Bath – 20th July 2026 – Mayden has been named one of the UK’s most innovative health technology companies, securing a place in BusinessCloud’s HealthTech 50 for 2026.
The annual ranking celebrates the businesses developing technology that is transforming healthcare across the UK. This year, Mayden was ranked 4th, recognising its portfolio of digital solutions that help the NHS, VCSE’s and private healthcare services deliver more efficient, connected and person-centred care.
Compiled through a combination of public voting and assessment by an independent panel of healthcare and technology experts, the HealthTech 50 showcases organisations driving innovation across areas including preventative healthcare, clinical systems, women’s health, digital therapeutics and healthcare management.
Mayden’s technology supports health and care services by streamlining clinical and operational workflows, reducing administrative burden, and providing data-driven insights that help services improve access, manage demand and deliver better outcomes for the people they support.
Reece Donovan, CEO of Mayden, said:
“We’re delighted to be recognised in BusinessCloud’s HealthTech 50, particularly alongside so many organisations working to improve healthcare through innovation. At Mayden, our focus has always been on working closely with healthcare providers across the UK to solve real-world challenges. This recognition reflects the dedication of our team and the trust our customers place in us to deliver technology that helps services work more effectively and enables clinicians to spend more time supporting the people who need them.”
BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox said:
“This year’s HealthTech 50 highlights an array of cutting-edge technologies being used to deliver better and more efficient health outcomes across the UK.
“The companies featured are creating solutions to allow the sharing of clinical knowledge and resources; they are helping people to track their health and manage long-term conditions; developing case management systems to streamline care for mental health and neurodiversity services; supporting women’s health; and delivering health services directly into local communities.
“Almost every region in the UK is represented and it is a pleasure to shine a light on these impactful businesses at a crucial moment for the future of healthcare delivery.”
The final ranking was determined through a combination of votes from BusinessCloud readers and scores from an expert judging panel, which included representatives from techUK, Capgemini, Doctorpreneurs, Medic Footprints, the Northern Health Science Alliance, Mills & Reeve and Alvarez & Marsal.
The full HealthTech 50 ranking is available on the BusinessCloud website.