Jvion raised a significant growth equity investment led by growth equity firm JMI Equity. Additional investors include Health Enterprise Partners and Health Velocity Capital, two leading healthcare investment firms. Founded in 2011, Jvion developed the Cognitive Clinical Success Machine, which uses artificial intelligence to turn healthcare
ClearDATA®, a healthcare cloud security and compliance expert, completed a financing round of $26 million to expand product innovation, enhance customer success, and continue its high growth trajectory. Two new strategic investors participated in the financing round: Humana Inc., a leading health and well-being company,
Episode-based digital care delivery startup Force Therapeutics closed a $21 million funding round led by Insight Venture Partners, a New York-based venture capital and private equity firm. The company plans to use the funds for rapid product innovation, national expansion across major health systems, and
98point6 completed its Series C, raising $50 million in new funding led by the Merchant Banking Division of Goldman Sachs. This investment round brings the total amount raised to $86.1 million since the company's inception in 2015. The company plans to use the funding to scale
Digital health company Carrot Inc. closed a $25 million round to commercialize its Pivot™ smoking cessation program. JJDC led the round, joined by New York Life Ventures and existing investors Khosla Ventures, Marc Benioff, Carrot founder David S. Utley, MD, and R7 Partners. An investor
Gauss Surgical, an AI-driven healthcare technology company, acquired $20 million in Series C funding from Northwell Health and SoftBank Ventures Korea, the global early-stage venture capital arm of SoftBank Group. The LS Polaris Innovation Fund and seven other leading U.S. health systems also participated in
Innovative healthcare payments technology company AxiaMed raised $12.4 million in funding. Health Enterprise Partners led the round with participation by existing investor Nashville Capital Network. According to the company, since its inception in 2015, AxiaMed has experienced triple-digit annual growth driven by the increase in patient
AlayaCare, a cloud-based software for home and community care providers, acquired a Series B investment of $13.8 million led by iNovia Capital, with participation from Chrysalis and existing investor Fonds Innovexport. AlayaCare’s goal is to help its clients capitalize on the shift to home-based care
Madaket Health, a cloud-based healthcare SaaS platform solution that simplifies administrative data exchange between payers and providers, secured $10 million in a Series B funding round led by Qiming Venture Partners, with additional investor participation from Experian Ventures, The PNC Financial Services Group, and Salesforce
Aquina Health announced the launch of Curae to provide non-recourse-based financing for patients. Curae is designed to provide immediate funding to patients, with payment made to the healthcare provider within 48 hours. While aimed directly at the patient, the service is tailored to the provider,