5 funding bulletins made by payer/employer corporations in Might
This abstract is meant to spotlight a few of the most notable funding rounds of the month and isn’t meant to be all-inclusive.
A number of main payer/employer fundraising bulletins have been introduced in Might. Here’s a listing of a few of the largest funding rounds:
Transcarent Raises $126 Million in Sequence D Funding
San Francisco-based Transcarent serves self-insured employers and gives providers in routine healthcare, pharmacy, behavioral well being, surgical procedure and oncology.
The corporate's funding spherical was led by Basic Catalyst and 7wireVentures and included participation from Geodesic Capital and Memorial Hermann Well being System. In whole, the corporate has raised roughly $450 million and has a valuation of $2.2 billion. The funding will likely be used to double AI investments, help industrial progress and entice new prospects, CEO Glen Tullman beforehand informed MedCity Information.
Chapter Raises $50 Million in Sequence C Funding
The New York Metropolis-based Chapter is a Medicare navigation platform serving people and organizations that help seniors. The advisors assist customers discover the most effective plan for his or her wants and the best way to get essentially the most out of it.
Chapter's $50 million Sequence C funding spherical was led by XYZ Enterprise Capital and included participation from Narya Capital, Addition, Susa Ventures and Maverick Ventures. The funding will “speed up product growth and hiring as Chapter scales to help ten occasions extra Individuals in want of higher well being care protection,” in line with the corporate's announcement.
Boulder Care Raises $35 Million in Sequence C Funding
Portland, Oregon-based Boulder Care works with payers – primarily Medicaid – in value-based contracts and treats individuals with opioid use problems and alcohol use problems. By means of the corporate's app, sufferers have entry to a staff of healthcare suppliers, peer restoration providers and medicine help.
The Sequence C funding spherical was led by Advance Enterprise Companions and included participation from Stripes, First Spherical Capital, Qiming Enterprise Companions and Laerdal Million Lives Fund. In whole, the corporate has raised roughly $85 million. The funding will assist Boulder Care develop its staff and increase its footprint, Boulder CEO Stephanie Robust beforehand informed MedCity Information.
Expressable raises $26 million in Sequence B funding
Austin, Texas-based Expressable is a supplier of digital speech remedy. It affords dwell one-on-one classes with a speech therapist and weekly train actions. The corporate accepts insurance coverage, together with from UnitedHealthcare, Aetna and BlueCross BlueShield.
Expressable's Sequence B funding spherical was led by HarbourVest Companions and included participation from Digitalis Ventures, F-Prime Capital and Lerer Hippeau. The funding will assist enhance the care supply platform, increase the medical community of speech-language pathologists and increase partnerships with healthcare suppliers and healthcare suppliers, the announcement mentioned.
Fay emerges from stealth with $25 million in financing
San Francisco-based Fay connects sufferers with digital and in-person help from registered dietitians. It accepts insurance coverage — together with from UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Protect, Humana, Aetna, Cigna and Anthem — and companions with employer well being plans at Google and Accenture. For dietitians, it helps them arrange their very own personal observe and procure insurance coverage.
The corporate secured a $20 million Sequence A funding spherical led by Forerunner Ventures with participation from Basic Catalyst and 1984. A 12 months in the past, it raised an unannounced seed spherical led by Basic Catalyst. The funding will assist Fay develop and enhance its providing for dietitians and purchasers.
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