Health Care Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 339 Health Care startups across Africa, which have raised $5.1B in disclosed funding. Egypt has the most, with 69, followed by Nigeria (50) and South Africa (35).
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Health Care companies
250 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Egypt | Eiadah is an Egyptian platform that offers comprehensive eHealth services for Patients and Healthcare specialist as well | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Fast Do is an Egyptian startup that connects drug distributors and pharmacies, where pharmacies can search for drugs and compare the discounts. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | FutArt is an Egyptian healthcare startup that manufactures wearable Smart Glasses for blind and visually impaired persons. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() South Africa | Kena Health is an app that connects you with a nurse, doctor or mental health professional and lets you talk to them through voice, text or video | 11-50 | ||||
![]() Zimbabwe | Focused on revolutionary cutting-edge Healthcare software and medical devices | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Egypt | Dawi is a chain of clinics established to provide the Egyptian family with a comprehensive medical service and distinguished health programs. | Venture | 51-200 | |||
![]() Kenya | Revolutionizing healthcare diagnosis with AI technology | Non-equity Assistance | 11-50 | |||
![]() Egypt | Tabeby Online is an Egyptian medical platform that acts as a link between doctors, patients, pharmacies and laboratories. | 11-50 | ||||
![]() Morocco | Blink Pharma offers digital solution to streamline transactions between healthcare professionals. | Pre-seed | 11-50 | |||
![]() Tunisia | AmalXR is a Tunisian startup specializing in virtual rehabilitation using AI-driven motion tracking. | Non-equity Assistance | 2-10 | |||
![]() Egypt | Nureab Company is a pioneer in the domain of manufacturing Rehabilitation Robotics in Africa and the Middle East | 2-10 | ||||
South Africa | INNOHEALTH is a Cape Town-based health care startup for connecting doctors with their patients. | Seed | 2-10 | |||
![]() Nigeria | MyItura delivers seamless, tech-enabled healthcare—removing barriers of time, distance, and convenience across Nigeria. | Non-equity Assistance | 11-50 | |||
![]() Nigeria | Babymigo is Nigeria’s largest online parenting community. | Non-equity Assistance | 2-10 | |||
![]() South Africa | Syked is an online wellness platform that provides virtual counselling sessions to clients. | Grant | ||||
![]() Morocco | DabaDoc is an internet company with a mission of improving access to healthcare in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. | Venture | 11-51 | |||
![]() Egypt | Fitmess is a SaaS company aiming to provide the ultimate service for nutrition and fitness enthusiasts. | 2-10 | ||||
![]() Ghana | Chestify AI Labs is an AI platform that gives a highly accurate algorithm for diagnosing chest X-Ray pathologies. | Funding Round | 2-10 | |||
Helping achieve universal health coverage for Kenya's underserved using digital Innovations | 10-50 | |||||
![]() Nigeria | roHealth is a platform that helps employers and employees make better health coverage decisions | Funding Round | 11-50 |
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Health Care startups by country
Top Health Care investors in Africa
- Investing in Innovation (i3)backed 22
- Googlebacked 13
- Investing In Innovation Africabacked 11
- Launch Africabacked 9
- Plug and Playbacked 9
- Google for Startupsbacked 8
Health Care startups: quick facts
- How many Health Care startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 339 Health Care startups across Africa.
- How much funding have Health Care startups in Africa raised?
- Health Care startups in Africa have raised $5.1B in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most Health Care startups?
- Egypt has the most, with 69, followed by Nigeria (50) and South Africa (35).
- Who invests in Health Care startups in Africa?
- Investing in Innovation (i3) has backed 22 Health Care startups, followed by Google (13) and Investing In Innovation Africa (11).


















