Seed Healthtech Investors in San Francisco
We've mapped 17 of the most active seed Healthtech investors funding founders in San Francisco, with cheques $50K–$50M.
- Pre-seed10
- Seed17
- Series A13
- Series B8
- Series C+4
We've mapped 17 of the most active seed Healthtech investors funding founders in San Francisco — 17 VCs. Cheque sizes across this segment run $50K–$50M.
When raising seed for a Healthtech company in San Francisco, founders should lead with the investors whose stage and cheque size actually match the round — not just the best-known names. 17 of these profiles have been verified in the last review pass. Sign in to see each investor's full thesis, cheque range, and how closely they fit your specific company.
Creative Ventures
Looking at companies from pre-product to those that have shown product-market fit Sign in to see full profile →
11.2 Capital
Early-stage VC investing in breakthrough deep tech: AI, cybersecurity, quantum, robotics, new space, bioengineering, climate. Sign in to see full profile →
First Round Capital
First Round Capital is a US seed-stage venture firm founded in 2004 by Josh Kopelman and Howard Morgan, with offices in San Francisco (HQ), New York and Phil… Sign in to see full profile →
Salesforce Ventures
Salesforce Ventures is the venture arm of Salesforce, based in San Francisco, investing in enterprise technology companies from seed through growth since 2009. Sign in to see full profile →
SV Angel
San Francisco angel firm founded by Ron Conway investing in 100+ early-stage AI/software/IT startups per year; portfolio includes Facebook, Twitter, Airbnb, … Sign in to see full profile →
SOSV
SOSV is a multi-stage venture capital firm investing in deep tech for human and planetary health, from physical AI and hard tech to therapeutics, energy and … Sign in to see full profile →
Kindred Ventures
Kindred Ventures is a San Francisco venture capital firm that invests at the earliest stages in founders building with technology and science, across AI, cry… Sign in to see full profile →
DCVC
DCVC (Data Collective) is a deep-tech venture capital firm founded in 2010 by Matt Ocko and Zachary Bogue, with offices in Palo Alto and San Francisco. Sign in to see full profile →
Forerunner Ventures
Forerunner Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2010 by Kirsten Green, dedicated to the modern consumer. Sign in to see full profile →
SignalFire
San Francisco-based AI-native VC with ~$3bn AUM, investing pre-seed to Series B in applied AI across healthcare, cybersecurity, infra, consumer and enterprise. Sign in to see full profile →
South Park Commons
San Francisco-based community for founders and technologists exploring what to build, with spaces in San Francisco, New York and Bengaluru. Sign in to see full profile →
Headline
Global VC (formerly e.ventures) with teams in the US, Europe, Asia, and Brazil; invests across fintech, e-commerce, software, digital health, and consumer. Sign in to see full profile →
Base10 Partners
San Francisco-based early-stage VC ($1.3B AUM) backing automation in finance, food, healthcare, retail, logistics and construction. Sign in to see full profile →
Susa Ventures
San Francisco-based seed-stage VC backing companies with strong compounding moats (proprietary data, network effects, scale); portfolio includes Robinhood, F… Sign in to see full profile →
CRV
CRV (formerly Charles River Ventures) - top-tier early-stage VC since 1970, ~$1.5B AUM, 600+ investments including DoorDash, Airtable, Patreon, Drift. Sign in to see full profile →
Homebrew
Hands-on founder-friendly pre-seed and seed-stage fund founded by Hunter Walk and Satya Patel; portfolio includes Chime, Plaid, Gusto, ShieldAI, Cruise. Sign in to see full profile →
Initialized Capital
Seed-stage VC with offices in San Francisco and New York, backing founders across enterprise SaaS, sustainability, health, hard tech, AI, infrastructure, con… Sign in to see full profile →
Directory last updated: November 2026.
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