UPMC, other health systems invest in Carta Healthcare
Carta Healthcare, a clinical data company, announced the completion of an $18.5 million Series B1 funding round.
Several prominent health systems were involved in the round. UPMC Enterprises led the investment. New strategic investors, including MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Rex Health Ventures, the investment fund for UNC Health and Tampa General Hospital Ventures participated. Existing investors in the company including Memorial Hermann Health System, Frist Cressey Ventures, CU Healthcare Innovation Fund and Mass General Brigham Ventures also joined the round.
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Carta uses artificial intelligence to automate the collection and analysis of clinical data.
The funding will be used for to scale the company with a focus on growing its customer footprint, particularly in the life sciences market. Carta has raised $60.5 million since it was founded in 2017.
Kouper launches with $10M in funding
Health technology startup Kouper launched with $10 million in funding from venture capital firms General Catalyst, 25Madison and CVS Health Ventures.
The company helps manage patient care transitions through an AI-powered software tool for tasks such as care navigation and patient discharge.
Kouper said the funding will support team expansion and product innovation.
TSOLife raises $43M in Series B round
TSOLife, a technology company focused on senior living care, announced it raised $43 million in a Series B funding round.
PeakSpan Capital led the round.
The company sells an AI-powered insights and experience platform to senior living operators. It also has developed a product that can turn resident interviews into structured data. TSOLife said it would use the capital for expansion.
The latest round brings the total raised to $52 million.
