Financings

Jul 26 2017

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Maven has raised $10.8 million to "revolutionize women's and family health", through its telehealth platform.

Jul 26 2017

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PhysIQ, which uses wearables to gather information about clinical trial participants, has closed on $8 million in new funding.

Jul 26 2017

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A PE firm has made a substantial investment in home health care franchisor ComforCare. (Is that supposed to be Comfort Care? Come for Care? Come for Comfort Care? We care if you're comfortable? We make a comfortable profit on your Care?)

Jul 26 2017

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Hinge Health swings for the fences, gathering $8 million in fresh funding for its remote monitoring of chronic pain.

Jul 25 2017

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Chartspan, which helps patients access medical records and communicate with providers, garners a fresh $16 million.

Jul 24 2017

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Gravie, which offers a new health benefits marketplace approach, has attracted $14.1 million in new funding.

Jul 18 2017

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Wellframe, which offers a care management platform, has raised $18 million in additional capital.

Jul 17 2017

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Bright.md shines, capturing $8 million in new funding for its virtual care artificial intelligence platform.

Jul 17 2017

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A large operator of urgent care centers, American Family Care, is getting $1 billion in funding assistance from a PE firm to add 300 new centers.

Jul 14 2017

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Send out the alarm and don't worship this company, but Revere, which is "demystifying the connection between fitness and nutrition" has gotten $2 million in seed financing. No day would be complete without at least one item of investment lunacy.

Jul 13 2017

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Solar Health shines, attracting $18 million from investors' rainy day funds for its platform of services for diabetes prevention and non-clinical care resources.

Jul 11 2017

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CellTrak garners $11 million in new financing to support its software to help coordinate health care and personal services in peoples' homes.

Jul 10 2017

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In my ongoing effort to prove that there is too much capital chasing deals in health care, I offer people's exhibit 37, in which headcases invest $37 million in Headspace, which offers a meditation app.

Jul 06 2017

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UK telemedicine firm Push Doctor has pulled a fresh $26 million in financing from investors for its telemedicine business.

Jul 03 2017

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emocha Mobile Health caffeinates up with a $1 million seed round for a service that "radically improves the way patients take medications", maybe like with a cup of coffee or something. At least we know why they could only raise $1 million.

Maven has raised $10.8 million to "revolutionize women's and family health", through its telehealth platform.

PhysIQ, which uses wearables to gather information about clinical trial participants, has closed on $8 million in new funding.

A PE firm has made a substantial investment in home health care franchisor ComforCare. (Is that supposed to be Comfort Care? Come for Care? Come for Comfort Care? We care if you're comfortable? We make a comfortable profit on your Care?)

Hinge Health swings for the fences, gathering $8 million in fresh funding for its remote monitoring of chronic pain.

Chartspan, which helps patients access medical records and communicate with providers, garners a fresh $16 million.

Gravie, which offers a new health benefits marketplace approach, has attracted $14.1 million in new funding.

Wellframe, which offers a care management platform, has raised $18 million in additional capital.

Bright.md shines, capturing $8 million in new funding for its virtual care artificial intelligence platform.

A large operator of urgent care centers, American Family Care, is getting $1 billion in funding assistance from a PE firm to add 300 new centers.

Send out the alarm and don't worship this company, but Revere, which is "demystifying the connection between fitness and nutrition" has gotten $2 million in seed financing. No day would be complete without at least one item of investment lunacy.

Solar Health shines, attracting $18 million from investors' rainy day funds for its platform of services for diabetes prevention and non-clinical care resources.

CellTrak garners $11 million in new financing to support its software to help coordinate health care and personal services in peoples' homes.

In my ongoing effort to prove that there is too much capital chasing deals in health care, I offer people's exhibit 37, in which headcases invest $37 million in Headspace, which offers a meditation app.

UK telemedicine firm Push Doctor has pulled a fresh $26 million in financing from investors for its telemedicine business.

emocha Mobile Health caffeinates up with a $1 million seed round for a service that "radically improves the way patients take medications", maybe like with a cup of coffee or something. At least we know why they could only raise $1 million.

Financings

Maven has raised $10.8 million to "revolutionize women's and family health", through its telehealth platform.

PhysIQ, which uses wearables to gather information about clinical trial participants, has closed on $8 million in new funding.

A PE firm has made a substantial investment in home health care franchisor ComforCare. (Is that supposed to be Comfort Care? Come for Care? Come for Comfort Care? We care if you're comfortable? We make a comfortable profit on your Care?)

Hinge Health swings for the fences, gathering $8 million in fresh funding for its remote monitoring of chronic pain.

Chartspan, which helps patients access medical records and communicate with providers, garners a fresh $16 million.

Gravie, which offers a new health benefits marketplace approach, has attracted $14.1 million in new funding.

Wellframe, which offers a care management platform, has raised $18 million in additional capital.

Bright.md shines, capturing $8 million in new funding for its virtual care artificial intelligence platform.

A large operator of urgent care centers, American Family Care, is getting $1 billion in funding assistance from a PE firm to add 300 new centers.

Send out the alarm and don't worship this company, but Revere, which is "demystifying the connection between fitness and nutrition" has gotten $2 million in seed financing. No day would be complete without at least one item of investment lunacy.

Solar Health shines, attracting $18 million from investors' rainy day funds for its platform of services for diabetes prevention and non-clinical care resources.

CellTrak garners $11 million in new financing to support its software to help coordinate health care and personal services in peoples' homes.

In my ongoing effort to prove that there is too much capital chasing deals in health care, I offer people's exhibit 37, in which headcases invest $37 million in Headspace, which offers a meditation app.

UK telemedicine firm Push Doctor has pulled a fresh $26 million in financing from investors for its telemedicine business.

emocha Mobile Health caffeinates up with a $1 million seed round for a service that "radically improves the way patients take medications", maybe like with a cup of coffee or something. At least we know why they could only raise $1 million.