Optimize Health is a Seattle-based provider of a remote patient monitoring and chronic care management software platform. Led by CEO Todd Haedrich, the company’s platform helps healthcare providers improve patient outcomes, enhance clinical decision-making, and optimize operational efficiency. Its technology assists physicians in preventing episodic events, delivering personalized care plans, and enabling clinical teams to practice proactive medicine by sharing patient data and insights. The platform also empowers patients with visibility into their health metrics to increase engagement. Thousands of healthcare providers have used the software to drive down costs and create better outcomes. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate market strategy, scale operations, expand its product portfolio, and fuel market expansion. Optimize Health recently closed an $18M Series B financing. Founded in 2015 and based in Seattle, Optimize.health offers an end-to-end remote patient monitoring service used by independent practices and hospital systems. The platform ingests data from home devices such as blood pressure cuffs and pulse oximeters, surfaces potential issues on a clinician dashboard, integrates with EHRs, and supports outreach via texts and video calls. The dashboard can trigger billing to insurers for clinician monitoring. The company shifted from its prior Pillsy smart pill-bottle product to a broader remote-monitoring strategy. Optimize.health is capitalizing on a recent Medicare policy change that allows providers to bill for remote monitoring and on increased attention to telemedicine amid the pandemic. Revenue recently grew more than 800% year-over-year; the company employs fewer than 30 people and has raised over $21 million to date. optimize.health offers a technology platform that enables healthcare providers to deliver patient-centric, reimbursable remote monitoring using a wide selection of integrated, affordable devices. The solution integrates device data with the company’s platform to help patients and providers improve health outcomes and contain costs. The company plans to use new funding to build out platform capabilities and integrate additional data sources, and to expand its sales and marketing teams. optimize.health was established in 2019 by Jeff LeBrun and Chuks Onwuneme and is based in Seattle with additional employees in Phoenix, Houston and Charlotte, NC. Its team and advisors include clinicians, software engineers, designers and data scientists with backgrounds at Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Novartis, Duke University and the Institute for Health Metrics.

Total raised

$37M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Oct 2023