SpringTide Ventures

FlyteHealth delivers precision cardiometabolic care for prediabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity, and more, utilizing an AI-driven prescribing model for personalized treatment.

Tenovi specializes in remote patient monitoring solutions, providing a platform that connects medical device manufacturers with RPM companies through cellular-connected devices that automate patient vitals transmission.

Nest Health is a whole-family healthcare practice providing convenient and compassionate care for families covered by participating health plans in the greater New Orleans area. The company offers healthcare services at home and online, including evening and weekend appointments, as well as 24/7 advice. Nest Health's services are available at no additional cost to families covered by participating health plans, making healthcare easy and accessible for families.

Wellsheet is an AI-powered platform that enhances clinical workflows by reducing charting time and improving clinical clarity for healthcare providers. It integrates with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems to provide real-time documentation and evidence-based pathway recommendations.

Ellipsis Health develops Sage, an emotionally intelligent AI Care Manager designed to enhance clinical operations and patient care by providing autonomous virtual care management.

Biotia is a health-tech company leveraging sequencing-based technology and proprietary AI-powered software to rapidly and accurately identify microorganisms and antimicrobial resistance, aiming to fight infectious diseases.

Debut Biotech is a pioneering biotech beauty company that creates high-performing beauty products rooted in science and clinical testing, utilizing bio-based ingredients and advanced biomanufacturing techniques.

Helm Health provides health plan technology services, focusing on Dynamic Copay products that help members make informed healthcare decisions by offering upfront pricing and a user-friendly search platform.

Inito is a company that simplifies healthcare and wellness by providing advanced hormone trackers for fertility monitoring, allowing users to track their fertility hormones at home and make informed decisions about their reproductive health.

IgniteData is transforming the future of clinical trials through its cloud-based Virtual Research Assistant, Archer. A system-agnostic solution, Archer brings modern interoperability between EHR and key research applications, such as EDC. Providing seamless, secure transfer of clinical data, Archer is the global EHR-to-EDC solution for modern clinical trials.

Virtue VC exclusively focuses on pre-seed and seed healthcare investments, making decisions in 7-10 days and typically being the first investor to commit with $500K-$2M checks. The fund backs founders who radically re-architect the healthcare value chain rather than make incremental improvements, often supporting non-traditional founder profiles tackling intractable healthcare problems.

Solo-GP venture capital fund founded and managed entirely by Dr. Ling Wong, an MIT-trained chemical engineer and biologist with a Harvard PhD who invented the world's first inhaled tuberculosis vaccine. The fund writes checks from $500K to $50M across seed through growth stages, backing breakout companies like Slack (acquired by Salesforce for $27.7B), Guardant Health (IPO), and Anacor (acquired by Pfizer for $5.2B) while co-investing alongside top-tier firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia.

Seed-stage VC focused on investing in companies that make meaningful advancements to patient care.

Mid-growth digital health investor offering concentrated capital to about a dozen companies, partners with seven prior exits totaling $4B+, Latin American pharma heritage and tri-continental market access.

Physician-led, immigrant-founded VC built by third-culture founders using cross-cultural insight to back healthcare founders with lived experience and target structural health inequities over generic digital tools. 3CC is a venture capital fund built by and for "third culture kids"—people with transnational, multicultural upbringings—that uses cross-cultural navigation and outsider status as a lens for spotting underserved healthcare markets and unconventional founders.