• Scene Health

  Participated · Series B · Apr 2023

  Scene Health operates a video-based platform and mobile app that connects patients with a care team of pharmacists, nurses, and health coaches through daily video check-ins and in-app chat. Its tech-enabled solution combines video technology, clinical coaching, and validated interventions to improve medication administration, adherence, and address social determinants of health. Scene reports impacting more than 200,000 lives with over 40 million engagements and currently delivers programs for 720 customers across Medicaid and Medicare managed care organizations, public health departments, and life sciences organizations. The company cites evidence in 19 peer-reviewed publications demonstrating improved engagement, outcomes, and reduced costs. Recent validations include a CDC endorsement of video DOT for tuberculosis and a $1.67 million NIH grant to support pediatric heart transplant recipients. Scene has raised over $25 million in total funding since its 2014 founding.

• PeopleOne Health

  Led · Series A · Oct 2021

  PeopleOne Health is a value-based primary care company that combines treatment and prevention to deliver savings for employers and employees. Led by CEO Jordan Taradash and based in Pittsburgh, PA, it currently operates nine primary care centers. Patients have access to primary care physicians, diagnostic experts, mental health providers, nutritionists, physical therapists, pharmacists, and social workers. The company is expanding beyond Pennsylvania into other states including Florida, having opened its first Florida center in Palatka and formed a strategic partnership with RosenCare. PeopleOne Health supports local employers such as Putnam County Government and Orange County Public Schools. It raised up to $32.3M in Series B funding to accelerate growth, scale operations, invest in talent and technology, and continue innovating its care model. PeopleOne Health is a direct-care practice that provides primary care through a network of owned offices. The company currently operates four offices, including locations in Altoona and Pittsburgh. It announced an $8 million Series A led by Claritas Health Ventures. The funding will be used to expand the number of practices across Pennsylvania and Ohio. PeopleOne plans to grow to at least 18 offices in those two states by the end of next year. The raise represents the practice’s current institutional growth capital to scale its physical footprint.

• Scene Health

  Led · Series A · May 2021

  Emocha Health is a Baltimore, Maryland-based digital health company that offers Digital Medication Adherence Programs enabling patients to take every dose via video technology and scalable human engagement. It partners with health plans, health systems, employers and health departments across the U.S. to improve adherence for patients with diabetes, asthma, tuberculosis and other chronic and infectious diseases. The company operates a remote clinical team of nurses and pharmacists that engages patients at scale. Emocha raised $6.2M in a Series A to expand strategic integrations and grow its remote clinical team. The funding is intended to help respond to demand from health plans and transplant centers across the United States. Sebastian Seiguer is CEO. emocha Mobile Health builds a mobile video technology platform used to support medication adherence for tuberculosis and other conditions. The platform is currently in use at sites in California and Puerto Rico and a Maryland phase showed 94% patient adherence and average public-health savings of $1,391 per patient. Researchers from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine will use a $1M NIH Small Business Innovation Research grant to evaluate the platform at those sites and at a third site in Minnesota where it is not yet in use; the study will run two years. The grant will also fund pilots in Guam and New Jersey. emocha is beginning a second phase of research, funded by a separate federal grant, to evaluate use of the platform for buprenorphine treatment for opioid addiction at the University of Washington and Boston Medical Center. The company has about 12 employees and is recruiting for roles in design and development. emocha Mobile Health is a Baltimore, MD-based medication adherence platform provider that uses video-based technology. The company closed a $1M seed funding round from a group of investors. It will use the funds to expand sales efforts and tailor the technology for opioid use disorder treatment. Led by CEO Sebastian Seiguer, emocha provides a video-based adherence platform powered by healthcare providers. The company works with payers, providers, and health departments to reduce costs and support patients with conditions such as tuberculosis, hepatitis C, and opioid addiction.

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