I'm looking for a list of active angel investors in the healthtech space who write checks between $25k and $50k.

When targeting angel investors or specialized angel groups in the healthtech, digital health, and medtech spaces who comfortably drop $25k to $50k (the sweet spot for individual allocations or syndicate minimums), you generally look at dedicated healthcare angel networks, prominent syndicates, and regional groups.

The most active avenues and structured groups matching this investment profile include:

• HealthTech Capital (HealthTech Capital ): A premier professional angel investor group focused exclusively on private, early-stage healthtech, digital health, and medical device startups. Individual members and the collective group routinely allocate checks ranging from $10k up to major syndicate rounds, fitting right into a $25k–$50k individual threshold.qubit.capital+1
• South East Angels (OpenVC Profile ): Though regional (UK-based, active nationally/internationally), they frequently back digital health and tech-enabled health/wellness startups. Their total group check sizes start around $25k+ / £50k+ syndications per deal.openvc.app+2
• Angel Capital Association (ACA) Affiliated Regional Groups (Angel Capital Association ): The ACA houses over 250 localized angel syndicates across North America. Many chapters (such as Life Science-focused or generalist angel groups with healthcare verticals) structure individual member minimums or allocations at $25,000 per member per deal.qubit.capital
• AngelList Healthtech/Healthcare Syndicates : Searching top healthcare-focused lead angels on AngelList (e.g., prominent solo operators who invest out of a personal syndicate) is one of the fastest ways to hit $25k–$50k special purpose vehicles (SPVs). Lead angels in digital health often set minimum LP commitments at $5k–$10k, meaning a $25k–$50k allocation matches standard syndicate participation.
• Individual Healthcare Angels (Practicing MDs & Exited Founders) : Individual angels who are clinical practitioners, former pharma executives, or serial healthtech entrepreneurs typically write $10k–$50k checks. Platforms like OpenVC's Healthtech List (OpenVC Healthtech Investors ) or proprietary databases let you filter specifically for angels active in pre-seed/seed healthtech.origami.chat+1

Would you like to narrow this down by geographic region (e.g., US-only vs. international) or specify whether your round is pre-revenue or early traction , so I can tailor the outreach strategy?

If you're targeting individual angels (not VC funds) who commonly participate in $25k–$50k checks for pre-seed or seed healthtech companies, here's a strong shortlist based on recent activity and publicly reported investment ranges. Keep in mind that angel check sizes are flexible and often depend on the round, co-investors, and relationship.OpenVC+1

For founders assembling a round from many $25k–$50k commitments, these healthcare-focused angel groups and syndicates are often as valuable as individual investors:

• dxangels.com — Doximity alumni and healthcare operators investing in digital health startups.OpenVC
• lifescienceangels.com — One of the longest-running life sciences angel groups.
• healthtechcapital.com — Network of healthcare executives and physicians investing in early-stage healthtech.
• goldenseeds.com — Active in healthcare, biotech, and women-led startups.OpenVC

For the best response rates, segment your outreach by sub-sector:

• Digital health / care delivery: Vivek Garipalli, Susan Solinsky, Kevin Nazemi, Zachariah Reitano
• AI for healthcare: Jenny Chen, Kevin Nazemi
• Medtech / devices: Lance Cottrell, Deepak Mittal
• Healthcare services / provider infrastructure: Frank Torti, Vivek Garipalli

One caveat: publicly reported "typical check sizes" come from investor databases and historical deals, so they should be treated as indicative rather than guaranteed. Many angels adjust their allocation depending on conviction, valuation, and whether they're investing alongside trusted leads.Parse+1

If you're raising in the U.S., I can also build a spreadsheet with 50–100 angels that includes:

• location
• recent healthtech investments (last 24 months)
• estimated check size
• stage preference
• warm introduction paths
• LinkedIn/X profiles
• CRM-ready CSV columns.

Finding individual angel investors who explicitly publicize a rigid $$𝟐𝟓𝐤− $50k check size can be tricky because individual angels flex their allocation based on syndicate structures, personal liquidity, and conviction. However, several dedicated angel networks, syndicates, and platform types frequently target this exact pre-seed/seed sweet spot for healthtech and digital health.

