MedArrive

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By  Jessica Hagen 12:29 pm August 15, 2023
MedArrive, a care management platform merging telehealth and in-person care, announced it is adding virtual cardiology services to its in-home offerings via a partnership with health technology company Heartbeat Health. The New York-based in-home care company has a provider network of paramedics, EMTs and other healthcare providers who visit patients on behalf of their health insurance plan and...
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By  Jessica Hagen 10:30 am April 12, 2023
MedArrive, a care management platform that merges telehealth and in-person care, announced it received an $8 million strategic investment from Cobalt Ventures, a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City subsidiary.  The round brings the company's total raise to $40.5 million. WHAT IT DOES MedArrive offers a provider network of paramedics, EMTs and other healthcare providers who visit patients on...
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By  Jessica Hagen 02:25 pm March 20, 2023
MedArrive, a care management platform merging telehealth and in-person care, is partnering with Ouma Health, a maternity telehealth platform, to expand its mother and fetal in-home care offerings to women on Medicaid. Ouma offers maternal health care services, including prenatal and postpartum visits, perinatal risk stratification and mitigation counseling, behavioral health screenings and...
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By  Jessica Hagen 10:25 am December 27, 2022
MobiHealthNews spoke with several digital health stakeholders about 2022's funding environment and how it affected digital health startups. Investments in 2022 decreased drastically compared to the swells of financial capital raised in 2021, and that lack of funding forced companies to rethink their business models. Read digital health execs' insights on how this year's decreased funding forced...
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By  Emily Olsen 01:58 pm December 16, 2022
Headspace Health confirmed it has laid off 50 workers, or about 4% of its workforce. First reported by Bloomberg, the cuts at the meditation and mental health company are the latest in a spate of layoffs at digital health and health tech companies this year.  Calm, another meditation app that has been expanding with clinical mental health offerings,  laid off 20% of its staff in August.  Click...
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By  Jessica Hagen 10:36 am October 12, 2022
After raising $65 million in a Series C round approximately one month ago, Redesign Health, a company that builds, launches and finds funding for other healthcare startups, is laying off 67 employees, or roughly 20% of its workforce. Redesign Health forwarded MobiHealthNews CEO Brett Shaheen's email that he sent to the employees.  In his correspondence, Shaheen said the company "made the decision...
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By  Laura Lovett 02:34 pm November 17, 2021
Cala Health, maker of wearable neuromodulation therapy, scored $77 million in new funding led by Ascension Ventures. Dolby Family Ventures, PEAK6 Strategic Capital and Innovatus Capital Partners also participated in the funding round. This news comes roughly two and a half years after the company closed its $55 million Series B round. The company is working on technology to help ease tremors by ...
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By  Emily Olsen 11:56 am August 25, 2021
Calibrate, a virtual program for losing weight, announced Wednesday it has raised $100 million in Series B funding.  The round was led by new investors Founders Fund and Tiger Global, with participation from Optum Ventures and existing investors Forerunner Ventures, Threshold Ventures and Redesign Health. Calibrate plans to use the capital to expand its telehealth platform and build its...
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By  MobiHealthNews 02:36 pm December 7, 2020
MedArrive, a startup seeking to bridge the gap between telehealth and in-person care, launched last week on the back of $4.5 million in seed funding. Kleiner Perkins and Define Ventures co-led the round. The startup employs and coordinates EMS providers who are deployed to the home of a patient. There, they can conduct basic clinical services and loop in the patient's physician virtually if...