MedCity News August 21, 2024
Katie Adams

Clarium, a startup on a mission to transform hospital supply chain operations, closed a $10.5 million financing round this week. The round was led by General Catalyst and included three health system venture capital arms — those of Kaiser Permanente, Yale New Haven Health and Texas Medical Center.

This week, three health systems invested in a New York City-based startup on a mission to transform hospital supply chain operations.

Clarium, founded in 2020, closed a $10.5 million financing round on Tuesday, bringing its total funding to date to $16 million. The round was led by General Catalyst and included three health system venture capital arms — those of Kaiser Permanente, Yale New Haven Health and Texas Medical Center.

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