Digital Health startup ecosystem
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Geneva Health Forum 2026
A biennial gathering at Campus Biotech, one of the largest global health conferences, bringing political, private, academic, and civil-society actors together on global health innovation and policy. For a healthtech founder in the Romandie it is the marquee venue to reach NGOs, multilateral health bodies, and impact funders.
Georgia MedTech Innovation Summit 2026
Invitation-only Clinical Accelerator summit on cardiovascular and interventional medical devices, gathering physicians, medtech founders, and investors. Includes a Shark Tank pitch competition with a $25,000 prize for early-stage MedTech startups.
GIANT Health 2026
A two-day NHS innovation festival with six distinct shows under one roof and hundreds of speakers at the Business Design Centre, London. For a healthtech founder it offers concentrated access to NHS leaders, clinicians, and health investors — useful for validation, partnerships, and early traction.
Healee
Healee is a Sofia-based digital health company founded in 2017 by Hristo Kosev and Josif Dishliev. The platform enables healthcare organisations to manage provider scheduling, patient intake, and appointment workflows with support for virtual care models. Healee raised $2 million in 2022 to expand its telehealth solution into the US market and is backed by Eleven Ventures.
Health Revolution Congress 2026
Billed as Southern Europe's largest digital health congress, drawing 3,000+ attendees and around 450 companies to the Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau. For healthtech founders it is a concentrated dealmaking venue with keynote stages, a startup exhibition, and direct access to hospitals, pharma, and investors active in digital health.
Healthcare Week Luxembourg 2026
Cross-border healthcare conference and trade show organised by the Federation of Luxembourg Hospitals at Luxexpo The Box. Brings together hospital leaders, IT and HR directors, healthtech startups and researchers around digital health, innovation and patient experience.
HETT Show 2026
The UK's leading digital-health conference and exhibition, bringing NHS leaders, policymakers, clinicians, and tech companies together at ExCeL London. For a healthtech founder it is the key venue to understand NHS procurement, demo to buyers, and meet partners driving digital transformation in care.
HLTH Europe
Organizer of HLTH Europe, a major health innovation conference connecting digital health startups with healthcare decision-makers in Amsterdam. Launched as the European sister event of the US-based HLTH conference, it brings together thousands of healthtech founders, hospital administrators, and investors to drive digital transformation in healthcare.
HLTH Europe 2026
Pan-European health innovation conference at RAI Amsterdam connecting providers, payers, pharma, policymakers, and digital health startups. Strong entry point for navigating fragmented national healthcare systems through centralized buyer and partner access.
HLTH Europe 2027
HLTH Europe's next edition is confirmed for 21-24 June 2027 at the RAI Convention Centre, Amsterdam, with 2027 sponsorships now open. The pan-European health innovation conference connects providers, payers, pharma, policymakers, and digital health startups.
HomeDoctor
HomeDoctor is a Polish digital-health platform offering telemedicine consultations and in-home doctor visits across 30+ specialties. It runs a B2B model partnering with medical centres, insurers and employers to provide healthcare as a corporate benefit, with 200+ doctors serving patients nationwide.
Idoven
Idoven is a Madrid-based digital health startup that uses AI to transform ECG analysis and cardiovascular diagnostics. Its Willem™ platform analyses 50,000 heartbeats in 60 seconds, identifying 86 electrical heart conditions that represent 90% of common cardiac problems — reaching 96.4% accuracy for atrial fibrillation detection. Founded in 2019 by Manuel Marina Breysse, José María Lillo Castellano, and Íñigo Juantegui, the company raised €18.5M Series A co-led by Insight Partners and Northzone with Wayra participation. Idoven operates B2B through hospitals, pharmaceutical trials, and healthcare systems, and employs 71 people as of early 2026.
Imprimatur Capital Fund Management
Imprimatur Capital Fund Management is a Riga-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2010 and affiliated with London-headquartered Imprimatur Capital Ltd. The firm manages seed and start-up funds backed by the Latvian Guarantee Agency and institutional investors, with over €17M under management and more than 70 portfolio companies. It targets B2B software, digital health, learning and training, and robotics startups at pre-Series A in the Baltic Sea Region. Key partners include Toby Moore (Managing Partner) and Jānis Janevičs (Partner).
Kabinet
Kabinet.bg is a Bulgarian telehealth platform offering free individual, family and group psychotherapy and emotional-support consultations by phone, video and email, run as a project of the Bulgarian Society for Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis. Consultants on the platform are psychotherapists, social workers and psychotherapists-in-training working under supervision, and the free service is funded through donations and partners. Kabinet is a portfolio company of Bulgarian investor Innovation Capital.
Kaia Health
Kaia Health is a Munich-based digital therapeutics company that develops prescribable smartphone apps for chronic conditions, including Kaia Rueckenschmerzen for back pain and a COPD programme, delivering physiotherapy exercises, relaxation techniques and education. Kaia Rueckenschmerzen is registered as a Class IIa medical device and is reimbursable in Germany through the DiGA prescription pathway, where patients activate the therapy with an access code from their statutory or private health insurer. The company is legally registered as kaia health software GmbH, headquartered in Munich.
Kilo Health
Kilo Health is a Vilnius-based digital health company founded in 2013 that builds, acquires, and scales a portfolio of 30+ health and wellness apps spanning weight management, fitness, mental health, chronic disease management, and personal care. The company serves over 7 million paying customers globally and employs 500+ people across Lithuania, Germany, and Latvia. Kilo Health operates as a health-app studio, applying performance marketing expertise and data-driven product iteration to grow individual apps rapidly. It is one of the largest and most profitable digital health companies in the Baltics, demonstrating Lithuania's strength in consumer app businesses.
Longenesis
Longenesis is a Riga-based digital health company founded in 2017 that builds platforms connecting pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and patients to accelerate biomedical research. Its three core products — Curator, Themis, and Engage — enable privacy-preserving patient cohort discovery, consent management, and real-world evidence generation. The company has positively impacted over 850,000 patients across the EU and MENA, holds partnerships with Medtronic and Novartis, and has raised over €1 million in seed funding. It won second place at the EIT Health Catapult programme and earned an AWS Industry Award in 2023.
Mangrove Capital Partners
Mangrove Capital Partners is one of Europe's most storied early-stage venture capital firms, founded in Luxembourg in 2000 by Mark Tluszcz, Gerard Lopez, and Hans-Jürgen Schmitz. The firm manages over $1 billion in assets and has backed 8 unicorns, including Skype (a $2 million investment that returned $200 million) and Wix (an $8 million bet that returned $700 million). Mangrove invests at pre-seed and seed stage across Europe and Israel, with a team spanning Luxembourg, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, and London. Portfolio companies include Flo Health, WalkMe, K Health, Talkwalker, and Doctena.
Materialise
Materialise is a pioneer in additive manufacturing, operating one of the world's largest 3D printing facilities alongside a suite of industrial and medical software. Its Mimics software suite supports surgical planning, personalised implants and medical device design for hospitals and MedTech firms globally; its industrial arm serves aerospace, automotive and consumer goods. Founded in 1990 in Leuven by Fried Vancraen and Hilde Ingelaere as the Benelux's first rapid-prototyping bureau, the company listed on NASDAQ (MTLS) in 2014. As of Q1 2026 it reported $302 M trailing revenue and a $335 M market cap, and in May 2026 spun off its eyewear division to focus on core manufacturing and healthcare software.
Medical Technology Ireland 2026
Ninth edition of Europe's second-largest medical device design and manufacturing show at Galway Racecourse. Features a conference programme, Women in MedTech Forum and German Pavilion across 300+ MedTech companies in Ireland's MedTech capital.
