Founded Year

2014

Stage

Series C - II | Alive

Total Raised

$115.38M

Last Raised

$2M | 5 mos ago

Revenue

$0000 

Mosaic Score
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+58 points in the past 30 days

About Healx

Healx focused on drug discovery in the healthcare sector. The company specializes in developing treatments for rare diseases by leveraging artificial intelligence and drug development expertise. Healx was formerly known as Healx3. It was founded in 2014 and is based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Headquarters Location

66-68 Hills Road Charter House

Cambridge, England, CB2 1LA,

United Kingdom

01223 901980

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ESPs containing Healx

The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.

EXECUTION STRENGTH ➡MARKET STRENGTH ➡LEADERHIGHFLIEROUTPERFORMERCHALLENGER
Healthcare & Life Sciences / Drug R&D Tech

The AI-derived small molecule drugs market leverages AI and machine learning to discover and develop novel small molecule therapeutics. Companies in this market combine physics-based AI algorithms, deep learning models, and generative AI with experimental validation to enable target identification, virtual screening, and lead optimization. Proprietary platforms integrate computational approaches w…

Healx named as Highflier among 15 other companies, including Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Insilico Medicine, and Schrodinger.

Healx's Products & Differentiators

    Indication expansion

    New rare or common disease predictions for human safe compounds. Our technology can be applied to marketed, development or shelved compounds. Healx performs prediction and early pharmacological validation of predictions.

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Research containing Healx

Get data-driven expert analysis from the CB Insights Intelligence Unit.

CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Healx in 4 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Oct 3, 2025.

Expert Collections containing Healx

Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.

Healx is included in 7 Expert Collections, including Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

16,704 items

Companies developing artificial intelligence solutions, including cross-industry applications, industry-specific products, and AI infrastructure solutions.

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Digital Health 50

150 items

The winners of the second annual CB Insights Digital Health 150.

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Digital Health

12,122 items

The digital health collection includes vendors developing software, platforms, sensor & robotic hardware, health data infrastructure, and tech-enabled services in healthcare. The list excludes pureplay pharma/biopharma, sequencing instruments, gene editing, and assistive tech.

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AI 100 (All Winners 2018-2025)

100 items

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Drug Discovery Tech Market Map

221 items

This CB Insights Tech Market Map highlights 220 drug discovery companies that are addressing 12 distinct technology priorities that pharmaceutical companies face.

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Generative AI

2,951 items

Companies working on generative AI applications and infrastructure.

Healx Patents

Healx has filed 12 patents.

The 3 most popular patent topics include:

