Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Board makes a 24-inch touchscreen in a wood-finish frame that uses proprietary technology to recognize physical game pieces, combining tactile board-game elements with interactive digital experiences. Founded by Brynn Putnam, the company is three years old and based in New York; Putnam previously sold Mirror to Lululemon for $500 million. Board reports strong early traction, with the device deployed in tens of thousands of homes, schools, hospitals, and restaurants across all 50 states and 85% of customers averaging 30 or more play sessions per month. The company previously raised $15 million in a round led by Lerer Hippeau. As part of its product roadmap, Board plans to launch Board Studio, an AI-powered game-creation platform, later this year.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Sage Care offers a care-navigation platform that embeds clinically informed AI agents and predictive optimization algorithms into hospital and clinic workflows. Its multimodal voice and chat agents can be trained and deployed within 48 hours to answer patient calls 24/7, verify insurance, coordinate referrals, and schedule appointments, thereby boosting provider throughput. Early customer results indicate the system can lift health-system revenue by 15-20%, cut no-shows and poorly matched appointments, reduce unnecessary emergency-room visits, and improve call-center efficiency. Current clients include Jiva Health, with upcoming deployments at Bronson Healthcare and White Plains Hospital. Founded in 2024 by Carbon Health co-founder Dr. Caesar Djavaherian, former Uber and rideOS leader Justin Ho, and ex-Apple engineer Chris Blumenberg, the Palo Alto-based company aims to replace legacy front-office systems and expand across regional clinics and large health systems. The team highlights its ability to plug into existing EHRs and workflows while customizing agents for rigorous clinical protocols. The recent $20 million funding provides capital to accelerate product development and broader market roll-out.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2025

Blooming Health operates an AI-powered social care agent and an automated social care marketplace that engages people via text or phone to identify needs and connect them to services in seconds. The platform serves 1,000+ community organizations, government agencies, and healthcare providers across 22 states and supports communications in over 80 languages. To date Blooming Health reports it has connected more than 1.5 million people to social services. Financially, the company announced a $26M Series A that brings total funding to $32.5M. The Series A proceeds will be used to rapidly scale operations, expand nationwide, and deepen partnerships with state and local governments, healthcare systems, and community-based organizations. Management says the company aims to reach 10 million people within the next 12 months. Blooming Health provides a platform that uses AI, automation and advanced data analytics on top of telecom infrastructures to engage older adults, detect needs, and facilitate personalized, proactive service delivery. Its platform connects community-based aging care and service providers to remotely engage thousands of older adults monthly across more than 30 languages via text, voice calls and email. The company operates across New York, Arizona, Texas and California and is expanding into Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Blooming Health is targeting to reach 1 million older adults by the end of 2024. Co‑founded by Nima Roohi, Ph.D., Kavitha Gnanasambandan, Ph.D., and Naman Gupta, the company raised a $4.2M Seed round. It plans to use the funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

Delfina Care is a San Francisco-based healthcare technology company that applies AI-driven, evidence-based care to maternal and infant health. Led by CEO and founder Senan Ebrahim, MD, PhD, the company partners with diverse healthcare providers to deploy its care model. Delfina’s approach has produced measurable reductions in preterm births, NICU admissions, hypertensive disorders, and gestational diabetes among its partners’ populations. Its core product combines AI technology with provider partnerships to identify and manage high-risk pregnancies and improve outcomes. The company plans to use new funding to support national expansion, further innovate its AI technology, and deepen partnerships with healthcare providers. Financial and operating metrics such as revenue or user counts were not disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2024

Summer Health is a NYC-based digital health company led by CEO Ellen DaSilva and Dr. Ali Alhassani, head of clinical. Its flagship product is a text-based companion to a family’s primary pediatrician, offering care in under 15 minutes and reducing unnecessary visits. The service launched in July 2022 and has been used by thousands of parents for urgent guidance and prescriptions. In November 2023 the company expanded its longitudinal primary care model to include lactation support, sleep training, developmental milestone tracking, and long-term pediatric care. Summer plans to use new funds to double down on distribution via consumer and employer channels and to expand service offerings for parents. The company positions itself as an always-available complement to in-person pediatric care.