Financings

Aug 23 2019

0

Protenus (no they don't sponsor Wimbledon), a vendor of health care compliance software, has raised a fresh $17 million in capital.

Aug 23 2019

0

MDClone copies a well-used route to success, raising $26 million in capital, by claiming to create the "first of its kind platform which democratizes data to the entire healthcare ecosystem". Uhh, wow, I think I should be impressed, at least by the level of hype. Oh wait, it uses "synthetic data". Hmmm, doesn't that mean artificial? So you are democratizing fake data? Oh gosh, now I am just confused, but then I am obviously not as smart as the investors who fall for this stuff.

Aug 19 2019

0

Nomad Health, which offers temporary staffing services for health systems, wanders into a fresh $34 million of capital.

Aug 16 2019

0

Nurx, which offers an online birth control product platform, has raised $52 million in new funding.

Aug 15 2019

0

Buoy Health floats a fresh $15 million in financing for its website that uses, guess what, AI, to help consumers find health information, because there just aren't enough websites like that already.

Aug 12 2019

0

Medstreaming, a vendor of software and analytics to improve hospital workflows, raised $22.6 million in new funding.

Aug 07 2019

0

Sidecar Health motors along, raising $18 million in new capital for its health insurance plan that will begin operations in Texas. The company claims that its plans will cost 40% less and let consumers see any provider, etc., etc. Sounds too good to be true and it undoubtedly is.

Aug 05 2019

0

UK-based Babylon Health shows that digital health investment derangement syndrome is apparently worldwide, as the telehealth firm raises $550 million in new capital.

Aug 01 2019

0

Shields, a provider of on-site specialty pharmacies for health systems, has received an undisclosed amount of financing from a group that includes Walgreens.

Jul 31 2019

0

Hello Heart, a vendor of another digital heart health tracker, raises $12 million in new financing. I have no clue why investors think we need the 400th iteration of this digital tracking crap that no one is going to find long-term value in.

Jul 29 2019

0

Ciox Health, which offers software to organize and exchange health data, has raised $30 million.

Jul 26 2019

0

Digital disease management firm Livongo also went public, raising $350 million and has a valuation of over $2.5 billion. As with Health Catalyst, the shares rose over 40% on the first day of trading and even more so, the valuation is ridiculous and the firm will never live up to it. Can you say Castlight or Evolent.

Jul 26 2019

0

Health Catalyst, the vendor of data analytics for health systems raised $182 million in its initial public offering, and promptly saw a 40% rise in the share price. Don't mean to rain on the parade but this is just an absurd valuation and while the VCs undoubtedly will do well, investors buying in the public market are due for a huge disappointment.

Jul 22 2019

0

Phreesia ain't free, as the share price of the scheduling and patient intake software company climbed 40% after its initial public offering that raised $167 million for the company.

Jul 22 2019

0

Radiology Partners, which says it is the largest radiology practice in the firm, has gotten an additional $700 million in capital from a PE firm.

Protenus (no they don't sponsor Wimbledon), a vendor of health care compliance software, has raised a fresh $17 million in capital.

Nomad Health, which offers temporary staffing services for health systems, wanders into a fresh $34 million of capital.

Nurx, which offers an online birth control product platform, has raised $52 million in new funding.

Buoy Health floats a fresh $15 million in financing for its website that uses, guess what, AI, to help consumers find health information, because there just aren't enough websites like that already.

Medstreaming, a vendor of software and analytics to improve hospital workflows, raised $22.6 million in new funding.

Sidecar Health motors along, raising $18 million in new capital for its health insurance plan that will begin operations in Texas. The company claims that its plans will cost 40% less and let consumers see any provider, etc., etc. Sounds too good to be true and it undoubtedly is.

UK-based Babylon Health shows that digital health investment derangement syndrome is apparently worldwide, as the telehealth firm raises $550 million in new capital.

Shields, a provider of on-site specialty pharmacies for health systems, has received an undisclosed amount of financing from a group that includes Walgreens.

Hello Heart, a vendor of another digital heart health tracker, raises $12 million in new financing. I have no clue why investors think we need the 400th iteration of this digital tracking crap that no one is going to find long-term value in.

Ciox Health, which offers software to organize and exchange health data, has raised $30 million.

Phreesia ain't free, as the share price of the scheduling and patient intake software company climbed 40% after its initial public offering that raised $167 million for the company.

Radiology Partners, which says it is the largest radiology practice in the firm, has gotten an additional $700 million in capital from a PE firm.

Financings

Protenus (no they don't sponsor Wimbledon), a vendor of health care compliance software, has raised a fresh $17 million in capital.

Nomad Health, which offers temporary staffing services for health systems, wanders into a fresh $34 million of capital.

Nurx, which offers an online birth control product platform, has raised $52 million in new funding.

Buoy Health floats a fresh $15 million in financing for its website that uses, guess what, AI, to help consumers find health information, because there just aren't enough websites like that already.

Medstreaming, a vendor of software and analytics to improve hospital workflows, raised $22.6 million in new funding.

Sidecar Health motors along, raising $18 million in new capital for its health insurance plan that will begin operations in Texas. The company claims that its plans will cost 40% less and let consumers see any provider, etc., etc. Sounds too good to be true and it undoubtedly is.

UK-based Babylon Health shows that digital health investment derangement syndrome is apparently worldwide, as the telehealth firm raises $550 million in new capital.

Shields, a provider of on-site specialty pharmacies for health systems, has received an undisclosed amount of financing from a group that includes Walgreens.

Hello Heart, a vendor of another digital heart health tracker, raises $12 million in new financing. I have no clue why investors think we need the 400th iteration of this digital tracking crap that no one is going to find long-term value in.

Ciox Health, which offers software to organize and exchange health data, has raised $30 million.

Phreesia ain't free, as the share price of the scheduling and patient intake software company climbed 40% after its initial public offering that raised $167 million for the company.

Radiology Partners, which says it is the largest radiology practice in the firm, has gotten an additional $700 million in capital from a PE firm.