Best Disease Self Management Companies in Washington, United States
The 56 best Disease Self Management companies in Washington, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Know Labs.
Our analysis of 50 Disease Self Management companies
$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 Washington
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Employees | Founder | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Know Labs Developer of non-invasive technology for identifying and measuring molecules | $63M | 43 mo ago | Public | 11 | Ron Erickson Founder & Chairman | 217 patents Non‑invasive RF/microwave sensing for biomedical SpO₂ and structural health monitoring | — |
| 2 | Cardiac Insight Cardiac diagnostics for sports medicine | $37M | 77 mo ago | Series D | 23 23 → 44 (+91%) | — | — | — |
| 3 | Steth IO Developer of telemedicine technology for doctors | $15M | 96 mo ago | Series A | 6 | — | — | — |
| 4 | VerAvanti Innovating intravascular imaging with advanced single-use endoscopes for enhanced patient care 29Growth top 35%Moat top 38%Funding top 41%Product top 46% All 10 signals ▾Growthtop 35% Moattop 38% Fundingtop 41% Producttop 46% Techbottom 48% Patentsbottom 48% Innovationbottom 44% Globalbottom 31% Marketbottom 22% Newsbottom 22% Growth: Fresh capital in last 24 mo Moat: Editorial + unicorn rating 5/10 · IP moat: 8 patents rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 29/100 | $6M | 8 mo ago | Series B | 13 | — | 8 patents Integrated optical coherence tomography and RGB imaging for real-time medical diagnostics | 1 launch |
| 5 | Soovu Developer of a drug-free wearable pulsed heat therapy system for pain management. | $5M | 64 mo ago | Series A | 12 | Peter Dunbar Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer | 18 patents Thermal‑fiber neuromodulation for pain relief and isolated battery charging in wearables | — |
| 6 | 2Morrow App based smoking cessation program | $4M | 21 mo ago | Series A | 12 | Jo Masterson Chief Executive Officer & Co-founder | — | — |
| 7 | Medsense Provider of medication management and adherence tools | $2M | 30 mo ago | Series A | 1 | — | — | 1 partnership |
| 8 | Sqord Provider of fitness wearable for kids for activity tracking | $2M | 133 mo ago | Acquired | 5 | — | — | — |
| 9 | Alertive Healthcare Provider of remote and self health monitoring platform and services for healthcare providers and patients | $2M | 88 mo ago | Acquired | 13 | — | — | — |
| 10 | Opticyte Developing an oximeter for real-time monitoring of cellular oxygenation and perfusion | $2M | 67 mo ago | Seed | 8 | — | 5 patents Cellular oxygen level measurement for biomedical diagnostic and monitoring applications | — |
| 11 | Centrus Diagnostics Developer of wearable sensor platforms for continuous blood pressure and EKG monitoring | $2M | 23 mo ago | Seed | — | Srikanth Jadcherla Co-Founder & CTO | — | — |
| 12 | Habit Labs Social reminders for self improvement | $865K | 173 mo ago | Seed | 1 | Buster Benson CEO & Founder | 7 patents AI-driven personalized nutrition planning and continuous CNS disease monitoring platforms | — |
| 13 | Pillsy Smart pill container and app | $695K | 86 mo ago | Seed | — | Otto Sipe Co-Founder | 8 patents IoT-enabled smart pill dispensers for automated medication adherence and monitoring | — |
| 14 | Resolute Medical Developer of ECG built for harsh conditions | $425K | 135 mo ago | Seed | 1 | Charlene Marver Co-Founder | — | — |
| 15 | GeoVisible Provider of an emergency response system | $425K | 126 mo ago | Deadpooled | 11 | Andrew McGregor CEO | 8 patents User equipment identification and emergency geolocation communication in mobile networks | — |
| 16 | Sensoria Health AI-driven remote patient monitoring for improved rehab outcomes | $352K | 104 mo ago | Funding Raised | 15 | Maurizio Macagno Co-Founder & CTO | — | 1 launch |
| 17 | Litesprite Mobile games for managing stress | $310K | 109 mo ago | Seed | 7 | — | — | — |
| 18 | Sound Life Sciences Software offering PERS solutions | $235K | 87 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | 2 | — | — | — |
