Digital Health & HealthTech in Canada

Toronto company selling Rho, a Health Canada-licensed, FDA De Novo-cleared AI system that screens routine x-rays for low bone mineral density, plus Physis, an AI pediatric bone-age assessment tool.

Montréal company building clinical decision-support software for major depression that uses in-house deep-learning models to predict each patient's probability of remission across first-line treatments.

Montreal company whose cloud platform runs home and community care operations end to end, with AlayaFlow adding AI agents for clinical work, intake, billing, scheduling and forms.

Toronto company selling IPRO, an AI model that generates survival predictions from routine CT scans to accelerate drug efficacy evaluation in oncology clinical trials.

Québec City company offering seniors, by subscription, a phone with a conversational AI companion that keeps them engaged around the clock and alerts family or staff to signs of distress, neglect or abuse.