Dina Care operates an online patient engagement platform that connects patients with healthcare providers. The platform offers AI-driven home care health plans for users. According to the article, Dina Care recently completed a $7 million Series B financing. Investors in the round included First Trust Capital Partners, Osage Venture Partners, and First Analysis. The article does not provide revenue, user metrics, or detailed future plans. No additional operational or financial details were disclosed in the article. Dina provides a digital care-at-home network management and coordination platform that helps health plans and providers improve access to in-home care services, from post-acute home health to supplemental benefits and LTSS. Customers use Dina’s platform to digitize provider networks, transform coordination workflows, manage compliance reporting, and collect insights from the home and community. The platform is HITRUST certified for information security and Dina was named to the Inc. 5000 and CB Insights Digital Health 150 lists in 2022. Dina has partnered with SCAN to automate referral workflows for members who qualify for LTSS and SSBCI, with the stated goal of reducing time to match members to services. In a California pilot with SCAN Health Plan, service initiation time was reduced from weeks to days despite increased referrals. Company leadership emphasizes enabling coordinators to spend more time helping members stay safe at home and less time on phone calls, emails, and faxes. Dina offers an AI-powered at-home care platform that connects hospitals and health plans to post-acute, home, and social-determinant providers, creating a network for care-team coordination and shared patient data. The platform records assessments from providers and caregivers, highlights gaps in care, alerts clinicians to changes in condition, and links patients to community resources. Dina’s AI virtual assistant analyzes patient data to recommend evidence-based interventions, measure partner performance, and route patients needing immediate attention to telehealth, live follow-ups, or self-care resources. From a central dashboard users can track macro trends, provider scorecards, and real-time indicators that signal risk of poor outcomes. In response to the pandemic, Dina launched employer-facing tools for compliance reporting and daily text-based screening of health care workers. The company says the new capital will be used to expand its products and support its mission to help the health care industry transition to in-home care; Dina reported 250% revenue growth in 2020, expanded its home care network to 25 states, and has facilitated over 3.1 million "digital dialogues."

Total raised

$18M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Mar 2024