PocDoc named in fastest-growing tech company in the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50

PocDoc, the UK's leading digital diagnostics company, has been ranked 27th in the UK, in the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 2026. Our CSO and co-founder, Dr Vlad Gubala, collected the award at the ceremony on 5 November.

Put simply, PocDoc's revenue is now more than 14 times what it was three years ago.

The Fast 50 ranks the UK's fastest-growing technology companies on revenue growth over three years. It's run for nearly three decades, and past winners include Deliveroo, Revolut and Skyscanner. Its Regional Winner award goes to the single fastest-growing business in each part of the UK.

What's behind the number

The Healthy Heart Check delivers a full cholesterol profile, BMI, NHS Heart Age and a ten-year cardiovascular risk score (QRISK3) from a single finger-prick, delivered to a smartphone in under ten minutes, with results able to flow into the patient's NHS record and a clear pathway to follow-up for anyone at risk. No lab. No GP wait.

That speed matters because heart disease is often silent until it isn't. A test that fits into a pharmacy visit or a lunch break reaches people a lab-based pathway misses.

It's PocDoc's second growth ranking this year, after placing #58 in the Sifted 250.

What they said

Dr Vlad Gubala, CSO and co-founder, PocDoc:

"Being ranked 27th among the UK's fastest-growing technology companies, and the fastest-growing in our region, recognises the work that goes into building something meaningful. Behind every growing business is a team of talented people, partners and supporters who make it happen. Thank you to everyone who's been part of PocDoc so far. We're only getting started."

Steve Roest, CEO and co-founder, PocDoc:

"Deloitte measures growth in revenue, but we also measure it in the people who get their cholesterol checked and heart risk checked in ten minutes, at a pharmacy, their work, their home or their GP surgery. Instead of waiting weeks or never getting tested at all. That growth saves lives and improves the health of our population".