Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

EverSettled provides a platform combining AI and human specialists to guide executors through estate settlement, including a 24/7 AI assistant named Sage and a personalized interactive checklist. Launched four months before the funding, the company says it has helped thousands of families across the U.S. and is available in all 50 states. The product can locate bank accounts and policies, cancel subscriptions, negotiate debts, organize documents, and allow multiple family members to collaborate. EverSettled charges about $1,499 billed to the estate, positioning its offering between self-serve software and high-end concierge services. Founded by Arum Kempster and Jacob Effenberger, the team built the product after interviewing more than 170 families and estate professionals and observing probate court processes. With the new funding, the company plans to expand hiring and broaden services to handle more complex estates.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2024

Rezilient Health operates CloudClinics that connect patients with physicians using remote digital diagnostic tools for primary care, specialty care, and in-house labs, plus 24/7 messaging. The company emphasizes value-based care and aims to reduce employers’ total cost of care by increasing access and utilization of those services. Led by CEO and Co‑Founder Dr. Danish Nagda and COO and Co‑Founder Jeff Gamble, PhD, Rezilient combines clinical care with digital tools to deliver concierge-style services. The company intends to use new funding to expand its scope of services and bring concierge healthcare to more people regardless of economic status. Financially, Rezilient closed a $10M Series A in March 2024 to support that expansion. The business model targets employer-sponsored care and broader access through its tech-enabled clinic footprint. Rezilient Health operates membership-based CloudClinics that combine physical, strategically located spaces with connected diagnostic systems and an advanced video platform so doctors can deliver remote primary care. When patients arrive, a nurse facilitates vitals, labs, and physical exam elements while physicians appear on a monitor and control integrated digital devices to listen to hearts or examine eardrums in real time. The Rezilient app guides patients to same-day appointments, enables telehealth follow-ups, and the average appointment length is about 30 minutes. The service is accepted by major insurers including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare. Founded in 2016 by Danish Nagada, MD and Jeff Gamble, Ph.D., the company is based in St. Louis and plans to expand its engineering and software development teams and roll out CloudClinics in the St. Louis area. Rezilient is launching its first CloudClinics with major employers in fall 2021 offering primary care, urgent care, and mental healthcare, and a national rollout is slated for 2022. The company recently closed an oversubscribed $2.5M seed round to support these efforts.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

Fuel Me operates a fuel procurement and management platform that uses technology to streamline fuel management, distribution, and purchasing workflows for commercial customers. The company completed over 20,000 fuel deliveries and now serves an expanding roster of Fortune 500 clients, indicating significant operational scale. Co-founded by CEO Carlo Passacantando and COO Boy Schook, Fuel Me combines technology and services to drive operational efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability for clients. The company plans to use new capital to accelerate development of advanced technology while continuing to deliver services to existing customers. Leadership has stated the funding will support rapid market-share expansion as the company targets evolving needs in the U.S. and global energy markets. No revenue figures or prior funding rounds were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2023

Partum offers a suite of pregnancy and postpartum services including lactation support, physical therapy, mental health services, nutrition counseling, and doula care. The company partners with obstetricians and midwives to complement clinical care and provides both digital and in‑person services. It works with major health plans to secure coverage for many services and tailors care to prevent common complications such as perinatal mood disorders, pelvic floor dysfunction, and avoidable C‑sections. Partum was founded in 2021 by CEO Meghan Doyle and Head of Operations Matt Rogers after they identified gaps in maternity and postpartum care. Financially, the company has raised $3.1 million in seed funding to expand its offerings and continue building relationships with insurance providers. Partum currently operates in the Chicagoland area and plans to expand throughout Illinois and Texas later this year, with an expressed aim to expand offerings across the country. Partum Health offers coordinated, patient-centered maternal care across fertility, pregnancy and postpartum with services including doula care, lactation consulting, physical therapy, nutrition support, mental health and acupuncture. Care is delivered in provider offices, patients’ homes, via telehealth and through an app chat feature. Clinical services are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare and Cigna and generally reimbursed through insurance; non-clinical services (for example doula care) are paid out of pocket or via HSA/FSA. The company was founded in 2020 and currently serves patients in Illinois while planning national expansion. Partum aims to expand payer relationships (including Medicaid) and to work with employers to broaden access and coverage for its services. Financially, the startup has raised a little over $1 million in a pre-seed round from angel investors and is currently raising a seed round.