MediQuire today announced that it closed a Series A investment led by FCA Venture Partners to further empower clinics, providers and health insurance companies to reshape healthcare for 70 million low-income Medicaid patients. The company’s data analytics solution helps reduce quality of care disparities and avoidable medical costs for the riskiest patient populations.
Read MoreConsistent with its predecessor fund, FCA VI will focus on early to growth stage companies in the healthcare IT and technology sectors with disruptive, scalable business models. FCA continues to believe opportunity remains in the healthcare industry as providers are forced to learn how to operate in an environment where they face pressures to be faster, better and cost effective - all while providing higher quality care. FCA VI will make 10-14 investments ranging from $3 to $6 million in companies with proven technology platforms, multiple customers and revenues of $500,000 to $2 million
Read MoreAs a result of the acquisition, Pathfinder has grown its headcount from 14 to 23 employees — retaining Ensure Billing staff and hiring four more staffers. The additional staff are needed for the company’s burgeoning client base, which grew from 80 to 140 after the acquisition, Blackwood said. Pathfinder has clients across the nation and internationally.
Read MoreHospitals across the nation are looking for ways to improve outcomes and reduce clinical spend. However, this can be a challenging task if healthcare organizations aren't armed with the right information. To solve this problem, Vanderbilt looked for outside assistance from Chicago-based Procured Health. Procured offers a medical product research platform that allows users to compare devices. Through comparison, hospitals can determine if a higher price product is worth the extra cost, or if similar outcomes can be achieved using a less expensive product.
Read MoreOne Medical Passport, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based peri-operative medical software, announced today that it has closed a $4 million Series A investment from FCA Venture Partners, a Nashville-based venture capital firm focused on healthcare IT. One Medical Passport’s online software is used by over two million patients and 700 medical facilities annually throughout the U.S., and its customers include many of the top healthcare management companies.
Read MoreEntrada and Clinical Ink, were named to the 2015 Inc.5000 Fastest Growing Companies list, an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest growing private companies.
Read MoreThe Agreement means Stanford's medical staff and patient care teams will incorporate Procured Health's IntelligencePro™ and EvaluationPro™ solutions into their product evaluation and selection processes.
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