What is Heal?
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Pacific Palisades, California, Heal, Inc. operates as a sophisticated health technology platform. The company distinguishes itself by offering a hybrid care delivery system that includes one-touch telemedicine, modern doctor house calls, and remote patient monitoring, with a specific focus on the senior demographic. By leveraging a web and mobile app-based infrastructure, Heal has positioned itself as a critical player in the shift toward decentralized, patient-centric healthcare delivery, moving beyond simple virtual consultations to provide comprehensive, in-home medical support.
How much funding has Heal raised?
Heal has raised a total of $177.7M across 5 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$5M
Series A
$38M
Series B
$14.6M
Unspecified
$20M
Corporate Investment
$100M
Angel/Seed (2015): $5M with participation from March Capital Partners, Slow Ventures, and Pritzker Group Venture Capital
Series A (2016): $38M led by HashtagOne, Slow Ventures, and Breyer Capital
Series B (2016): $14.6M, investors not publicly disclosed
Unspecified (2018): $20M featuring Bascom Ventures, Inflection Capital, RLJ Equity Partners, Trans-Pacific Technology Fund, and IRA Capital
Corporate Investment (2020): $100M backed by Humana
Key Investors in Heal
Humana
A leading health insurance and wellness provider committed to personalized care and community-level health improvements.
Trans-Pacific Technology Fund
A technology-driven venture capital firm focusing on disruptive innovations across health, life sciences, and global ICT sectors.
IRA Capital
A private equity firm specializing in alternative investments and commercial real estate, with a strong focus on the healthcare property sector.
What's next for Heal?
The recent major strategic investment signals a pivotal transition for Heal as it scales its enterprise-level operations. Having moved past the initial development and Series-stage financing, the company is now focused on expanding its footprint in the health-tech ecosystem. Future strategic initiatives are expected to prioritize the integration of advanced remote monitoring capabilities and the deepening of partnerships with large-scale healthcare providers. By maintaining its focus on high-acuity, in-home care, Heal is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for integrated, technology-enabled medical services that reduce hospital readmissions and improve long-term patient outcomes.
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