Best Disease Self Management Companies in Norway
The 50 best Disease Self Management companies in Norway in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: XeThru.
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$3.0b in tracked funding; 94% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Disease Self Management companies in Norway
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | XeThru Non contact sensors for monitoring breathing and detect presence | $27M | 90 mo ago | Series B | Jan-Bjornar Lund CEO | 2004 | — | — | — |
| 2 | NeckCare Provider of digital therapeutic tools for assessment and treatment of neck pain | $9M | 50 mo ago | Series A | Orri Gudmundsson CEO | 2007 | SanitySentryNode.js+22 | 2 patents Sensorimotor assessment and graded training devices for rehabilitation and therapy | 1 award |
| 3 | Glucoset Indwelling intravascular continuous blood glucose monitoring device | $7M | 37 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2013 | Squarespace CommerceSquarespaceVimeo+12 | 3 patents Boronic‑acid polymer glucose sensors integrated with optical‑fiber detection. | — |
| 4 | Mode Sensors Developer of wearable medical devices for continuous, non-invasive fluid monitoring | $3M | 41 mo ago | Funding Raised | Gøran Van Den Burgt Co-founder & CFO | 2016 | WixSentryBootstrap+13 | 6 patents Non‑invasive tissue fluid and hydration monitoring using posture‑compensated sensors | — |
| 5 | Sensocure Provider of a biosensor based medical devices for the treatment of ischemia | $3M | 43 mo ago | Funding Raised | — | 2011 | — | 30 patents Patents concentrated in health & consumer products | — |
| 6 | Picterus Mobile application to monitor jaundice in newborns. | $2M | 53 mo ago | Funding Raised | Lise Lyngsnes Randeberg Co-Founder | 2015 | WordPressMySQLPHP+24 | 12 patents Non‑invasive neonatal bilirubin monitoring, haematoma age assessment, and breastfeeding support devices | — |
| 7 | Zimmer and Peacock Provider of biosensors and sensor development and manufacturing services | $1M | 87 mo ago | Funding Raised | — | 2016 | WordPressMySQLPHP+10 | — | 1 launch |
| 8 | Spiro Medical Developer of smart ApneaGraph devices for sleep monitoring | $500K | 34 mo ago | Seed | Magne Tvinnereim CEO | 2011 | — | 9 patents Invasive physiological monitoring: temperature/pressure catheters and respiratory effort sensors | — |
| 9 | ODI Medical Developer of technology to assess microcirculation | $114K | 85 mo ago | Funding Raised | Knut Kvernebo Founder | 2014 | — | 15 patents Non‑invasive microcirculation and oxygen saturation monitoring devices and capillary analysis probes. | — |
Top 11 Disease Self Management companies in Norway
#1
Acquired · Trondheim, Trondelag · founded 2013 · 19 employees$6.6Mraised▾
Indwelling intravascular continuous blood glucose monitoring device. The GlucoSet intravascular sensor delivers continuous and accurate information on patient's blood glucose level, enabling normalization of glucose levels, without the risk of sudden and dangerously low glucose levels. By accessing through an indwelling arterial catheter without disrupting that catheter's current use, the GlucoSet sensor requires no new catheters and displaces no other equipment. The company claims that unlike competing solutions, the sensor also tolerates patient movement very well. The company also claims that with a sensor cross sectional area under 5% of the smallest competing product, GlucoSet is the first sensor able to access through arterial catheters without risk.
- Jul 2023Series A$6.5M
- Jul 2023Grant (prize money)$3.7M
- Nov 2020Grant (prize money)$59.8K
- Oct 2018Grant (prize money)$2.8M
#2
Funding Raised · Skoppum, Vestfold and Telemark · founded 2011 · 19 employees$2.6Mraised▾
Sensocure provides biosensor based medical devices for the treatment of ischemia. It offers its product IscAlert which is a miniaturized disposable biosensor which is a CO2 sensor designed to measure the inadequate blood supply to the internal organs of the body. The biosensor can monitor the tissue CO2 and indicate insufficient blood or oxygen to the tissue (hyperventilation).
- Dec 2022Grant (prize money)$53.4K
- Jan 2021Grant (prize money)$2.4M
- Oct 2015Grant (prize money)$55K
- May 2015Grant (prize money)$56K
#3
Funding Raised · Trondheim, Trondelag · founded 2016 · 11 employees$2.7Mraised▾
Developer of wearable medical devices for continuous, non-invasive fluid monitoring. The company provides devices that offer trend analysis and real-time overview of fluid status. These devices are designed for integration with remote patient monitoring systems. The company's technology tracks health metrics including body temperature, physical activity, body orientation and sleep.
