their treatment.

A startup that wants to use machine learning to help doctors at the beginning of a treatment recommend the best case for each patient.

This is a B2B startup that helps hospitals and doctors manage and share patient data. It’s aimed at doctors and hospitals that want to use data to make better treatment decisions, and aims to be a “single source of truth” for that data.

A startup that converts digital health data into tangible, consumable things like pills, devices, and other medical treatments.

A startup that helps mental health professionals and patients connect over the web. The app is focused on treatment, but it hopes to eventually do some administrative functions as well.

A startup that is creating an app that allows people to identify and book haircuts, color treatments, and other hairstyling services in their home or office. The startup is also partnering with salons to offer financing options for salon services.

A way to make sure that everyone who needs medical treatment receives it, regardless of where they live. It’s currently in its seed round with $75,000 in funding.

This startup is making it easier for people to take dental photos, and then use these photos to get better treatment.

A startup that provides diagnoses and treatment recommendations via a phone app.

This startup wants to make healthcare more transparent, with a system that uses artificial intelligence to identify and highlight the risks of a patient’s treatment plan.

A healthcare platform that helps patients record their medical history and identify their own symptoms, then alerts them to when and where to seek treatment with an on-site doctor.

This startup is building a machine that can scan and reinterpret customers’ DNA to find the most effective treatment for their genetic condition.

Develop a smartphone app that can help diagnose a variety of conditions and recommend treatments. The startup wants to turn AI into a form of healthcare concierge that can help patients navigate their health, regardless of their ability to pay.

Known Medicine is working on putting a computer chip in your tumor that can sense whether or not the tumor is responding to treatment. The startup wants to use the chip to identify patients who need more aggressive treatment, which would help improve survival rates for the cancer.

A company that aims to introduce a price transparency tool to the healthcare market. The company’s algorithm uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to determine a price for a specific treatment, and then suggests a price for a patient to pay.

A startup that helps users book appointments with doctors by letting them send a photo of a medical issue and then wait for a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

This company is trying to make it easier for consumers to get the medical treatment they need from any doctor in a hospital. They’re starting in the US and Canada, with plans to expand to other countries.

A startup that helps patients with chronic pain find the best treatment. The company, which was founded in May, offers a combination of physical therapy and behavioral therapy, along with a community of pain patients who have been successfully treated by the service.

The idea is to help users find the most effective treatment for their ailments without spending a lot of money on unnecessary visits and tests. The idea is to reduce costs and remove the guesswork from a process that currently is based on intuition and trial and error.

A healthcare startup aiming to help employers reduce medical costs and improve the quality of health care. The company wants to develop a platform that allows providers and employers to share data on medical procedures and treatment, and unlock savings by trading and exchanging the data.

Part of the healthcare vertical, this startup wants to build an AI system to help doctors build personalized treatment plans.

A startup that is launching a platform to help consumers manage their depression. They’re hoping to lower the stigma around depression and encourage people to get treatment.

The MIT Media Lab’s new venture that “helps patients discover their most effective treatments through digital medicine.”

A social networking platform for people who are going through fertility treatments.

This is an AI app that helps people with specific medical conditions, like rheumatoid arthritis and asthma, track their symptoms, research new treatments, and get more accurate advice from their doctor.

A health app that helps women find new, non-surgical treatments for heavy periods (menstrual migraines).

An online platform that connects patients with medical professionals to share insights and find treatment options.

A data analytics platform for healthcare providers to better manage patient data and recommend treatments more accurately.

A company that develops anti-aging skin treatments. The startup wants to help maintain skin’s health and appearance.