| 19 | Peace Of Mind AI Provider of AI-based remote health monitoring software for clinics | $200K | 52 mo ago | Seed | — | Haik Kalantarian Founder | — | — |
Top 12 Disease Self Management companies in Washington
#1
Series B · Redmond, Washington · founded 2012 · 13 employees$5.5Mraised▾
Innovating intravascular imaging with advanced single-use endoscopes for enhanced patient care. They are dedicated to transforming medical diagnostics and treatment through precision and innovation. Their patented Scanning Fiber Endoscope (SFE) technology aims to enhance accuracy, safety, and efficiency in intravascular procedures. The company focuses on addressing sightline gaps in cardiology, neurosurgery, and peripheral artery work, enabling more proactive diagnosis. They are developing cutting-edge solutions to improve healthcare standards, making procedures safer, faster, and more effective for both patients and providers. Their technology offers real-time, full-color visuals, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and procedural outcomes. The single-use design prioritizes patient safety by eliminating cross-contamination risks. They are advancing intravascular imaging with laser angioscopy, powered by Microelectromechanical System (MEMS), for unparalleled visualization. Their goal is to advance diagnostic precision and treatment outcomes related to intravascular care.
- Oct 2025Series B$5M
- Feb 2025Series B$28.3M
- Jun 2024Grant (prize money)$309.4K
- Sep 2021Grant (prize money)$2M
#2
Series A · Kirkland, Washington · founded 2011 · 12 employees$4.5Mraised▾
2Morrow offers an evidence-based smoking cessation program, SmartQuit that aims at improving the odds of quitting and can be used with or without nicotine replacement therapy. The program is delivered via a smartphone app.
- Sep 2024Grant (prize money)$399.9K
- Jan 2023Grant (prize money)$1.9M
- May 2021Grant (prize money)$1.9M
- Apr 2021Series A$3.3M
#3
Public · Seattle, Washington · founded 2003 · 11 employees$63.2Mraised▾
Developer of non-invasive technology for identifying and measuring molecules. The technology platform uses radio waves to identify and measure organic and inorganic materials. It can be integrated into wearable, mobile, or bench-top devices. The technology has the potential to identify molecules in the body. Products are being developed to identify and measure molecules. A wearable continuous blood glucose monitor is in development.
- Dec 2022Post IPO$80K
- Mar 2021Post IPO$14.3M
- Aug 2020Post IPO$19K
- May 2020Post IPO$5.7M
#4
Seed · Issaquah, Washington · founded 2022$1.7Mraised▾
Developer of wearable sensor platforms for continuous blood pressure and EKG monitoring. These platforms provide real-time data, aiming to improve the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension, heart failure, and atrial fibrillation. The devices utilize photoplethysmography technology for cuffless blood pressure measurement, offering a comfortable and convenient alternative to traditional methods. The technology is designed for patients, caregivers, and health-conscious individuals.
- Jul 2024Seed$1.7M
#5
Series D · Bellevue, Washington · founded 2008 · 23 employees$37.2Mraised▾
Cardiac Insight develops point-of-care cardiac diagnostics for sports medicine. Its platform technology CardeaScreen is a handheld ECG device couple with athlete-specific algorithms that allow the physician to quickly analyze diagnose abnormal cardiac conditions in athletes.
- Feb 2020Series D$8M
- Aug 2019Series C$4.7M
- Aug 2017Series C$4.5M
- Apr 2017Series C$4.5M
#6
Series A · Seattle, Washington · founded 2018 · 1 employees$2.5Mraised▾
Provider of medication management and adherence tools. Its sensors are attached to the medication containers to transfer the medicine usage data when a user opens the container to take the medications. The tracked data can be shared with family and doctors. Its application also reminds the user for taking medicines at the defined time via notifications, text messages, automated phone calls, and smart speakers.