  • rare diseases
  • syndromes
  • neurological disorders
patents chart

Application Date

Grant Date

Title

Related Topics

Status

4/12/2019

2/28/2023

Phosphodiesterase inhibitors, Lactams, Amines, Beta blockers, Piperazines

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Application Date

4/12/2019

Grant Date

2/28/2023

Title

Related Topics

Phosphodiesterase inhibitors, Lactams, Amines, Beta blockers, Piperazines

Status

Grant

Latest Healx News

La IA en los ensayos clínicos

Nov 3, 2025

LA investigación clínica es la columna vertebral del progreso médico , pero es un camino arduo, lento y costoso. El desarrollo de un nuevo fármaco puede superar los diez años de esfuerzo de investigación y necesitar inversiones cuantiosas en términos económicos; avanzar en la eficiencia y efectividad de los ensayos tiene una gran trascendencia para los sistemas de salud y el conjunto de la población. En este panorama, la Inteligencia Artificial (IA) emerge no como una simple herramienta, sino como un copiloto transformador , capaz de guiarnos hacia ensayos clínicos más rápidos, precisos y, lo que es más importante, más inteligentes. Así, el primer gran cuello de botella que la IA ayuda a desbloquear es el diseño del ensayo Tradicionalmente, los protocolos se basan en criterios de inclusión y exclusión amplios, lo que lleva a reclutar pacientes heterogéneos cuyas respuestas al tratamiento pueden diluirse. Los algoritmos de machine learning , sin embargo, pueden analizar ingentes volúmenes de datos históricos de ensayos anteriores registros de salud electrónicos e incluso información genómica . Esto permite identificar biomarcadores específicos y definir subpoblaciones de pacientes con una probabilidad mucho mayor de responder a la terapia En oncología se utiliza para analizar biopsias y correlacionarlas con datos genómicos Un ejemplo práctico lo vemos en oncología , donde la IA se utiliza para analizar imágenes de biopsias (histopatología) y correlacionarlas con datos genómicos , identificando a aquellos pacientes cuyos tumores presentan características moleculares únicas que los hacen idóneos para un nuevo fármaco diana . Esto no solo acelera la reclutación , sino que aumenta la ‘señal' de eficacia , reduciendo el número de participantes necesarios y la duración del estudio Enfermedades raras Pero es, quizás, en el ámbito de las enfermedades raras y ultra raras donde la utilidad de la IA adquiere un cariz revolucionario y éticamente crucial . La principal barrera para investigar estas patologías es la escasez de pacientes , que están geográficamente dispersos y a menudo no están correctamente diagnosticados La IA puede rastrear bases de datos sanitarias globales de forma anónima, utilizando el procesamiento de lenguaje natural (PLN) para buscar en informes médicos no estructurados descripciones de síntomas que coincidan con el perfil de una enfermedad rara . De este modo, puede identificar “pacientes digitales” que, de otra forma, permanecerían invisibles para el sistema. Empresas como Healx utilizan este enfoque para encontrar nuevas indicaciones de fármacos existentes ( drug repurposing , cruzando datos de pacientes con modelos de interacción farmacológica . Esto acorta drásticamente el tiempo de desarrollo , ofreciendo esperanza a comunidades de pacientes para las que, hasta ahora, la investigación era económicamente inviable La privacidad y transparencia de los algoritmos requieren un marco regulatorio ágil Además, la monitorización remota de pacientes mediante wearables y sensores , cuyos datos son interpretados por IA, permite recoger información objetiva y continua sobre la progresión de la enfermedad y los efectos secundarios , reduciendo la necesidad de visitas clínicas frecuentes y mejorando la calidad de vida del participante, algo vital en enfermedades incapacitantes . Sin embargo, este potencial no está exento de desafíos. La calidad y estandarización de los datos , la privacidad y la transparencia de los algoritmos (” caja negra ”) son obstáculos importantes que requieren un marco regulatorio ágil y robusto En conclusión, la IA no viene a sustituir el criterio clínico , sino a potenciarlo . Al permitirnos diseñar ensayos más específicos, encontrar pacientes de manera más rápida y analizar resultados con mayor profundidad, estamos ante una oportunidad histórica para hacer que la I+D médica sea más eficiente y, sobre todo, más humana , llevando tratamientos innovadores a quienes más los necesitan, incluso si son solo unos pocos en el mundo. El futuro de los ensayos clínicos será guiado por datos , pero siempre con el piloto humano al mando.

Healx Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Healx founded?

    Healx was founded in 2014.

  • Where is Healx's headquarters?

    Healx's headquarters is located at 66-68 Hills Road, Cambridge.

  • What is Healx's latest funding round?

    Healx's latest funding round is Series C - II.

  • How much did Healx raise?

    Healx raised a total of $115.38M.

  • Who are the investors of Healx?

    Investors of Healx include SCI Ventures, Jonathan Milner, Balderton Capital, b2venture, Global Brain and 24 more.

  • Who are Healx's competitors?

    Competitors of Healx include Atomwise, SOM Biotech, Aitia, Maya AI, Verge Genomics and 7 more.

  • What products does Healx offer?

    Healx's products include Indication expansion and 3 more.

  • Who are Healx's customers?

    Customers of Healx include Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd and Ovid Therapeutics.

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