This roundup is meant to highlight some of the most notable funding rounds of the month and is not intended to be comprehensive.
Health tech companies made several major funding announcements in March. Here is…
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What You Should Know:
– Vori Health, the nation’s pioneering physician-led solution for musculoskeletal care, is making waves in the healthcare industry and just announced a $53 million Series B funding round.
– Led by NEA and with continued support…
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Hybrid musculoskeletal care provider Vori Health announced it raised an oversubscribed $53 million in a Series B funding round.NEA led the round with participation from Echo Health Ventures, Max Ventures, AlleyCorp and Intermountain Health’s…
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Employers are often bogged down with multiple different healthcare point solutions, and getting employees to engage with them isn’t always easy.
Celeste Health Solutions, which was launched Wednesday by parent company USAble Corporation, aims to…
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To address members’ and family members’ back and joint pain from home, Vori Health, a musculoskeletal care company, has joined with employee benefits payer Star Marketing and Administration Inc., known as Trustmark Small Business…
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Virtual musculoskeletal (MSK) solutions can meaningfully improve patient outcomes, a Wednesday evaluation from the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) showed.
PHTI is an independent evaluator of digital health solutions. It examined both the clinical effectiveness…
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Solera Health, a technology company, has expanded its HALO Platform to include virtual specialty care, the company announced Wednesday.
Phoenix, Arizona-based Solera Health is a digital health company that works with payers and employers to…
What You Should Know:
– Solera Health, a leading healthcare technology platform, today announced a significant expansion of its HALO Platform. This next-generation solution now equips payers and employers with the tools to address…
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One of the major reasons patients are prescribed opioids, which can be highly addictive, is because of musculoskeletal pain. Indeed, about 21% of patients seeking care for musculoskeletal (MSK) pain are prescribed opioids at their…
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