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Heim Health, a London-based healthtech start-up, has raised £2.2m in a seed round led by Heal Capital, with participation from Form Ventures, Portfolio Ventures, and Houghton Street Ventures. Founded by Kelly Klifa, James Monico, and Sasha Tory, Heim Health provides a software platform designed to optimise at-home healthcare delivery, integrating advanced algorithms for nurse scheduling, route optimisation, and capacity aggregation.
The company’s platform, already in use by the NHS and private healthcare providers, enables faster hospital discharges, reduces secondary care backlogs, and improves workforce productivity by up to 30%. Notable healthcare partners include Numan, Manual, Thriva, and Bioniq, which use Heim’s platform to streamline community-based care.
Heim’s technology, inspired by last-mile delivery algorithms, enhances patient access, reduces waiting times by up to 85%, and provides live tracking and task plans akin to Uber-style user experiences. This approach supports the NHS shift from hospital to home-based care while leveraging existing healthcare resources efficiently.
The funding will scale Heim’s platform, deepen health system integrations, and expand partnerships, reinforcing its position as a leader in technology-driven home healthcare solutions. Heal Capital highlighted Heim’s transformative potential for improving patient outcomes and easing pressure on traditional healthcare systems.
