• Sansoro Health

  Participated · Seed · Jul 2016

  Sansoro Health offers Emissary, a universal API platform that enables data exchange between EHRs and clinical and administrative applications such as telehealth, precision medicine, and patient engagement. Led by CEO Jeremy Edes Pierotti, the Minneapolis-based company focuses on interoperability to allow digital health applications to operate efficiently at scale. The company intends to use the Series B proceeds to accelerate adoption of its Emissary software platform. Emissary facilitates integration of digital health applications with electronic health records to support clinical and administrative workflows. The company’s board includes Yumin Choi (Bain Capital Ventures) and Omar Hussain (CEO of Placester and former Imprivata CEO); LRVHealth’s investment will add Keith Figlioli to the board. Sansoro Health provides Emissary, a plug-and-play integration platform that creates bi-directional, EMR-agnostic APIs to connect third-party digital health applications with major electronic medical records systems. The company says Emissary has been implemented by nearly 20 healthcare organizations since its 2015 introduction and facilitates the exchange of thousands of API calls per month. Sansoro positions itself as a solution to long hospital integration backlogs by enabling faster implementations. The new funding will be used to expand sales, marketing and operations to accelerate the company’s vision of real-time digital health interoperability. Sansoro has received industry recognition, including awards at HIMSS and other healthcare technology competitions. The product targets customers across digital health, insurance, life sciences and health systems. Sansoro Health is a Minneapolis-based healthcare technology company that offers Emissary, an open API integration product that connects any software to EMRs and displays patients’ charts from multiple systems. Emissary leverages vendor-supported modules to unlock data exchange, enable real-time clinical analytics, and deliver full-featured web portals and mobile apps. The company is led by CEO Jeremy Edes Pierotti. Sansoro closed a $1.2M seed funding round to support product and commercial growth. The firm intends to use the funds to enhance its open API software, expand its team, and further develop marketing and sales capabilities. No operating metrics or prior financing details are provided in the article.

• Learn to Live

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2016

  Learn to Live provides comprehensive, self-directed cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) programs for depression, anxiety, stress, social anxiety, insomnia, and substance use, complemented by 24/7 live clinician coaching and clinically based therapy protocols. Its tools are available anytime, anywhere, directly to consumers and through partnerships with health plans, employers, and higher-education institutions. The company reports 11x member growth over the past year and a current reach of over 33 million individuals nationally, alongside outcome metrics such as 50% reporting drops in depression and anxiety measures, 95% achieving goals, 48% continued engagement at six months, and a reported 5:1 ROI for employer clients in year one. Learn to Live collaborates with hundreds of organizations, including Health Care Service Corporation, Prime Therapeutics, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Sleep Number, and the University of Minnesota. To meet demand it has introduced Spanish to the platform, launched client and clinician portals, rolled out COVID-19–tailored programs, nearly doubled its employee base, and expanded its client success, clinician coaching, engineering, and operations teams. The company says it will continue launching evidence-based programs and scale beyond its current member base to address growing need for value-driven mental healthcare. Learn to Live provides online self-help cognitive behavioral therapy programs addressing depression, social anxiety, stress, anxiety and worry. The company was launched in 2013 by CEO Dale Cook and Chief Psychology Officer Dr. Russ Morfitt and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It delivers programs directly to consumers and via partnerships with large self-insured employers and health care providers. Learn to Live raised over $1M in a funding round and intends to use the proceeds to expand its technology platform and extend market reach. The financing signals support from payers and investors active in health care and digital behavioral health. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

No current team members are available.