HealthLeaders Media July 5, 2022
Carol Davis

Financing provides a step closer to Tomorrow Health’s goal of serving more than 100M patients and families.

Tomorrow Health, a technology-driven home health care company, has secured $60 million in Series B financing.

The funding will allow Tomorrow Health to expand partnerships with national and regional health plans, grow in new markets, and invest in market-leading technology, says its founder, Vijay Kedar.

It also moves Kedar and company closer to its “ultimate vision” of providing home-based care for more than 100 million patients and families.

“With this funding, the future state we envision building—a full continuum of home-based care that’s seamless, efficient, and accessible to all—is within sight,” Kedar announced on the company website.

The company already has dramatically grown...

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