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.
Healthcare Can’t Afford Downtime: Spare Tire Raises $3 Million to Keep EHRs Running
Spare Tire, the healthcare mission-critical, category-leading EHR downtime resilience solution and the world’s first on-demand backup platform that can be activated within minutes to ensure uninterrupted access to Electronic Health Records during cyberattacks, system outages, and planned downtime, today announced it has raised $3 million in Series A funding. The round was filled quickly and backed exclusively by returning ShelterZoom investors, Spare Tire’s parent company, reflecting heightened confidence in the company’s mission and rapid market traction.
Hospitals, along with ambulatory and specialty care clinics, are being hit by more cyberattacks and system outages than ever before. And when the EHR suddenly goes dark, everything from diagnoses to documentation can come to a standstill, putting patients at risk and creating costly chaos for care teams. Spare Tire keeps care moving by keeping workflows live and documentation intact until the main system is back up and running.
“We’ve seen incredible traction in a very short period of time, and this funding gives us the runway to accelerate what’s already working,” said Allen Alishahi, Co-Founder and President at Spare Tire. “Hospitals are tired of downtime getting in the way of patient care and Spare Tire finally gives them a way around it. Our growth shows a clear message from the market: healthcare downtime is no longer acceptable and continuity must be the new standard.”
Spare Tire is establishing a new category in healthcare technology of real-time clinical continuity…
Full release here, originally announced December 9th, 2025.
WellBeam Closes $10 Million Series A to Transform Clinical Interoperability and Care Coordination Between Acute and Post-Acute Providers
WellBeam, a healthcare technology company dedicated to improving clinical care management between acute and post-acute parties through seamless interoperability and electronic medical record (EMR) integration, today announced it has raised $10 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Wittington Ventures and includes participation from F-Prime, Advocate Health, and Oncology Ventures. The funding accelerates WellBeam’s growth, expanding its interoperability infrastructure across health systems, physician groups, and post-acute partners to break down EMR data silos and enable next-generation solutions for coordinated patient care.
“Healthcare systems are under increasing pressure to deliver high-quality, cost-effective care as patients move across care settings,” said Megh Gupta, Managing Partner at Wittington Ventures. “WellBeam’s connected provider network and EMR-integrated workflows directly address the longstanding interoperability challenges that have limited progress in this area. We’re excited to back WellBeam as they scale this critical infrastructure to providers and their patients nationwide.”
WellBeam provides interoperability solutions that connect acute and post-acute providers. These solutions enable streamlined clinical workflows and improved care coordination, all from within the user’s EMR. WellBeam’s platform transforms patient care across the continuum whilst driving financial top-line improvement and a reduction in administrative overhead for clinical teams overseeing post-acute care.
“The transition from a hospital or ambulatory care setting to home is a crucial stage in a patient’s care journey. Despite this, clinical data isn’t exchanged seamlessly between EMRs to support best-in-class quality of care and clinical efficiency along these transitions,” said Amee Devani, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at WellBeam…
Full release here, originally announced November 19th, 2025.
Nexus Venture Partners Leads $4.3M Seed Funding in Healthcare AI Startup Ember
Ember, the AI-native solution for healthcare denial prevention, today announced a $4.3M seed funding round with investors including Nexus Venture Partners and Y Combinator participating.
Ember will use the funds to expand its go-to-market team and accelerate development of its technology platform.
Trusted by some of the largest health systems in the United States, Ember is solving one of the most urgent problems in healthcare: getting medical services approved without delay.
In real-world scenarios, Ember has been shown to reduce healthcare denials by more than 57%. Healthcare providers using Ember spend 83% less time on admin while reducing their audit risk and increasing their net collection rate by 25%…
Full release here, originally announced November 19th, 2025.
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