Heal offers on-demand in-home and virtual primary care, telepsychology (California only), and digital monitoring, incorporating remote diagnostics such as iPhone-based EKGs and diabetic retinopathy tools. The company emphasizes continuity of care and persistent patient monitoring to make care more data-driven, timely and affordable. Heal has linked patients with more than 200,000 home visits since its 2015 launch. It has expanded treatment areas to include teletherapy for mental health and deploys hardware and digital hubs to gather remote diagnostics. Services are available in New York, New Jersey, Washington, California, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., with planned geographic growth. Revenue or other financial operating metrics beyond visit volume were not disclosed in the article. Heal operates a technology-enabled doctor house-calls service that schedules on-demand or planned visits 8AM–8PM, 365 days a year. Since launching in March 2015, the company has delivered over 60,000 house calls and claims to have driven more than $41 million in healthcare cost savings versus traditional care alternatives. Heal says its proprietary technology lowers healthcare operating costs and bureaucracy by 65 percent and enables visits that last up to 28 minutes, compared with a national average of 13 minutes. The service is in-network with major PPO insurers and is offered as a health benefit by many large employers. Heal has expanded coverage to include Sacramento and the Inland Empire and is available to over 70 percent of California residents and most residents in Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia. The company also offers comprehensive disease management targeting the roughly 60 percent of Americans with one or more chronic illnesses. Heal plans to use new capital to pursue new markets, explore new business models, and advance its technology platform. Heal is a Los Angeles-based service that dispatches board-certified and licensed physicians for on-demand house calls and scheduled primary-care visits. Launched last year, the company already services the entire state of California and has cared for more than 10,000 patients. Patients can request an on-demand consultation within a two-hour window or schedule visits in advance; roughly 75% of repeat customers book ahead. Visits cost the price of a co-pay or a flat fee of $99, and doctors are available seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Heal accepts insurance from Blue Shield of California, Anthem Blue Cross of California, Cigna Healthcare, Aetna and United Healthcare and will begin accepting Medicare payments by November. The company plans to use its new funding to develop its technology platform, increase marketing, and build out its roster of physicians as it considers expansion into markets with primary-care shortages. Heal is a California-based provider of on-demand primary healthcare services led by Dr. Renee Dua. The company offers doctors who are available in Los Angeles and San Francisco any time 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week for services that include annual physicals, blood tests, specialist recommendations and prescription delivery. A new advanced booking option allows patients to book a doctor for the next day after hours. Doctors on Heal use medical technologies including an AliveCor ECG for near-instant heart health analysis, a CellScope otoscope to record HD-quality video inside a patient’s ear, and Electronic Medical Records to give patients easy access to their medical history. Heal secured $5M in funding and intends to use the funds to expand operations to 15 markets over the next 12 months.

Total raised

$152M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jul 2020