StartUp Health August 13, 2024
Nicole Kinsey

Investors are betting on new ways to manage healthcare costs and personalize patient care. This week’s funding highlights include innovative solutions for patient payments, 911 diversion, precision oncology, and food allergies.

This week’s reported health innovation funding included:

PayZen, a San Francisco, CA-based startup that enables patients to pay their bills over time, raised $32M led by NEA, with participation from 7wireVentures, Signal Fire, and Viola Ventures. In conjunction with the equity round, the company secured a new $200M credit facility from Viola Credit and a syndicate of insurance companies. source>

MD Ally, a New York, NY-based startup offering 911 diversion, care, and navigation solutions, raised $14M led by Frist Cressey Ventures, anchored by General Catalyst, with participation from Techstars,...

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