Medical Devices Startups funded by Y Combinator (YC) in the San Francisco Bay Area 2025

December 2025

Browse 13 of the top Medical Devices startups funded by Y Combinator. Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, these are some of the hottest and fastest-growing startups. This doesn't include all companies originally founded in San Francisco Bay Area or by founders from there.

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  • Selera Medical
    Selera Medical
    Y Combinator LogoW2024
    Active • 2 employees • Mountain View, CA, USA
    Heart failure impacts millions worldwide and is associated with poor quality of life and high mortality rates. Because the heart cannot pump efficiently, fluids buildup around the body. Fluid overload is the main driver behind patient symptoms (shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pain, etc.) and hospitalizations. Our minimally invasive device leverages the body's innate fluid management system to offload trapped fluid and prevent subsequent rounds of buildup. The one-time procedure has sustained effect -- keeping patients healthier, happier, and out of the hospital.
    medical-devices
    healthcare
  • Obento Health
    Obento Health
    Y Combinator LogoS2023
    Active • 2 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Obento Health is redefining the CRM experience for medical field sales. Designed specifically for healthcare, we are saving reps time from documentation and empowering reps to create more personalized interactions with their customers.
    b2b
    medical-devices
    healthcare
    crm
    ai
  • Andromeda Surgical
    Andromeda Surgical
    Y Combinator LogoS2023
    Active • 10 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    We're building autonomous robots to make surgery safe, easier and more efficient. Robots currently perform about 1/4 of surgeries but only help with the physical aspects. We use AI to make surgery cognitively easier. This has far greater potential to improve outcomes and reduce costs. Founded by 3x founders from medtech and autonomous vehicles, we're on track to be the fastest surgical robot to market of all time. First indication is prostate enucleation.
    artificial-intelligence
    hard-tech
    machine-learning
    medical-robotics
    medical-devices
  • Auricle
    Auricle
    Y Combinator LogoW2021
    Active • 2 employees • Mountain View, CA, USA
    Auricle is a medical device company building a breakthrough neurostimulation implant to restore hearing in millions of patients who no longer benefit from hearing aids, get less than 60% on a word recognition test, but aren't prepared to make the jump to a cochlear implant. Our approach preserves remaining natural hearing through a reversible and less invasive surgery, addressing the key concerns that hold most patients back from getting a cochlear implant (currently the only treatment option for these patients). The company spun out of Stanford Biodesign having completed two acute human clinical studies demonstrating the approach will work. The team is now focused on developing their full implant system for their first clinical trial. Auricle addresses a currently unserved profile of hearing loss that affects a growing population of 3.5 million patients in the US and represents an immediately accessible $1.2B market opportunity with existing reimbursement.
    hard-tech
    neurotechnology
    health-tech
    medical-devices
    healthcare
  • Zeit Medical
    Zeit Medical
    Y Combinator LogoS2021
    Active • 2 employees • Redwood City, CA, USA
    Zeit Medical leverages the power of AI and wearable sensors to deliver peace of mind for those affected by stroke. Zeit’s smart headband immediately detects the onset of stroke and notifies 911. Each year more than 90% of the one million strokes in the US go untreated, resulting in life-long disability and exploding medical costs north of $100b. The lack of timely treatment is the result of delays in alerting the emergency services. More than 10 million Americans with an elevated stroke risk live with constant fear that a stroke may go unnoticed for hours, while they are asleep or alone. The company was founded by Orestis Vardoulis PhD a biomedical & mechanical engineer and expert in digital health (EPFL/Stanford) and Urs Naber MD a critical care physician (Dartmouth/Stanford). They have both seen the devastating effects of stroke in their families and came up with the idea of addressing this unmet clinical need during their Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship.
    sleep-tech
    consumer-health-services
    medical-devices
  • SafeBeat
    SafeBeat
    Y Combinator LogoS2021
    Active • 9 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    38 million people suffer from heart rhythm disorders and are recommended to start medications that can save their lives, but require rigorous ECG monitoring to start and remain on these pills. SafeBeat Rx moves beyond diagnostics to guide these therapeutics, powered by our ML ECG software that integrates with existing FDA-cleared wearables to allow seamless physician approval of drug dosing, all from a mobile phone. We are a team of physicians, engineers, data scientists, and machine learning experts dedicated to using engineering to improve heart health.