Top Angel Networks & Groups (Writing$2 5 k− $50k+ per deal/syndicate)

• HealthTech Capital: A prominent dedicated angel network focused exclusively on fostering early-stage innovations in healthcare IT, digital health, and medical devices. While total round allocations span wider, individual members or group syndication regularly target blocks starting at m i n$1 0 k−$2 5 k up to larger sums. Explore their focus on the OpenVC HealthTech Angel Directory.openvc.app
• Life Science Angels (LSA): Based in the Bay Area, they focus on medical devices, biotech, and digital health/healthtech. Syndicate members frequently put together individual or collective tranches fitting the $25k - $50k range per angel.
• Gaingels: An active nationwide syndicate/network that frequently co-invests in early-stage healthtech, often accommodating check sizes in the $25k - $50k range for qualified rounds led by diverse or general founders.
• Pipeline Angels / 37 Angels: Angel investing bootcamps and networks where individual members often write checks in the $10k - $25k range solo, or pool together to write $50k check allocations into early-stage tech and digital health startups.

Platform-Based Syndicates & Micro-Angels

• AngelList Syndicates: Rather than targeting named individuals who may or may not be actively deploying this month, searching healthtech-focused syndicates on AngelList is your highest-probability path. Many lead angels on the platform run healthcare/digital health syndicates where the minimum LP commitment or lead check size per vehicle targets $25k - $50k. You can review active profiles via AngelList.
• Clinical & Operator Angels: Individual angels who are former healthcare execs, physicians, or digital health product VPs often write $25k checks when organized through formal or informal rolling syndicates. Platforms like OpenVC and Evalyze maintain regularly updated filters matching exact check ranges and sub-sectors like Health IT vs. Medical Devices.evalyze.ai

To help narrow this down, could you share:

• Your specific healthtech sub-sector (e.g., Digital Health/SaaS, Medical Devices , or Consumer Wellness)
• Your current fundraising stage (Pre-seed vs. Seed) and whether you already have a lead investor lined up?

Yes. I screened for individual angels with publicly reported check ranges overlapping $25k–$50k and a demonstrated healthtech focus. The strongest matches I could verify are below.

Particularly interesting networks

• Angel Physicians Fund — Deepak Mittal is an angel there, and the network includes multiple physician investors. This could be useful if your product benefits from clinical expertise or physician introductions.Signal
• The Veteran Fund — Lance Cottrell is a venture partner and has a documented $5k–$50k range, including medical devices and hardware.Signal
• Intelligence Ventures — not an individual angel, but unusually close to your target: it is currently deploying $25k–$50k into pre-seed/seed AI healthcare startups in the US and Canada.Intelligence Ventures
• District Angels — its individual angels can start at $2.5k, with pooled health/biotech deals generally ranging from $50k–$200k, making it potentially useful if you're assembling several smaller checks.

A couple of caveats

“Check size” databases aren't the same thing as a commitment to invest $25k–$50k in every deal. The figures above are reported ranges, and appetite can change with stage, geography, valuation, lead-investor status, and thesis. For example, Jenny Chen's profile explicitly says her first check is $25k–$50k and describes a healthcare/medtech thesis, which makes her unusually clean fit for your requirement.OpenVC

If you're actually building a fundraising target list, I can take this one step further and produce a 25–50 person prospect list with LinkedIn/website, location, investment stage, recent healthtech investments, check size, and a suggested reason to contact each investor.

Yes. I screened for individual angels with a publicly reported check range overlapping $25k–$50k and a current healthtech/digital-health/medtech investment profile. Check sizes can vary by deal, so I’d treat these as strong prospects rather than guaranteed allocations.Parse

Strongest matches

The strongest concentration of these investors appears to be around $25k, which is useful if you're trying to assemble a round from several angels rather than find one investor for the entire amount.Parse

My first outreach tier

I'd start with:

1. Frank Torti — strongest broad healthcare fit.
2. Vivek Garipalli — particularly compelling for digital health/Health IT.
3. Dan Ellis — strongest match if you're seeking a ~$50k check.
4. Lance Cottrell — move him to #1 if you're building medical devices or connected hardware.
5. Susan Solinsky — strong digital-health/operator profile.
6. Deepak Mittal / Dan Walker / Angie Willmott — particularly interesting for clinically oriented startups.
7. Kevin Nazemi — strong Health IT/operator fit.

There are also specialized networks worth considering, including HealthTech Capital, DxAngels, and Golden Seeds, although with these organizations the individual member's check size needs to be confirmed rather than assuming the network's overall range applies to every member.Parse

One caveat: "active" and "check size" are notoriously difficult to verify for angels because databases can lag and an investor's personal allocation changes from round to round. I'd verify recent investment activity before spending time on outreach.

If you tell me what kind of healthtech you're building (digital health, AI/diagnostics, medtech, biotech, women's health, mental health, etc.) and whether you're raising in the U.S., I can narrow this to a ranked list of ~25 angels with recent deals, check size, location, investment thesis, and the best outreach angle for each.