Healthworx Accelerator 2026 cohort
Healthworx invests $25,000 in early healthcare companies and runs a 12 week program on the US health system. The 2026 cohort is open.
The Healthworx Accelerator 2026 cohort is a two stage program for early healthcare companies. Healthworx invests $25,000 and offers support for later fundraising.
Stage 1 is 12 weeks of classes on US health insurance, corporate venture funding, and industry problems. Sessions mix virtual and in person meetings with Healthworx advisors. Stage 2 lasts nine months. Industry partners choose companies for this stage. The work is guided mentorship toward commercial pilots. A pilot is not promised.
To apply, the company must be a for profit incorporated healthcare company. It must offer healthcare technology or services, have a clear scalable product that is in market or ready to launch, and have a full time team.
The program page says applications for the 2026 cohort are open. It does not print a closing date. You apply through the form linked from that page.
Healthworx asks whether you are using new technology, or whether the team is working on a healthcare solution.
Quick answers
How much does it pay?
An investment of $25k. It is an investment in exchange for equity.
When is the deadline?
The official page does not give a deadline.
Who can apply?
For profit incorporated healthcare companies that offer healthcare technology or services, have a scalable product in market or ready to launch, and have a full time team. Applicants from anywhere in the world can enter, unless the eligibility rules say otherwise.
How do I apply?
Through the official page at form.typeform.com. The link is at the top of this page.
Does every company get a commercial pilot?
No. Industry partners pick companies for the second stage based on fit, and a partnership is not guaranteed.