Led · Equity · Jun 2026

Founded in 2019 by CEO Tim Balz, Kalogon develops smart seating solutions focused on seated health, serving people who sit for extended periods across healthcare, aviation and other settings. Its proprietary technology combines real-time sensors, adaptive surfaces and personalized control to restore circulation, protect skin integrity and reduce fatigue. The company manufactures all products in-house and goes to market via clinical partnerships, major DME distributors and direct sales. Kalogon recently raised $5.75M and plans to use the proceeds to expand operations and advance product development. The article notes returning investors among the new round, but does not disclose revenue or user metrics.

Led · Series A · Feb 2026

Wheel the World operates a travel-technology platform that aggregates and verifies detailed accessibility information for hotels, tours, and transportation services. Its core product pairs booking tools with a proprietary database covering more than 8,000 travel services across 150+ global destinations, allowing wheelchair users and other travelers with disabilities to reserve accommodations that genuinely meet their needs. The company’s Accessibility Verified program audits properties on-site to capture structured data points such as doorway widths, bed heights, and bathroom configurations. With fresh Series A capital, management plans to expand this verification program throughout the United States and Europe while embedding AI to accelerate data capture, validation, and distribution. Ultimately the team aims to make accessibility data as standard in travel as pricing and availability. Including the latest infusion, Wheel the World has secured $11 million in Series A financing to fund these initiatives.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Founded in 2021, Pear Suite offers an AI-enabled software platform and wrap-around services that equip community health workers (CHWs), community-based organizations, and health plans with tools for care coordination, reimbursement, and data insights. The product lets CHWs use their lived experience to close care gaps and address social determinants of health while unlocking sustainable Medicaid and Medicare payments. Beyond software, Pear Suite is building a national provider network that already connects more than 300 provider organizations with over 25 health plans. The company has empowered 2,500+ CHWs, promotores, doulas, and other frontline workers to deliver trust-based interventions. With its new funding, management plans to increase the size of this provider network tenfold, deepen Medicaid relationships, and expand aggressively into Medicare contracts. The ultimate goal is to cement CHWs as a foundational part of U.S. healthcare by supplying the contracting, clinical, and claims infrastructure they need to thrive. While the company has not disclosed revenue figures, it recently strengthened its balance sheet with a $7.6 million Series A round.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2024

Minset develops an agentic AI platform called Mia that thinks, reasons, and acts across the entire healthcare revenue cycle to automate coding, denials, and payments. Mia powers three core products—mCoder for autonomous medical coding, mDenials for denials management, and m360 for patient engagement. The platform integrates with major EHR and claims workflow systems, replacing spreadsheets, queues, and legacy processes. Minset says Mia learns and evolves to keep up with payer rules, regulatory shifts, and operational complexity. The company reports helping over 300 healthcare organizations to date. Minset plans to use new funding to accelerate product development and scale go-to-market as it expands the platform to more healthcare organizations worldwide. Leadership includes CEO Trey McMillian, CTO Matt Scott, and newly appointed Growth & Operations lead Mike Luessi; the team was founded by experts from Google, Microsoft, Optum and Salesforce and is backed by HealthX Ventures. Mindset Care provides an AI-driven platform and a team of experienced disability attorneys and representatives to streamline Social Security disability benefit applications for individuals with serious mental illnesses and their caregivers. The company reduces application times to less than an hour and deploys community outreach teams into homeless shelters, jails, veteran organizations, food drives, and rehab facilities to identify and assist applicants. Mindset partners with organizations including Groups Recover, TruConnect, and Colorado Access to extend its reach. Led by CEO Darren Webb, the company combines technology and on-the-ground services to simplify a traditionally complex process. The current financial update is the $13M funding round; the company plans to use the proceeds to expand partnerships with community and large-scale organizations, including local mental health nonprofits, government agencies, and homeless shelters.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2023

Cionic is a San Francisco-based neurotech company that develops FDA-cleared bionic clothing to facilitate more independent movement. Its lead product, the Cionic Neural Sleeve, combines a gait lab with Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) in a lightweight, durable garment that can be worn anywhere. The company intends to use its recent funding to grow user and clinician adoption among millions affected by multiple sclerosis, strokes, cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions, and to accelerate its product pipeline into new indications addressing the full spectrum of human mobility. The raise brought the company’s total capital to $25M. Cionic has doubled headcount in the past six months and established a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Northern California; it is licensed to ship the Neural Sleeve to 45 US states and works with over 400 prescribing institutions. Jeremiah Robison is founder and CEO. Cionic develops bionic clothing, notably the Neural Sleeve, a lightweight wearable that combines gait-lab diagnostics with Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) to augment movement for people with stroke, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and other mobility issues. The Neural Sleeve is controlled via a connected smartphone and is designed to be worn anywhere as an alternative to crutches, walkers, or wheelchairs. The company was founded in 2018 by CEO Jeremiah Robison, who was inspired by his daughter’s struggles with cerebral palsy, and is based in the Bay Area. Earlier this year Cionic received FDA clearance for the Neural Sleeve following clinical trials in Ohio. The startup plans to use new funding to accelerate manufacturing and delivery of the device. Financially, the company has raised a total of $23 million to date.