SchoolCare
104 W 40th St. Suite 1030, New York, NY, 10018, United States
Overview
CareDox provides a secure, HIPAA- and FERPA-compliant healthcare technology platform for K-12 public schools that captures student medical charts, medications and immunizations and delivers alerts to parents and providers. Led by CEO Hesky Kutscher, the company aims to bridge the gap between schools, parents and medical professionals to enable a new kind of pediatric care delivery system. CareDox currently serves more than 2 million children through its work with over 4,000 schools and several large healthcare payers nationwide. The platform is being used to support public-health initiatives, most recently via a partnership with HealthySchools to manage digital workflows for influenza vaccination and well-care visit programs for underserved children. The company is New York City–based and focuses on integrating school health data with caregivers and medical providers. The product emphasis is on secure, scalable digital workflows to improve pediatric health access in schools. CareDox provides a free digital health platform that enables schools to electronically manage student health data and communicate information among schools, parents and pediatricians. Its electronic health records platform aggregates student health data so administrators can seek funding and support. The company plans to use the funding to accelerate adoption of its platform and expand its ecosystem of healthcare providers. CareDox is led by CEO and founder Hesky Kutscher. The company reports over 1.5 million students on the platform via partnerships with more than 2,000 U.S. public schools. The recent fundraise strengthens its position to grow school and provider adoption. CareDox raised $2.8M in seed equity and debt financing led by Texo Ventures and Prolog Ventures. Western Technology Investment provided $1.5M in venture debt as part of the transaction. The company has now raised $6.9M to date. CareDox is a NYC-based provider led by Founder and CEO Hesky Kutscher. Its platform delivers free digital health tools for K–12 public schools and supports over 1 million students across 28 states, serving more than 2,000 schools and school nurses. The company intends to use the funds to expand sales and engineering functions in New York City and to develop strategic partnerships with leaders in pediatric health.
- Total raised
- $27M
- Funding rounds
- 4
- Latest round
- Series B
- Latest activity
- Jan 2018
Industries
- Education
- Health Care
- Internet
Recent funding
Series B
Jan 2018
$16M
Series A
Mar 2017
$6M
Debt Financing
Apr 2016
$2M