Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Subject provides an AI-enabled instructional platform that offers accredited original-credit and credit-recovery courses for middle and high school students. Its product suite includes Teacher of Record AI, Multilingual AI, bite-sized video lessons, homework help, progress-monitoring dashboards, and analytics designed to boost graduation rates. The company partners with roughly 360 school districts and organizations, reaching nearly 1,000 schools nationwide. Subject’s content carries key accreditations such as Cognia and WASC and approvals from UC-AG, NCAA, and the College Board, giving districts confidence in course quality. Future plans include accelerating development of its AI capabilities, expanding the catalog of accredited courses, and deepening automation tools that save educators time. The firm also intends to ramp up go-to-market efforts in priority U.S. regions while strengthening relationships with existing district customers.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2024

Homethrive provides a technology-enabled, end-to-end caregiving platform that gives working caregivers access to 24/7 on-demand resources and live one-on-one support from care guides and social work professionals. The platform emphasizes personalized caregiving support to improve outcomes, lower costs, and save time for caregivers. Homethrive’s services are offered primarily as an employee benefit through employers and through select health plans, and are available nationally. The company is co‑led by co‑CEOs Dave Jacobs and David Greenberg. It plans to use the new funding to expand its end-to-end caregiving platform and to scale its AI-driven care navigation and recommendations. Homethrive is based in Chicago, Illinois. Homethrive offers a high-impact family caregiving platform called Dari that blends self-service digital caregiving and health support with one-on-one virtual Care Guides who provide concierge-level guidance and care coordination. Members have 24/7 access to resources on Medicare, Alzheimer’s, long-term care, family dynamics, self-care, and special needs; those needing more support are paired with a credentialed Care Guide. The service is offered nationally to employers, insurers, and affinity groups and has been implemented by over 100 clients and partners in the past 18 months, including Rockefeller Capital Management. Homethrive reports operating outcomes including an 80% reduction in voluntary turnover, 100% of employees feeling more supported, an average savings of 16.4 work hours per month per member, 96% of employees reporting significant stress reduction, a drop in need for high-cost senior living facility care from 75% to 10%, and 24% lower claims cost versus a control group. The company plans aggressive expansion with self-insured employers and insurance plans and will invest in its technology stack to create more personalized experiences enhanced by AI and machine learning. The recent financing is intended to scale the offering to help millions of older adults safely age in place while supporting their unpaid family caregivers. Homethrive provides a High Touch/High Tech program that combines 24x7 digital and human concierge services with expert coaching from certified Homethrive social workers to help older adults remain independent at home. Its program generates personalized recommendations and coordinates services including meals, transportation, home care, medication delivery, and Medicare plan selection assistance. The Homethrive offering is available nationally and is primarily distributed through insurance companies and self-insured employers. The company raised $18M in a Series A round led by 7wireVentures and Pitango HealthTech and will use the proceeds to accelerate expansion into health plans and the self-insured employer market and to further build out its technology stack and digital tools. Co-founded by Dave Jacobs and David Greenberg, Homethrive is headquartered in Chicago, IL. The company plans to scale payer and employer partnerships while enhancing its digital infrastructure to support growth.

Led · Series B · Nov 2022

Nymbl Science delivers a scientifically validated, digital balance-training program that uses dual-tasking exercises on a smart device in about 10 minutes a day to reduce falls among older adults. The company’s core product is a scalable balance improvement system used by Medicare Advantage and single-payer insurers. Nymbl reports close to one million covered lives and a 35% reduction in injurious falls in its deployed populations. The platform is positioned for expansion: the company plans to recruit talent and add two new product lines to its balance improvement platform. Externally, BMC Geriatrics ranked Nymbl a top-four digital fall-prevention program globally, and UCSF Health Hub Digital Awards placed it among the top eight consumer wellness programs nationally for the last two years. Proceeds from the recent fundraise will support continued growth and wider payer deployments worldwide. Nymbl Science is a Denver, CO–based provider of a fall prevention solution that delivers scientifically validated digital balance training programs for older adults. Its balance training program trains the brain and body to work together using dual-tasking exercises delivered via a smart device. The company’s offering is positioned as a balance improvement system for older adults at risk of falls. Led by CEO Ed Likovich, Nymbl emphasizes scientifically validated programs rather than untested approaches. The company recently completed a financing event that will support its near-term growth and technical needs. Proceeds are intended to enable expansion, support and the technical development of the balance improvement system.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2021

Alpha Medical, founded in 2017, provides women-focused primary care via an asynchronous “store-and-forward” platform that avoids phone or video consultations. The company operates a network of about 30 staffed primary care providers who review patient-submitted histories and intake forms and manage care online, referring patients to labs or in-person providers when needed. Services are offered via a $120 yearly direct-to-consumer subscription (not covered by insurance) or à la carte visits priced at $15–$30. Alpha expanded its coverage from roughly 10 states to 46 states plus D.C. and increased the number of conditions its providers can manage from about three to 60, adding conditions such as polycystic ovarian syndrome. The average Alpha Medical user has an income of about $40,000 per year; the service targets women in primary-care deserts as well as people with high-deductible plans or no insurance. The company plans to use new resources to train and recruit more providers, broaden the range of manageable conditions, and expand from direct-to-consumer offerings into B2B services for health plans and employers.

Participated · Series C · Aug 2021

Kiddom offers a two-part enterprise product: a platform that integrates schools' disparate platforms to track student utilization and achievement, and a digital curriculum aligned with Common Core standards. The company prioritized adoption for years before building its enterprise monetization layer and invested heavily in R&D to develop that product. Founded in 2012, Kiddom says at least one teacher uses its product in 70% of U.S. schools, a metric steady since 2018. The startup reports rapid ARR expansion—new ARR grew 2,525% in its first year of monetization, and ARR growth was on track to be 300% from 2020 to 2021. Kiddom faces long vendor-approval processes for curriculum sales and competition risk if legacy curriculum providers accelerate digitization. Its product-market fit with teachers and districts underpins the company’s recent shift to monetization and enterprise sales. Kiddom is a K-12 content management and collaborative learning platform that lets teachers add students, assign content, and assess each student. Students can view assignments, due dates, grades and receive feedback from teachers. The company plans to use the new capital to launch and expand Kiddom Academy for schools and districts. Kiddom Academy is a collaborative teaching and learning platform that helps schools and districts personalize learning. Founded in 2015 and led by CEO Ahsan Rizvi, the company is based in San Francisco and New York City. Following the Series B, Kiddom has raised $21.5m in total funding to date. Kiddom offers a centralized, visual collaborative system for K-12 classrooms that enables teachers to discover content, assess student work, analyze performance, and allow students to stay organized and receive timely feedback. The company launched Kiddom 2.0, adding more than 50 features including personalized planning, performance reports, student ownership tools, customization, and collaboration capabilities. Kiddom is available free for teachers and students on the web and iOS. The product has seen rapid organic adoption across hundreds of thousands of classrooms, growing over 30% month-over-month in 2016 and 2017 and achieving average teacher adoption of 95% within six months at many schools. Kiddom plans to use new capital to build additional products and features to accelerate its vision of building an operating system for K-12 education. The company headquarters are in San Francisco and it also maintains an office in New York City.