MedCity News August 12, 2024
Katie Adams

Create Health Ventures announced the close of its inaugural $21 million fund, which is focused on technology for payers. This is because payers are “the lynchpin” for the types of change that the fund wants to see, such as better care access and improved population health outcomes, Managing Partner Amit Aysola said.

A new venture firm focused on digital health startups launched on Monday.

Create Health Ventures — which is based in Austin and Chicago — announced the close of its inaugural $21 million fund. The firm invests in early stage startups that make technology for payers and pharmaceutical companies.

The firm comprises two founding managing partners, Amit Aysola and Emma Cartmell, both of whom have been active in the...

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