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Healthcare IPOs in 2026: A Roundup

In 2026, investors are generally favoring larger, more mature companies with stronger financial profiles and clearer growth plans.

Follow our running list of healthcare IPOs in 2026, including AI, emergency room care and digital health companies entering the public markets. 

In 2025, several major healthcare businesses went public, including companies specializing in medical supplies, precision medicine and digital health tools. Medline, a medical supply company, completed the largest global listing of the year in December, raising $6.26 billion. Other companies, including Caris Life Sciences, Hinge Health and Omada Health, also entered the public market, showcasing investor interest in diagnostics, healthcare services and digital health.

While 2026 has opened with momentum, investors are still selective about which companies they support. In the first three months of the year, 232 companies across various industries went public globally, raising $41 billion from the sale of shares. Investors generally gravitated toward larger, more established businesses with stable finances and clear plans for future growth.

Even in a more selective market, healthcare companies have continued to find opportunities to go public. Hong Kong has been one active market, with healthcare listings raising more than $30 billion collectively in 2025.

The UK may also be a market to watch. Alvarez & Marsal says a backlog of IPO candidates has built up, with some listings delayed from the first half of 2026 into the latter half of 2026 or even 2027. That could make the market more competitive, especially for companies that can show steady demand, a clear role in the healthcare system and a practical plan for using IPO proceeds to grow.

Investor interest has also remained focused on healthcare technology, digital health and AI-enabled tools that can support care delivery and administrative work.

Here’s a look at the latest healthcare IPOs of 2026.

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GMR Solutions

GMR Solutions, the parent company of Global Medical Response, raised about $479 million in its May IPO, bringing a major US emergency medical services provider to the NYSE. The company provides 911 response, air and ground medical transport, disaster response and scheduled patient transfers across approximately 1,400 counties. Its model combines national dispatch, clinical coordination and emergency response infrastructure to support patients outside the hospital setting. GMR has also developed tools such as Nurse Navigation, which helps route some lower-acuity 911 calls to more appropriate care options when an emergency department visit may not be needed.


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