- Jan 2024Series A$4M
- Dec 2022Seed$1.5M
#7
Series A · Bothell, Washington · founded 2013 · 6 employees$15Mraised▾
Developer of telemedicine technology for doctors. The company has developed a platform that links to any mobile device and offers straightforward, adaptable, scalable, remote, and continuous patient care. It is a single tool on the platform and may be customized to deliver forms unique to each clinical trial. Steth IO further provides a comprehensive telemedicine platform for clinical trial patient enrollment, screening, and monitoring. The spot is a remote cardiopulmonary monitor from Steth IO that links to any mobile device to quickly gather heart and lung sounds for analysis.
- Jul 2018Series A$750K
- Jul 2018Angel$1.2M
- Mar 2015Seed$700K
#8
Series A · Seattle, Washington · founded 2016 · 12 employees$5.5Mraised▾
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- Feb 2021Series A$500K
- May 2019Series A$1.6M
- Jul 2018Series A$3.2M
- Feb 2018Seed$150K
#9
Seed · Seattle, Washington · founded 2016 · 8 employees$1.8Mraised▾
Opticyte is developing an oximeter for real-time monitoring of cellular oxygenation and perfusion. It uses the measurement of cellular oxygenation in the first digital interosseous muscle as a surrogate for peripheral tissue perfusion. It shines a light in the visible and near-infrared regions (500-800 nm) onto the surface of the skin and it measures the reflected light that returns to the surface.
- Nov 2020Seed$1.7M
- May 2020Grant (prize money)$4.6M
- Oct 2017Seed$72.2K
- Oct 2017Seed—
#10
Acquired · Seattle, Washington · founded 2017 · 13 employees$2.2Mraised▾
Provider of remote and self-health monitoring platform and services for healthcare providers and patients. The company has devised a platform that allows healthcare professionals to track and monitor patients' health and vitals. The platform can be integrated with smart devices such as blood pressure, pulse oximetry, temperature, and more to collect physiologic measurements for the patients and doctors' accessibility. The company provides healthcare services for the patients after the report analysis from the devices. The software has an inbuilt dashboard system that provides analysis for clinical decision support making for professionals as well as patients. Patients can monitor and track their own health remotely while traveling as well.
- Feb 2019Seed$2.2M
- 2018Grant (prize money)—
#11
Acquired · Seattle, Washington · founded 2011 · 5 employees$2.3Mraised▾
Provider of fitness wearable for kids for activity tracking. Sqord is a social health company that uses proprietary hardware software to make physical activity fun for kids. The company has developed a low-cost, easy-to-use platform that not only tracks a user’s activity but also provides them with a highly social experience. User’s real-world activities are connected to Sqord’s interactive website via a wrist-worn accelerometer that tracks activity for points and rewards.
- Jun 2015Seed$2.3M
- Apr 2013Seed—
#12
Seed · Seattle, Washington · founded 2014$695Kraised▾
Pillsy has developed a medication adherence solution which includes a smart pill box with a mobile app. Features include reminders of missed doses, organization, and sharing of data and medication tracking. The product is available for consumers and organizations such as healthcare providers and payers.
- May 2019Seed$425K
- Oct 2017Seed—
- May 2017Seed$150K
- Oct 2016Seed—
Funding & investor landscape
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Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
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Funding & growth over time
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How research on Digital Health in Washington is moving
A read on the academic research around Digital Health in Washington — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 326 papers.
University of Washington leads Washington's digital-health research, dominated by concern-heavy health policy and digital mental health themes, with a cautiously contested tone (mean stance 0.16).
- University of Washington173
- Washington University in St. Louis66
- George Washington University51
- Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute18
- University of Washington Medical Center11
- Health care2→6
- Health informatics2→5
- Health informatics9→28
- Health care1→19
- Public health4→22
- Intervention (counseling)1→16
- Nursing research1→14
- Health care4→37
- Health informatics16→40
- Psychological intervention1→15
- Public health6→19
- Nursing research1→13
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