    ai-enhanced-learning
    medical-devices
    therapeutics
  • Ananya Health
    Ananya Health
    Y Combinator LogoS2021
    Active • 8 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Building a standard-of-care medical device to freeze abnormal cells before they become cervical cancer, in any clinic, anywhere in the world, at 1/10 the cost. -- Ananya Health is building a portable cryoablation unit designed for every primary care clinic in the world. Our beachhead application is cervical cancer prevention -- even though cervical cancer is easy to screen for, 80% of clinics worldwide lack the infrastructure and specialized staff to treat at the earliest stages. Our platform technology allows nurses and lower level health workers to treat at the point of care for 1/10 the cost of traditional ablation, and is the only cryo device that will help us achieve the WHO target to eliminate cervical cancer in our lifetime.
    hardware
    health-tech
    medical-devices
  • AudioFocus
    AudioFocus
    Y Combinator LogoS2019
    Active • 4 employees • Oakland, CA, USA
    If we've learned anything in the last few years it's that spending time with our friends and family is essential to our well-being and happiness. Unfortunately, loud and noisy places like weddings and family gatherings hinder human connection, especially for the hearing impaired. In fact, the biggest unmet need in the entire hearing healthcare industry is hearing in noisy places. AudioFocus helps patients hear in these environments by only enhancing voices nearby the patients and ignoring ones farther away. We do this using acoustics informed machine learning and custom microphone array design. Our goal is to increase the adoption rate of 37M US adults with hearing loss, only 8M use hearing aids today. Founded by Auditory Neuroscientist & AI expert and a Hearing Aid hardware design expert.
    deep-learning
    hardware
    medical-devices
  • ArchForm
    ArchForm
    Y Combinator LogoW2018
    Active • 23 employees • Sunnyvale, CA, USA
    Archform is teeth aligner software startup that lets orthodontists create, design and 3D print aligners within their own offices. The idea is to provide orthodontists with a way to better compete against some direct-to-consumer teeth aligner startups and cut down on the cost of Invisalign.
    robotics
    health-tech
    medical-devices
    3d-printing
  • iSono Health
    iSono Health
    Y Combinator LogoW2016
    Active • 9 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    The iSono Health platform combines automated 3D ultrasound technology with cloud computation and artificial intelligence to empower women and their physicians with early detection and monitoring of breast cancer. Our patented compact ultrasound scanner captures 3D images through automatic scanning of whole breast volume in 1 min. The device connects to a smartphone/tablet/laptop and is controlled by our mobile app. The data is transferred to a secure cloud for image processing and storage. Our machine learning algorithm uses acoustic biomarkers to identify abnormal masses. Our platform’s automated operation and software expands ultrasound use in point-of-care diagnostics as well as monitoring of breast health at home, walk-in and mobile clinics. iSono Health offers women and healthcare providers : Safety: No Radiation Actionable Feedback with AI Fast: 2min Scan Easy to Use
    artificial-intelligence
    consumer-health-services
    medical-devices
  • Zenflow
    Zenflow
    Y Combinator LogoW2015
    Active • 18 employees • South San Francisco, CA, USA
    Forty million men in the US and over 500 million worldwide suffer from urinary obstruction related to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The majority of men will experience symptoms of this disease at some point in life. BPH, also known as prostate enlargement, leads to urinary straining, frequency, urgency, and sleep disruption. Despite the high prevalence and significant quality of life burden of BPH, established treatments are limited to drugs, which have limited effectiveness, and surgery, which carries a high risk of sexual side effects. The Zenflow Spring is a small implant delivered in the urologist's office in a simple procedure that provides quick and long-lasting symptom relief.
    medical-devices
  • Mable
    Mable
    Y Combinator LogoS2021
    Acquired • 7 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Mable is a personalized migraine clinic using DNA to find and provide the right medication alongside continuous expert care Using our approach, patients have an 80% higher treatment satisfaction rate, have one extra day per week to enjoy their life and get 55% pain reduction.
    health-tech
    telehealth
    genomics
  • Voyage Biomedical
    Voyage Biomedical
    Y Combinator LogoS2019
    Acquired • 3 employees • Berkeley, CA, USA
    Acquired by Penumbra (NYSE:PEN).
    hardware
    neurotechnology
    medical-devices