StartUp Health Insights: $100M Closed by Value-Based Care Platform | Week of Feb 28, 2023
Other global health innovation funding rounds raised this week went to startups focused on sleep care, mental health, chronic lung diseases, and more.
This week’s reported health innovation funding included:
Vytalize Health, a Hoboken, NJ-based startup focused on value-based care, raised $100M led by Monroe Capital and Enhanced Healthcare Partners, with participation from North Coast Ventures. <source>
BetterNight, a San Diego, CA-based provider of sleep care through its virtual care platform, raised $33M led by NewSpring, with participation from HCAP Partners and Hamilton Lane. <source>
DrDoctor, a London, UK-based healthtech company providing digital care solutions, raised £10M ($12M) led by YFM Equity Partners. <source>
Selfapy, a Berlin, Germany-based digital mental health company, raised €7M ($7.4M) led by Medice Arzneimittel, with participation from SHS, Think.Health Ventures, IBB Ventures, and HTGF. <source>
Current Surgical, a Washington, DC-based medtech company, raised $3.2M led by True Ventures, with participation from 1517 Fund and SciFounders. <source>
VisionHealth, a Munich, Germany-based digital therapeutics (DTx) company focused on enhancing inhaled treatment of chronic lung diseases, raised €3M ($3.2M) led by DB Speciality Invest. <source>
Data is from StartUp Health Insights, the most comprehensive funding database for health innovation. Get all our free quarterly reports and sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox.
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