SISU Health has been named in BusinessCloud’s 2026 HealthTech 50, recognising the company as one of the UK’s leading health technology businesses. The inclusion reflects the growing importance of technologies that make preventative healthcare more accessible.
The annual ranking showcases UK companies creating original technology that is helping to improve healthcare, including personal and preventative health services.
Following the publication of a 102-company shortlist, the final HealthTech 50 was determined through a combination of expert judging and public voting.
We’re delighted to be recognised among the UK’s leading HealthTech businesses. This reflects the commitment of our team and partners to making preventative healthcare more accessible – reaching people beyond traditional healthcare settings and helping identify risk before it develops into more serious ill health.
Samantha Fay, CEO
Many preventable health conditions develop without obvious symptoms, meaning opportunities for early intervention are often missed. This is particularly true for people who face barriers to accessing traditional health services or are less likely to engage with routine health checks.
The recognition comes as SISU Health continues to expand its work with NHS organisations, local government, employers and community partners, while accelerating the development of our next-generation technology – combining connected health checks, personalised digital journeys and advanced population insights to transform how health risks are identified and prevented at scale.
Samantha Fay, CEO
Data from more than 1.4 million health checks highlights the scale of previously unidentified health risks across the population.
We have demonstrated both the demand for accessible prevention and the potential of connected health data to support better decisions.
Samantha Fay, CEO
Recognition in the HealthTech 50 reflects the growing shift towards prevention across healthcare, workplaces and local communities. As organisations continue to look for practical ways to improve population health and reduce inequalities, accessible health technologies will play an increasingly important role in helping more people engage with preventative care.
To find out how SISU Health is helping organisations improve access to preventative healthcare, talk to our team about bringing self-service health stations into your workplace or community.
Work with us to deliver accessible, data-driven health solutions that reach underserved groups and support public health goals.