Participated · Series B · Nov 2022

Medical Informatics Corp (MIC) offers Sickbay™, a vendor-neutral, FDA-cleared platform that archives, aggregates and transforms high-resolution waveform data from disparate bedside devices and unifies it with electronic medical record and other systems. The platform delivers that consolidated data back into clinical care via a web-based interface to enable real-time monitoring, workflow automation and standardized, data-driven care. MIC positions Sickbay to enable remote patient monitoring at scale and to accelerate development and deployment of patient-centered AI. The company says it scaled rapidly during the pandemic and has seen increased demand as hospitals face staffing shortages and shortages of specialty care. MIC will use the new financing to continue fueling rapid growth and to hire deep product specialists and client engagement teams to support long-term strategic partnerships. The company works alongside hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to standardize monitoring infrastructure and consolidate IT spend. Medical Informatics Corp (MIC) offers Sickbay, an FDA-cleared, vendor-neutral platform that continuously captures and processes high-fidelity waveform data from disparate biomedical devices in near real-time. The platform delivers transformed data and context to care teams beyond the bedside to expedite care, reduce patient risk, and support applications such as TeleICUs, waveform delivery to phones, and automated strip charting. Sickbay includes APIs and developer tools so physicians, researchers, and care teams can build their own algorithms and near real-time analytics on accurate waveform data. MIC emphasizes use in complex critical care environments, including ICUs, where continuous waveform data overcomes limits of discrete EMR data. The company is working with partners such as Texas Children’s Hospital to develop alarm management, emergency dispatch apps, and arrest-prediction algorithms for pediatric cardiac patients. MIC announced a recent $11.9 million Series A to accelerate rollout and support implementations and a pipeline of hundreds of additional hospitals.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2022

Ceresa uses technology and data to give access to leadership development and career management through a virtual learning platform. The company combines research-based curriculum, focused executive coaching, expert instruction, and personalized external mentoring delivered via an engaging technology platform. Its platform is used by globally leading companies such as Nordstrom, Walmart, and Blackstone. Ceresa first launched its virtual, multi-modal learning experience in 2018 to expand access to world-class coaching and mentoring for under-represented talent. As of today the company delivers courses that deepen self-awareness, critical business skills, wellness, and resiliency for thousands of leaders across top-tier tech, retail, finance, and consumer companies. The company is led by founder and CEO Anna Robinson. Ceresa provides a 100% virtual, tech-enabled Leadership Accelerator combining research-based curriculum, executive coaching, expert instruction, and personalized external mentoring via an engaging platform. The company targets the leadership access gap by democratizing transformative leadership development for aspiring leaders and employers. Since its recent full launch Ceresa has attracted hundreds of users from top-tier corporations and reports industry-leading engagement rates (90%+) and strong satisfaction ratings. The platform is positioned as an affordable, turnkey solution for employers of all sizes, from startups to Fortune 500s, with measurable KPIs to track impact. Ceresa was founded to address lack of access to mentors, role models, and leadership resources for underrepresented groups and emphasizes whole-person leadership and intentional career management. The company plans to use new funding to deepen product development of its data-driven, personalized platform and expand value to users and employer clients.