Viz.ai, an applied artificial intelligence healthcare company focused on time-sensitive conditions, secured $21 million in Series A funding led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from GV, formerly Google Ventures. Mamoon Hamid, general partner at Kleiner Perkins, will also join the Viz.ai board of directors. Founded in
Self-funded health plan Centivo raised $34 million in a Series A funding round led by Bain Capital Ventures, with additional investments from F-Prime Capital Partners, Maverick Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Ingleside Investors, Rand Capital, Grand Central Tech Ventures, and Oxeon Investments. Individual investors Jim Foreman,
Chicago-based higi, a population health enablement company offering consumer-centric, data-driven engagement solutions for providers, payers, retailers, and self-insured employers, closed a Series C fundraising round of $21.3 million from existing and new investors including Flare Capital Partners and 7wireVentures. Actively partnering with healthcare organizations and
Fitplan Technologies, a wellness technology company that provides one-on-one access to fitness personalities and their methods, raised $4.7 million in funding from venture capital firms Lerer Hippeau, Bullpen, Advanceit, and Imaginary VC. Founded in 2016 by Canadian nutrition and fitness experts Landon Hamilton and Cam
Premium digital health and wellness content provider Aaptiv Inc., raised $22 million in a Series C funding round led by Millennium Technology Value Partners, a growth equity firm that previously invested in Spotify, Facebook, and Alibaba, as well as 14W, a venture capital firm with
Digital therapeutics company Propeller Health raised $20 million in a funding round led by Aptar Pharma, with participation from existing investors Safeguard Scientifics, Social Capital, Hikma Ventures, 3M Ventures, and SR One. The Propeller platform is designed to enable medical technology and pharmaceutical companies to conceptualize,
Health outcomes and technology company OM1 raised a Series B financing round of $21 million led by Polaris Partners, with participation from existing investors General Catalyst and 7wire Ventures. Using standardized health information and artificial intelligence technology, OM1 is designed to gather, synthesize, and leverage
Iora Health, a high-growth, value-based primary care provider with a focus on Medicare patients over 65 years of age, secured $100 million in Series E financing funded by global investors including .406 Ventures, Devonshire Investors, F-Prime Capital, Flare Capital Partners, GE Ventures, Humana, Khosla Ventures,
Qventus, an operations management solution for health systems, secured $30 million in Series B funding from Bessemer Venture Partners, New York–Presbyterian Hospital, and existing investors Mayfield Fund and Norwest Venture Partners. According to the company, Qventus is the first “System of Action” that brings together
Thrive Global, the behavior change media and technology company founded by Arianna Huffington in 2016, secured an extension of its Series B funding round with a group of new strategic partners, bringing the total raised to date to $43 million at a $121.5 million valuation.