Home Health Care News May 9, 2023
By Joyce Famakinwa

Resilient Healthcare has raised $10 million in funding. In tandem, it bought out Mezas Capital Group in a cash-plus-debt deal.

The company was able to achieve this round of funding – and buy out its initial capital partner – through angel investors, a group that included veterans, technology executives, health care leaders and members of its own clinical team.

“[These investors] span across the health care provider industry, as well as the technology industry, as well as having the business areas needed to actually grow this,” Resilient CEO Jackleen Samuel told Home Health Care News. “We brought on the correct kind of partners that are experts in each one of those, so that we can provide the safest, most efficient,...

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