Expanding into chronic conditions, it’s taking physician-supervised AI beyond one-off questions toward care that follows patients between appointments.
Consumer-facing healthcare, fitness and wellbeing products and services. A Cosign selection of startups, scaleups and selected public or acquired companies, listed alphabetically.
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Record doctor visits, understand the next steps, and build a health record you can share with loved ones.
A live app records medical visits, keeping important instructions from disappearing once a patient leaves the room.
Already supporting over 150,000 GLP-1 users, it’s adding prescribing pathways to connect medication with the longer work of managing metabolic health.
Ash puts its psychology-focused model in people’s hands, testing whether specialized AI can make support for everyday emotional struggles more accessible.
Its Health AI has expanded onto Amazon, turning medical questions into appointment bookings and a direct path to human clinicians.
Eliminating barriers to mental healthcare.
Its new Guide aims to keep mental healthcare connected between visits, so changing clinicians doesn’t mean starting the whole story over.
Fifty million lab tests later, it’s bringing results into ChatGPT—betting personal health data becomes more useful when people can question it.
Home visits now span 25 states, taking preventive tests to people the usual appointment-and-waiting-room model keeps missing.
Maven helps companies retain talent, improve health outcomes, and reduce maternity and fertility costs.
A new consumer clinic takes hormone and GLP-1 care beyond employer benefits, opening another route into an underserved care market.
One-hour preventive health assessments combining imaging, blood analysis, cardiovascular checks, and clinician-reviewed results.
New scanners and expanding clinics back a bet on finding health problems earlier, before symptoms force someone to seek care.
Expanding beyond pregnancy into menopause, it’s taking continuous virtual care into another stage where women often struggle to get sustained support.
Its September expansion pushes beyond cancer navigation, aiming to connect the fragmented services patients must navigate while already facing a diagnosis.
