Real, verified funding sources for healthtech founders in Alabama: VC funds, accelerators, angel networks, and active grant programs — sourced from SEC filings and Grants.gov, not estimates.
No funds headquartered in Alabama matched "Healthtech" by name — the funds below are shown nationwide instead.
General partners: Garheng Kong
General partners: Bong Y. Koh, Nimish P. Shah
General partners: John A. Kim, Joel E. Cutler, Stephen A. Herrod & 10 more
General partners: Kevin Raidy
General partners: Bong Y. Koh, Nimish P. Shah
General partners: Anna N/A French, Mark N/A McDade, Colin N/A Walsh & 1 more
General partners: Grant Blevins, Bruce Crosby, Kristin Torres Mowat & 2 more
General partners: Labeeb Abboud, Charlie Petty, Vidya Vasu-Devan
General partners: Douglas D French, Kevin M Lalande, Joe H Cunningham
General partners: Paul Wallace, Rock Morphis, David McClellan
📍 Birmingham, AL
📍 Birmingham, AL
Healthtech falls under the broader "Healthcare & Biotech" category in federal grant data. These are federal programs open to eligible founders nationwide (including Alabama) — live from Grants.gov, refreshed nightly.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminis
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminis
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminis
Health Resources and Services Administration
Defense Health Agency Contracting Activity - DHACA
U.S. National Science Foundation
We don't have any funds headquartered in Alabama whose name references healthtech. Below are healthtech-related funds from across the country instead — many invest outside their home state.
1 accelerator programs open to Alabama-based healthtech founders are in our database, including programs based in Alabama and globally-available programs.
Yes — 4 angel investor networks based in Alabama are in our database, ranked by member count with healthtech-relevant groups surfaced first where our sector data supports it.
126 currently open federal grant programs are tagged under the Healthcare & Biotech category, which is where healthtech falls in our grant classification. These are federal programs open to eligible founders nationwide (including Alabama), pulled live from Grants.gov and refreshed nightly.