Human Health, an Australia-based patient-first precision health platform, has raised £4.1 million in Seed funding.
Investors
The round was led by LocalGlobe, Airtree Ventures, and Skip Capital, with participation from notable angels, including Arvind Rajan (Cricket Health), Eric Salama (former Kantar CEO), and David Shein (OIF Ventures).
LocalGlobe is a London-based venture capital firm investing in early-stage (pre-seed and seed) startups. It focuses on ambitious founders tackling big problems across sectors such as fintech, healthtech, and deep tech, with typical investments ranging from £250K to £2M.
Airtree Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Sydney (Surry Hills), Australia. The firm backs technology startups in Australia and New Zealand, investing across seed to growth stages, with particular emphasis on software/SaaS, fintech, enterprise tech, and platforms.
Skip Capital is a private investment fund that invests across multiple asset classes, including technology startups (seed through growth stage) and infrastructure or real assets, both in Australia and internationally.
Human Health Use of Funds
The funding will support the expansion of Human Health’s UK operations, continued development of its Precision Health OS, and scaling of its research partnerships through the company’s B2B platform, Human Evidence.
About Human Health
Founded by Kate Lambridis and Georgia Vidler, Human Health is building the operating system for patient-led precision healthcare. Its Precision Health OS empowers individuals living with chronic conditions to unify their health data, track patterns, and share doctor-ready insights. Headquartered in Australia, Human Health's mission is to give everyone access to personalised healthcare.
Funding Details
Company: Human Health
Raised: £4.1M
Round: Seed
Funding Date: October 2025
Lead Investors: LocalGlobe, Airtree Ventures, Skip Capital
Additional Investors: Arvind Rajan, Eric Salama, David Shein
Company Website: https://www.human.health/
Software Category: HealthTech / Precision Health / AI / Patient Data Platform
Source: Gina Dyce