![]() Syapse aggregates the best of breed analytics for oncologists. Syapse, based in San Francisco, CA raises $30 million of capital bringing total funding to $62 million We are willing to take the chance if it means people will be incentivized to look after their health. It is about time for people to get rewarded for good behavior but we do acknowledge that the stratification of risk pool can be a problem. The company partners with established life insurance companies and sells policies to marathon runners, vegans, cyclists and other health-conscious people with rates that start at 4% less than the traditional policies and can reach to 33% discount once the company can verify- for example- that the person can run an 8-minute mile. The company is in the life insurance business for healthy people. based in San Francisco, CA raises $34.6 million bringing total funding to $81 million For example, while running, it can warn the user about an upcoming incline and the speed that the user had climbed it before. The app knows specific information about the user. The company has built a $20 million revenue base in just two years. Audio coaching has been enthusiastically received by users. This is an audio-only fitness mobile app probably the only one in the market. We admit that the fitness sector is overcrowded. New York, NY-based Fitness app, Aaptiv raises $38 million ![]() Evive is known for compelling engagement tools which ranges from ER/Rx steerage to price transparency and gaps in care. The company helps people to make better benefit decisions and sells its services to large employers. For example, Washington State reported $34 million in savings in emergency costs and a decline of almost 10% in ED visits in its first year of use in 2013.Įvive Health based in Chicago, IL raises $43 million The company, which has been bootstrapped for eight years, claims to have the largest real-time care collaboration network across hundreds of hospitals, health systems and tens of thousands of providers including skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies and emergency medical services.Ĭollective has demonstrated impressive results. Collective builds a collaboration network platform unifying payers, patients and providers for the most complex patients who require multiple points of care. Kleiner Perkins led the round with Epic Ventures, Kaiser Permanente Ventures and others participating. We must admit that payer services are still the more attractive sector for private equity firms.Ĭollective Medical, based in Salt Lake City, UT raises $47 million Series A The combined entity will offer a deep network of physicians and nurse practitioners that will provide technology-enabled in-home health assessment nationwide. Advance Health is also in the assessment business but with an emphasis on member engagement and readmission prevention programs. New mountain backs CenseoHealth based in Dallas, TX and Advance Health based in Chantilly, VAĬenseoHealth provides health assessment for health plans and risk bearing healthcare delivery organizations. New Mountain is already putting their newly raised $6.0B fund to good use. Solutions range from reducing risk of product lifecycle to increasing R&D productivity. The company’s clinical trial solutions are used by over 400 life sciences customers including the top 30 largest pharmaceutical companies. Welcome to the Unicorn Club!Ĭytel of Cambridge, MA announces investment from New Mountain CapitalĬytel is an established analytical software provider to the life science industry. GE Ventures and Blue Cross Blue Shield fund are some of the existing investors. The product helps doctors detect coronary artery disease non-invasively. ![]() Heartflow of Redwood City, CA raises $150 million valuing the company at $1.4B Financial Technology, Data, and Analytics
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