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$9.18M
Healthtech startup Gardia has raised โฌ8.5 million in a Series A funding round to expand its mobile fall-detection emergency system for seniors. The round was led by European VC firm Peak, with participation from Amberra and GS1 Germanyโs Butterfly & Elephant Accelerator. Gardia's solution addresses the growing healthcare needs of an aging population in Germany, where many seniors live independently and face challenges due to a shortage of care workers. The company aims to expand its user base and enter international markets with this funding.Investors: Peak, Amberra, GS1 Germanyโs Butterfly & Elephant Accelerator
$55M
Alaffia Health, an AI platform for health plan claims operations, has raised $55 million in a Series B funding round to enhance its technology adoption across payer workflows. This funding addresses the challenges of rising medical costs and significant administrative waste in health plans. The round was led by Transformation Capital, with participation from FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, and Twine Ventures, bringing total funding to over $73 million.Investors: Transformation Capital, FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, Twine Ventures
$4M
Behuman, a Miami, FL-based provider of a physician-led preventive care platform, raised $4 million in seed funding. The round was led by Santรฉ Ventures, with participation from dhvp.io. The company aims to utilize the funds to enhance its AI-driven preventive care solutions.Investors: Santรฉ Ventures, dhvp.io
$1.08M
Belgian AI startup Runeasi has raised โฌ1 million in funding to enhance its running and movement analysis platform globally. The funding round was led by Smarter Ventures, with support from Freshmen Fund and Gemma Frisius Fund. Runeasi aims to expand internationally, particularly in the U.S., while continuing to invest in Belgium. The company uses AI-powered motion sensors to provide quick biomechanical analyses for injury prevention and performance improvement, making advanced analysis accessible without expensive lab equipment.Investors: Smarter Ventures, Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund
$1.08M
Runeasi, a KU Leuven spin-off specializing in running and movement analysis, has raised โฌ1 million in a funding round led by Smarter Ventures, with participation from Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, and angel investor Sean Gourley. The company provides an AI-powered motion sensor for quick biomechanical data collection, aiding physiotherapists and coaches in training and rehabilitation. Runeasi is used in over 40 countries, with the US as its largest market, and aims to expand internationally while maintaining its Belgian customer base.Investors: Smarter Ventures, Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, Sean Gourley
$1.08M
runeasi, a KU Leuven spin-off specializing in running and movement analysis, has raised โฌ1 million in a funding round led by Smarter Ventures, with participation from Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, and angel investor Sean Gourley. The company addresses the need for efficient running and jumping analyses for physiotherapists and coaches using an AI-powered motion sensor. Currently, runeasi supports over 50,000 analyses, with a focus on international expansion, particularly in the United States.Investors: Smarter Ventures, Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, Sean Gourley
$4.32M
Dutch startup QT Sense has raised โฌ4 million to advance Quantum Nuova, a quantum-based platform that monitors cellular stress in living cells at single-cell resolution. The funding includes a โฌ3 million seed round led by Cottonwood Technology Fund, with additional investments from QDNL Participations and an angel investor. The platform addresses challenges in measuring biochemical activity in real-time, enabling insights into cellular responses to drugs and stress, which is crucial for cancer research and diagnostics.Investors: Cottonwood Technology Fund, QDNL Participations
$55M
Alaffia Health, a New York City-based provider of agentic AI for health plan claims operations, raised $55 million in Series B financing. The round was led by Transformation Capital, with participation from FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, and Twine Ventures. Todd Cozzens, managing partner at Transformation Capital, joined Alaffia Health's board of directors.Investors: Transformation Capital, FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, Twine Ventures
$55M
Alaffia Health has secured $55 million in Series B financing, led by Transformation Capital, with participation from FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, and Twine Ventures. This funding aims to address rising medical costs and administrative waste in health plans by leveraging AI for claims operations. Alaffia's solutions have already saved health plans over $100 million, delivering significant savings and operational efficiency. The company plans to use the funds for R&D, innovation, and scaling AI adoption in healthcare.Investors: Transformation Capital, FirstMark Capital, Tau Ventures, Twine Ventures
$50M
Indigo, a Miami, Florida-based AI-driven medical professional liability platform, has raised $50 million in an oversubscribed Series B funding round led by Rubicon Founders, with participation from Town Hall Ventures and Optum Ventures. The funding will enhance Indigo's AI-powered underwriting platform, improving coverage decisions for physicians and brokers. Founded in 2023, Indigo serves nearly 1,000 providers and has generated over $10 million in premium revenue, leveraging machine learning to streamline underwriting processes and reduce costs in the medical insurance market.Investors: Rubicon Founders, Town Hall Ventures, Optum Ventures
$50M
Indigo, a Miami, Florida-based AI-driven medical professional liability platform, has secured $50 million in an oversubscribed Series B funding round led by Rubicon Founders, with participation from Town Hall Ventures and Optum Ventures. The funding will enhance Indigo's AI-powered underwriting and distribution platform, improving coverage decisions for physicians and brokers. Founded in 2023, Indigo serves nearly 1,000 providers and has generated over $10 million in premium revenue, aiming to automate 20% of submissions by 2025.Investors: Rubicon Founders, Town Hall Ventures, Optum Ventures
$50M
Indigo, a Miami, Florida-based AI-driven medical professional liability platform, has secured $50 million in an oversubscribed Series B funding round led by Rubicon Founders, with participation from Town Hall Ventures and Optum Ventures. The funding will enhance Indigo's AI-powered underwriting and distribution platform, enabling faster and more precise coverage decisions for nearly 1,000 physicians nationwide. Founded in 2023, Indigo has surpassed $10 million in premium revenue and aims to redefine risk assessment and pricing in the insurance market.Investors: Rubicon Founders, Town Hall Ventures, Optum Ventures