• MEDFAR Clinical Solutions

  Participated · Series C · Apr 2023

  MEDFAR Clinical Solutions offers MYLE, a SaaS-based Integrated Care platform that connects and streamlines clinical processes for healthcare providers. The platform is used by more than 15,000 healthcare professionals and supports about 20 million patient visits annually in North America. MEDFAR employs over 300 people across Canada, the United States, India, and Armenia. The company plans significant global growth, aiming to enable 500,000 care providers to deliver high-quality care to 500 million patients across five continents by 2030. MEDFAR has received industry recognition, including Anges Québec's "Company of the Year 2020" and Deloitte Fast50's "Jury's favourite." The company recently completed a financing to support expansion and M&A activity. MEDFAR Solutions Cliniques offers MYLE, a web application EMR and collaboration platform that centralizes patient data and enables clinicians to consult or add notes, view health overviews, and improve traceability of the clinical course. The app is accessible on all platforms and handles appointment scheduling, billing, medication and prescription registers, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory results. MEDFAR says MYLE increases workflow efficiency by 30% to 40% and is already used by over a thousand doctors in Quebec. The company plans to focus on expanded marketing outside Quebec following the recent financing. The announcement emphasizes a dynamic management team led by chairman and CEO Elias Farah. Financially, the company completed a $695K financing led by angel investors to support marketing and growth.

• Dialogue

  Participated · Series B · Jun 2019

  Dialogue is a Montréal-based telehealth company offering a virtual care platform that enables employers to give employees access to front-line healthcare providers via virtual visits. Founded in 2016 and incubated in Diagram Ventures, Dialogue targets employer-sponsored health services. The company plans to use the new funding to pursue acquisitions in the technology and healthcare-provider sectors and to expand clinical offerings into chronic disease management and women’s health. Dialogue’s platform is already positioned to power insurer offerings—Sun Life launched Lumino Health Virtual Care and said the solution would be powered by Dialogue. Financially, Dialogue raised C$43 million in the latest financing following a C$40 million Series B in June 2019. Sun Life’s investment includes a C$32.7 million equity injection and gives Sun Life a minority stake with rights to acquire additional equity (amount undisclosed). Dialogue is a Montreal-based virtual healthcare platform that provides employers and hospitals with integrated health-care services accessible via a mobile application or the internet. Founded in 2016 by Cherif Habib (CEO), the company offers employers access to front-line health-care professionals and licenses its AI-enabled triage platform to hospitals. Dialogue now has over 400 clients of all sizes, including National Bank, Lightspeed, Industrial Alliance, Air Canada Vacations, Stingray, Cirque du Soleil, Hopper and WSP. A pilot with the Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM) is underway and the triage technology is set to be deployed at Hospital Berlin-Buch to support emergency-room triage. The company will use the proceeds to maintain its position in Canada and continue expansion into the European market. Dialogue provides employers with a virtual platform offering integrated health care services that connect employees with nurses, physicians and allied health practitioners via mobile phone or computer. Led by co-founder and CEO Cherif Habib, the company targets employer-sponsored care and work-life balance optimization. Dialogue serves close to 150 employers across industries, including Cossette, Industrial Alliance, Osler, Ubisoft and Wealthsimple. It has secured distribution agreements with insurance partners such as Great-West Lifeco and SSQ Insurance. The company is based in Montreal, Canada. Dialogue intends to use newly raised funds to continue expansion and to launch new services. Dialogue operates a bilingual virtual platform for employers offering integrated healthcare services, including on-demand primary care, mental health therapy, and professional coaching. The company has recruited a group of generalist and specialist physicians to address a wide range of medical issues such as travel medicine, paediatrics, mental health, nutrition, and preventative care. Dialogue serves clients in Quebec and Ontario and counts McKinsey & Company, BCG, Power Corporation of Canada, and law firm BCF among its customers. The platform is fully bilingual and the company plans a pan-Canadian expansion. Led by co-founder and CEO Cherif Habib, Dialogue intends to use recent funding to accelerate its expansion into Ontario following its launch in Quebec. Financially, the company raised a $4M seed round to support growth.

• SPUD

  Participated · Equity · Dec 2018

  SPUD operates Food‑X, a shared e-commerce grocery delivery platform that supplies technology, warehousing, food preparation, and delivery services to multiple third‑party retailer partners. The platform consolidates online fulfillment to lower costs and reduce environmental impact; SPUD says its AI‑enabled processes yield about 0.5% food waste versus 5–6% at typical grocery stores. SPUD opened its first Food‑X warehouse in Burnaby, British Columbia, in August and plans additional warehouse locations in 2019 with ambitions to replicate the technology globally. The company partners with multiple grocers (including a referenced partnership with Walmart) and competes at scale with firms like Ocado while leveraging North American temperature‑zone experience. SPUD was founded in 1997 in Vancouver and employs more than 700 people across its markets. Management emphasizes sustainability initiatives (including a goal to be plastic‑free) and products such as reusable takeout containers that have won recognition.

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