Healthie, which provides technology infrastructure for virtual care and digital health companies, has raised $16 million in a Series A round led by Velvet Sea Ventures.
Other participants in the capital raise include Greymatter Capital, Watershed, Builders VC, an institutional client, and over 60 angel investors.
The startup previously raised $1.9 million in seed and seed funding.
WHAT IT DOES
Healthie provides tools that work for other companies that are implementing and scaling virtual care. Some of their services include customer management portals, electronic intake, scheduling, telehealth, billing and billing software, EHR, and mobile apps motion.
“This grant allows us to strengthen the foundation upon which thousands of digital health companies are building their customer experiences. We are empowering our customers to change the way consumers are consumed. healthcare delivery and how providers care for millions of patients, with the goal of changing patient outcomes at scale,” said CEO and Co-Founder and CEO Erica Jain said in a statement.
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Although outpatient visits made through telehealth have decreased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, visits are still up from pre-pandemic levels, according to the report. an analysis by Epic Research and the Kaiser Family Foundation published earlier this year.
Health Fairness found telehealth accounted for 4.9% of all medical claim lines nationwide in April after two months of decline.
Another company in the field of remote services, Wheel, has announced Raise $150 million Series C in January. Virtual care technology and staffing providers also raised 50 million dollars in 2021.
Meanwhile Truepill, which offers tools like telehealth, virtual pharmacy, transportation and prescription fulfillment, scored $142 million in EASY Series funding in October 2021. The company also provided COVID-19 mitigation tools for recruiters.
Remote business development company SteadyMD recently announced acquired BlocHealth, a physician licensing and certification platform. Start-up has raised funds $25 million in Series B funding last year.
