Published: November 7, 2025 at 9:12 am
A new £2 million Health Innovation Leeds Incubator has been launched to accelerate the growth of the region’s booming HealthTech sector.
The initiative has been launched to strengthen Leeds’ position as one of the UK’s leading health innovation hubs.
Unveiled by Leeds City Council leader, Cllr James Lewis, at the West Yorkshire Health Tech Cluster’s Driving the Future of Innovation event, it is funded by the West Yorkshire Healthtech Investment Zone.
It will be led by Nexus at the University of Leeds, in partnership with Leeds Beckett University and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, working closely with Leeds City Council.
The programme is open to businesses of all sizes, with a particular focus on supporting local start-ups and SMEs.