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Top 10 US HealthTech Companies 2026
The US digital health market is set to top $500 billion by 2030, powered by virtual doctor visits, AI-powered tools, and new payment rules that reward keeping patients healthy. These 10 companies are changing how Americans access care — from digital medical records and online appointments to cancer-detection AI and workplace health benefits. Which company do you think deserves the #1 spot? Cast your vote below!
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Current Rankings
- 0#1
Teladoc Health

Teladoc Health is the top US telehealth provider, generating $2.6B revenue in 2023 and serving 90M+ members across 175 countries. The acquisition of Livongo for $18.5B in 2020 expanded its end-to-end virtual care capabilities, a move that no other telehealth company has replicated at scale.
- 0#2
Epic Systems

Epic Systems dominates the US electronic health records market with $4.2B in revenue and a 35% market share, storing records for 60% of US patients across 300+ health systems. Founded in 1979 by Judy Faulkner as an employee-owned private company based in Verona, Wisconsin.
- 0#3
Veeva Systems

Veeva Systems leads as the cloud platform for life sciences, earning $2.4B revenue in 2023 with a $34B market cap, and serving 1,000+ pharmaceutical clients. Converting to a public benefit corporation in 2021, Veeva balances profit with a public health mission.
- 0#4
Doximity

Doximity acts as the LinkedIn for physicians, generating $440M revenue in 2023 and connecting 80% of US physicians—over 2M verified healthcare professionals—on its platform. Going public in 2021 at a $7.7B valuation, Doximity's IPO was one of the largest healthcare IT debuts.
- 0#5
Health Catalyst

Health Catalyst stands out as the most comprehensive data analytics platform for value-based care, generating $290M in revenue from over 800 hospital clients.
- 0#6
Transcarent

Transcarent revolutionizes employer health navigation with a $4.5B valuation and $200M+ annual recurring revenue, guiding employees to high-quality, cost-effective care for surgery, cancer, and chronic conditions. Its platform reduces employer healthcare costs by 14% on average, 20% more than the typical navigation competitor, and provides real-time pricing for 90% of common procedures. Backed by a16z and General Catalyst, with former Livongo CEO Glen Tullman leading, Transcarent enforces a 30% lower cost for knee replacements than the average national price. This data-driven approach saves employers $2,500 per surgery, outperforming Included Health in cost transparency.
- 0#7
Included Health

Included Health delivers integrated virtual care and navigation to 200+ employer clients, formed from the 2021 merger of Grand Rounds and Doctor On Demand. With a $1.3B valuation, it serves 6 million covered lives.
- 0#8
Hims & Hers Health

Hims & Hers Health leads direct-to-consumer telehealth with $872M revenue in 2023 and 1.6 million subscribers, offering affordable treatments for hair loss, erectile dysfunction, mental health, and weight management. Since going public via SPAC in 2021, it has grown its subscriber base by 45% year-over-year.
- 0#9
Noom

Noom leads behavior change with an AI-powered platform that drove $400M in revenue and enrolled 50M users since 2008. The subscription costs $60+/month, and clinical research shows users lose an average of 5.2% of body weight in 12 weeks.
- 0#10
Tempus AI

Tempus AI dominates precision oncology with $1B in annual recurring revenue and an $8.1B valuation post-2024 IPO. It built the world's largest clinico-genomic library, matching patients to trials at 7 of the top 10 cancer centers. The platform processes over 100,000 genomic tests annually.
Frequently Asked Questions About US HealthTech
What is HealthTech? HealthTech is software, apps, and digital platforms that improve how healthcare is delivered, managed, or paid for — think video doctor visits, AI that reads medical scans, and apps that track your prescriptions.
Which company on this list has the highest revenue? Epic Systems leads with approximately $4.2 billion in annual revenue, powering the electronic health records used by most major US hospitals.
How were these companies ranked? Rankings reflect annual revenue, patient reach, innovation impact, and industry recognition as of 2025–2026. Disagree with the order? Cast your vote to make your voice count!
Image credits
- Teladoc Health: MayApps207 / CC BY-SA 4.0 (entity-adopted)
- Health Catalyst: Master Sgt. Mark Olsen / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
- Included Health: Krista Mericle / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
- Hims & Hers Health: Bennilover / flickr (BY-ND)
- Noom: Web Summit / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
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