MedCity News July 29, 2022
Katie Adams

General Catalyst recently launched a $670 million healthcare investment fund. The fund, called Health Assurance Fund II, seeks to carry on the mission of the venture capital firm’s first healthcare-focused fund, but with a new focus on health system partnerships.

Last week, General Catalyst launched a $670 million healthcare investment fund. The fund, called Health Assurance Fund II, seeks to carry on the mission of the venture capital firm’s first healthcare-focused fund, but with a new focus on health system partnerships.

In April of last year, General Catalyst rolled out its $600 million Health Assurance Fund. The company launched the fund to further its vision of “health assurance,” which refers to an alternative category of healthcare that is consumer-driven and...

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