- Feb 2023Grant (prize money)$52.9K
- Mar 2021Grant (prize money)$2.7M
#4
Seed · Bergen, Vestland · founded 2011$500Kraised▾
Developer of smart ApneaGraph devices for sleep monitoring. The company has developed sleep apnea monitoring devices that have finger units to monitor pulse rate, oxygen saturation rate. It contains a wrist unit that monitors sleeping times with a neck microphone for snoring monitoring.
- Sep 2023Seed$500K
#5
Series A · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2007 · 16 employees$8.9Mraised▾
Provider of digital therapeutic tools for assessment and treatment of neck pain. The company has developed real-time neck mobility impairment analysis devices. NeckCare Pro platform can be used by professionals to analyze neck pain and store the personalized results in the web-based dashboard. NeckCare VR is the at-home therapy tool for patients to follow virtual therapy-based exercises prescribed by therapists.
- May 2022Series A$8M
- Feb 2021Seed$932.8K
#6
Funding Raised · Trondheim, Trondelag · founded 2015 · 7 employees$2Mraised▾
Picterus is a Norway-based startup that is developing a mobile application to monitor jaundice in newborns. The company won the DNB Healthcare Prize worth 1 million NOK in December 2015. The company also received funding worth NOK 1 Million by winning the Angel Challenge investors.
- Feb 2022Grant (prize money)$56.3K
- Mar 2020Grant (prize money)$1.9M
- May 2019Grant (prize money)$55.7K
- Feb 2019Grant (prize money)$56K
#7
Funding Raised · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2022$80.9Kraised▾
Provider of an application that enables users to support each other through mental health discussions. The platform focuses on providing a space for people to share their experiences and connect with others who understand the struggles to break the stigma surrounding mental health and promote a culture of openness and support.
- Sep 2023Grant (prize money)$80.9K
#8
Series B · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2004 · 50 employees$27Mraised▾
Xethru, part of Novelda is an advanced sensor technology for detecting the presence and monitor breathing without any contact. Novelda is a developer and manufacturer of adaptive smart sensors. XeThru technology uses radio waves, rather than infrared, ultrasound or light, allowing these modules to see through a variety of objects including lightweight building materials, duvets, and blankets to provide non-contact sensing at a range of up to several meters. Companies X2 Soc is used in all the modules for implementing high accuracy, high resolution sensing systems with low power consumption.
- Feb 2019Series B$15M
- Dec 2014Series B$12M
#9
Funding Raised · Horten, Vestfold and Telemark · founded 2016 · 31 employees$1.3Mraised▾
Zimmer & Peacock is a provider of biosensors and sensor development and manufacturing services. The company provides biosensors for glucose, oxygen, lactate, hydrogen peroxide, nitric oxide, potassium, sodium, uric acid, and pH. It also provides sensors for in vitro diagnostic tests and wearable sensors for skin application.
- May 2019Grant (prize money)$1.3M
#10
Funding Raised · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2014 · 5 employees$113.6Kraised▾
Developer of technology to assess microcirculation. The company provides a non-invasive device Microvascular laboratory which consists of a microscope, spectrometer, and software for microvascular data collection.
- Jun 2019Grant (prize money)$56.8K
- Mar 2019Grant (prize money)$56.8K
#11
Seed · Trondheim, Trondelag · founded 2006 · 3 employees$12.9Kraised▾
MOON Labs is developing a wearable patch that can be attached to the patient's upper arm for monitoring body vitals such as heart rate, temperature, respiration and SpO2 (oxygen saturation) levels. The company has developed a prototype as of Jan 2018 and is yet to launch the product.
- May 2015Grant (prize money)$18.1K
- Feb 2015Seed$12.9K
- Jan 2014Grant (prize money)$2.8K
Funding & investor landscape
Notable founders
Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
Share of Disease Self Management coverage by sub-theme.
Regulatory-risk over time rising
Funding & growth over time
funding rising · growth rising
How research on Digital Health is moving in Norway
A read on the academic research around Digital Health — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 578 Norway-affiliated papers.
- University of Oslo112
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology101
- OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University65
- University of Bergen55
- Norwegian Institute of Public Health49
- Health care8
- Remote patient monitoring5
- Usability4
- Wearable computer3
- Risk assessment3
- Health care4→38
- Health informatics11→37
- Nursing research4→28
- Health administration9→26
- Public health1→18
- Health informatics29→90
- Health care6→66
- Health administration27→78
- Nursing research19→69
- Public health11→54
Where digital health is researched across Norway
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Common questions
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