Check out today’s featured companies who have recently raised a round of funding, and be sure to check out the full list of past healthcare IT fundings.
Sorcero Secures $42.5M Series B Financing Led by NewSpring Capital to Scale Its AI Platform, Accelerate Expansion Across Life Sciences
Sorcero, the AI-powered intelligence platform for life sciences, today announced $42.5 million in Series B financing led by NewSpring Growth, NewSpring Capital’s dedicated growth equity strategy that invests in fast-growing, industry-transforming technology companies. They are joined by Leawood Venture Capital and Blu Ventures, bringing the company’s total capital raised to $59 million. The latest funding allows Sorcero to accelerate expansion across medical affairs, safety, scientific communications, and medical device segments globally, continue scaling its platform for a medical-insights-driven engagement model, and meet life sciences’ critical need to drive adoption of breakthrough therapies.
One-third of the top 30 global pharma companies use Sorcero to discover actionable insights from their medical data and drive effective evidence-based, personalized engagement with healthcare professionals (HCPs). Using Sorcero, companies are improving productivity in generating scientific evidence by up to 92%, accelerating insight generation by up to 72%, and delivering published evidence, manuscripts, and value dossiers two to five months faster than manual efforts.
The Sorcero Intelligence Platform includes Sorcero Medical, Sorcero SciComms, Sorcero Safety, and Sorcero Medtech, transforming how therapies get to market, accelerating content production, and improving patient outcomes. Sorcero uniquely combines Agentic AI specifically trained for life sciences, the industry’s largest medically-enriched data pool, and a platform architecture designed for regulatory and privacy needs of life sciences.
“Our vision is to create a unified intelligence platform for the precision medicine era,” said Dipanwita Das, Co-Founder and CEO at Sorcero…
Full release here, originally announced November 21st, 2025.
Aledade Secures $500 Million Credit Facility from Ares to Support Growth
Aledade, the nation’s largest network of independent primary care, and Ares Commercial Finance today announced a $500 million senior secured credit facility, led by Ares Credit funds, to support the Company’s continued growth and scale. The new credit facility, which has the flexibility to expand to up to $650 million, doubles Aledade’s current committed financing capacity.
As a national leader in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), Aledade partners with primary care organizations to drive their success in value-based care by helping physicians get paid for improved outcomes rather than the quantity of services provided. In 2024, Aledade’s MSSP Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) generated $1 billion in savings. The expanded credit facility provides working capital flexibility to help Aledade manage its expenses and support its partners in their transition from the existing fee-for-service model to success in value-based care.
“This working capital facility provides Aledade with the flexibility to bridge the natural timing gap in Medicare payments and the capacity to expand as we continue to scale our business,” said Farzad Mostashari, MD, Co-Founder and CEO at Aledade. “This allows us to accelerate shared savings distributions to our clinician partners, enabling them to reinvest in their patients and practices sooner to sustain our momentum in value-based care.”
Aledade currently supports more than 20,000 clinicians in 2,400 practices and community health centers across 46 states, serving nearly 3 million Medicare patients through value-based care programs…
Full release here, originally announced December 1st, 2025.
Reema Health Tackles Medicaid Challenges with $19M Series B from LRVHealth and Optum Ventures
Reema Health, the human-powered and tech-enabled solution that engages hard-to-reach members to improve health outcomes, today announced that it raised $19 million in Series B funding from LRVHealth and Optum Ventures. This investment will enable Reema to expand its footprint with health plans and its portfolio of offerings proven to boost member engagement and lower costs.
With validated savings, including a 23% reduction in total cost of care for a national health plan, Reema is growing rapidly. Over the past year, the company expanded from four to 14 markets, and already has plans to launch in three additional states in early 2026. Building on this momentum, Reema is also broadening its program portfolio to include maternal health and other offerings for Medicaid Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) and health plans looking to better serve their members in need.
“Medicaid plans are in a challenging position where budget cuts will shrink enrollment to a sicker member mix with higher per-member costs. That’s why they need Reema more than ever,” said Justin Ley, Co-Founder and CEO at Reema. “We’ve shown that Reema’s model for driving meaningful connections with a blend of people and technology systematically improves population health from the bottom up. This partnership with LRVHealth and Optum Ventures puts us in an excellent position to build on our momentum and bring our solution to more health plans when they need it most.”
Reema’s unique approach combines high-touch, in-person support from trusted community guides with a data-driven platform that helps create meaningful connections and outcomes…
Full release here, originally announced December 2nd, 2025.
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