This Week in Digital Health Funding
This Week in Digital Health Funding
MindMaze, HerMD, Ro, Memora Health, Wheel, Lauxera Capital Partners
Lausanne, Switzerland-based neurotherapeutics company, MindMaze, has raised $105 million in funding led by Concord Health Partners, with participation from AlbaCore Capital Group and Hambro Perks. https://www.fiercebiotech.com/medtech/mindmaze-chases-down-another-100m-funding-plus-aha-partnership
Cincinnati, OH-based startup that's opening healthcare centers that focus on women's sexual health and menopause, HerMD, has raised $10 million in Series A funding led by JAZZ Venture Partners. https://medcitynews.com/2022/02/hermd-raises-10m-to-expand-womens-sexual-health-menopause-services/
Dutch raises $20M to scale its #telemedicine platform for pets – https://techcrunch.com/2022/02/17/dutch-raises-20m-to-scale-its-telemedicine-platform-for-pets/
New York-based telehealth startup - Existing investors double down on Ro at boosted $7 billion valuation – https://techcrunch.com/2022/02/15/existing-investors-double-down-on-ro-at-boosted-7-billion-valuation/
San Francisco-based #healthtech platform focused on automating complex care workflows, Memora Health brings in $40M to grow its platform, expand partnerships - https://medcitynews.com/2022/02/memora-health-brings-in-40m-to-grow-its-platform-expand-partnerships/
$25M to cut health care red tape - Columbus-based health tech startup focused on streamlining treatment approvals, PriorAuthNow, has raised funding from Insight Partners. - https://www.axios.com/priorauthnow-25-million-venture-deal-ac0c64f4-b0f5-4e31-85b6-f8c38e4584f1.html
Bullish on the growing use of #telehealth, Wheel banks $150M to expand white-labeled virtual care services - https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/tech/wheel-banks-150m-to-fuel-growth-white-label-virtual-care-services
Paris-based Lauxera Capital Partners sets high stakes on #healthtech with $300 million maiden fund - https://tech.eu/2022/02/09/paris-based-lauxera-capital-partners-sets-high-stakes-on-health-tech-with-300-million-maiden-fund