What is Sage?
Elder Technologies, Inc., operating as Sage, provides an integrated care platform specifically engineered for the complexities of senior living communities. The company distinguishes itself by synthesizing intuitive software solutions with intelligent hardware devices, enabling caregivers to coordinate care with unprecedented precision. Through the deployment of real-time insights and connected tools, Sage addresses the critical need for streamlined operations and enhanced resident outcomes in an aging global population. Its market position is defined by a commitment to blending high-touch caregiving with high-tech efficiency, effectively bridging the gap between traditional elder care and modern digital health standards.
How much funding has Sage raised?
Sage has raised a total of $159M across 5 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$9M
Series A
$15M
Series B
$35M
Series C
$65M
Debt
$35M
Angel/Seed (2022): $9M with participation from Merus Capital, Distributed Ventures, Goldcrest Capital, and Animo Ventures
Series A (2023): $15M led by Animo Ventures, Maveron, Distributed Ventures, and Goldcrest Capital
Series B (2024): $35M supported by Friends & Family Capital II, Animo Ventures, IVP, Goldcrest Capital, Distributed Ventures, Maveron, and Plus Capital Partners
Series C (2026): $65M featuring Goldman Sachs, IVP, and Goldcrest Capital
Debt (2026): $35M backed by The Business Bank of St Louis
Key Investors in Sage
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs is a leading global investment banking and management firm providing strategic advisory and capital market services to institutional clients.
IVP
IVP is a Menlo Park-based venture capital firm that specializes in providing growth-stage financing to high-potential technology companies.
Goldcrest Capital
Goldcrest Capital is a venture capital fund focused on identifying and supporting private technology companies through capital and strategic guidance.
What's next for Sage?
With the recent capital injection, Sage is well-positioned to scale its enterprise-level operations and expand its footprint across the senior living landscape. The company's strategic roadmap likely involves deepening its integration capabilities and enhancing its predictive analytics suite to further empower care teams. As Sage transitions from its earlier growth phases into a more mature enterprise stage, the focus will shift toward market penetration and the refinement of its connected care ecosystem. Investors remain optimistic that the firm's unique blend of hardware and software will continue to set new benchmarks for quality and safety in the senior care industry.
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