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Ziegler Link-Age Fund

One North Wacker Drive Suite 2000, Chicago, IL, 60606, United States

Overview

Ziegler Link-Age Funds are a joint venture between Ziegler and Link-Age for growth-oriented and innovative investments.

Total investments
16
Lead investments
5
Investments · 12mo
2
Active investors
3
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Investment portfolio

  • Precise Behavioral

    Participated · Equity · Jul 2026

    Founded in 2022 and based in Los Angeles, Precise Behavioral builds an integrated operating system that unifies clinical delivery, operational workflows and revenue cycle management for hospitals, health systems, ACOs, skilled nursing and correctional facilities. The company offers configurable modules including on-demand inpatient and ED consults, a virtual psychiatry and ambulatory clinic, a post-discharge ED follow-up solution (Precise ConnectED), and collaborative care services, each coupled with specialized revenue cycle and billing services. Precise reports more than 100,000 patient encounters and a national clinical footprint, and it reached profitability in under three years. Recent customer growth includes expanded partnerships with health systems such as CommonSpirit and Prime Healthcare. The company plans to use new funding to scale operations, grow its enterprise platform and advance AI-enabled patient engagement, referral management, virtual care operations and analytics.

  • Cosan Group

    Led · Equity · Dec 2025

    Cosan operates an AI-powered, human-led virtual care platform designed to extend chronic care management beyond the clinic. Its technology synthesizes patient data, flags rising risks, streamlines clinical workflows, and personalizes engagement, allowing multidisciplinary care teams to focus on meaningful patient interactions. The company currently supports more than 130,000 patients nationwide and is enrolling about 300 new patients each day. By pairing automation with human care coordinators, Cosan enables physician practices to expand chronic condition programs without sacrificing empathy or clinical quality. The platform aligns with the industry shift toward proactive, value-based care by helping providers close gaps and improve outcomes. With new capital in hand, Cosan plans to scale its care teams, deepen AI-driven insights, and broaden support for specialties such as gastroenterology, urology, rheumatology, and oncology. Although revenue figures were not disclosed, the company’s growing patient base and daily enrollment rate underscore its accelerating market traction.

  • Cascala Health

    Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

    Cascala Health delivers a clinically responsible AI intelligence layer for care teams and post-acute care operators. Its AI-enabled clinical intelligence platform combines AI-powered insights, real-time communication tools, and clinical reasoning, and integrates with any web-based EMR or population health platform to streamline workflows and surface personalized interventions. The company aims to support risk-bearing organizations in delivering better care transitions and ongoing disease management. Cascala has active deployments with early customers, orchestrating care for more than 300,000 patients across thousands of post-acute transitions and empowering over 3,000 primary-care clinicians to engage in patients’ post-acute journeys. Led by CEO and co-founder Matt A. Murphy, the company was launched in mid 2024 and has raised $11.23M to date. The $8.6M seed financing will be used to accelerate product development, expand clinical intelligence capabilities, and grow its customer implementation team.

  • Season Health

    Led · Equity · Dec 2023

    Season Health provides a food-as-medicine platform that delivers personalized recipes, pre-made meals, grocery support, nutrition education and one-on-one meetings with registered dietitians. The company recently expanded its provider network from dozens to hundreds via a strategic asset acquisition from Wellory. Season plans to use the new funding to develop and scale food-as-medicine programs, including initiatives for diabetes and high-risk pregnancy. It is also focused on expanding partnerships with providers and payers to broaden access. In early 2024 Season Health will launch two programs with the Froedtert & MCW health system to give employees in-network access to its dietitian practice and a value-based diabetes care program. To date the company has raised $45 million in total. Season Health operates a "digital food pharmacy" where patients are paired with dietitians to create medically tailored meal plans addressing conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, chronic kidney disease, and food allergies or personal preferences. Patients can choose from suggested meals and have ingredients and recipes delivered to their homes. The startup launched out of stealth earlier this year and has announced partnerships with health systems CommonSpirit Health and Geisinger, and with chronic kidney disease-focused Cricket Health. Season raised $34 million in a Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz after previously raising $11 million in seed funding. The company plans to use the financing to build its business development and operations teams and to support integrations and partnerships with food retailers. Its platform aims to translate dietary advice into actual food delivery and reimbursement workflows to make food-as-medicine more accessible.

  • K4Connect

    Participated · Equity · Jul 2023

    K4Connect is a healthtech company that provides enterprise technologies to senior living communities, based in Raleigh, N.C. Its core product is FusionOS, a patented integration platform that connects new and emerging technologies and aggregates health and behavioral data across systems and applications. K4Connect also offers the K4Community Engagement Suite to improve resident engagement and staff workflows. The company says FusionOS helps operators optimize caregiver workflows, lower costs, and improve resident care; its FusionOS and Engagement Suite serve tens of thousands of residents and staff across U.S. senior living communities. K4Connect raised $8.9M in a recent financing, bringing total capital raised to $39M, and plans to use proceeds to drive further adoption in the senior living market and continue advancing its technology. The company is led by CEO F. Scott Moody and announced Mike Weller will join as COO. K4Connect builds a software platform that integrates any number of disparate smart devices, systems and applications into a single responsive system. Its initial K4-branded products, including K4Community, are specifically tailored for seniors and individuals living with disabilities. The company has focused productization around senior living and accessibility use cases. K4Connect is based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Financially, the company has raised an additional $12 million in venture funding during the pandemic period, bringing total capital raised to $35 million since the start of the pandemic. The recent funding includes participation from both existing and new investors tied to the senior-living and real-estate industries. K4Connect offers a FusionOS-based platform (branded K4Community) that bundles voice assistance, pre-provisioned Alexa devices, home automation (thermostats, lights, sensors), video and messaging, resident directories, games and community communications for senior living and care facilities. The company sells its SaaS on a per-resident basis (ranging from a few dollars to tens of dollars per month depending on modules) and includes support and facility productivity tools like event management, surveys and resident/family management. K4Connect serves over 800 continuing care, independent living and assisted living communities and has a 57-person full-time team. The product roadmap has been adjusted during the COVID-19 outbreak (Project COVID 911) to prioritize communications, content delivery, expanded video chat and pre-provisioning to limit in-room installations. The platform also supports livestreamed programming, dining booking tools and resident-to-resident and resident-to-staff video chat. The company is actively developing solutions to expand beyond facility-based communities into affordable housing and seniors living independently. K4Connect is a Raleigh, N.C.-based technology company that creates solutions to serve and empower older adults and individuals living with disabilities. It provides K4Community, a platform designed for residents, staff and operators of senior living communities that integrates smart home, smart wellness and smart living technologies into a single system. The company also develops an underlying Fusion platform/OS to unify those technologies and deliver tools and data for care and hospitality teams. K4Connect intends to use the new funding to further develop K4Community and the Fusion platform, expand its customer base, and accelerate partnerships across consumer and senior living-specific companies. It reports more than 13,000 residents across dozens of senior living communities from Florida to California as customers. The company is led by co-founder and CEO F. Scott Moody and has raised over $22M to date following this round. K4Connect provides K4Community, a responsive platform that integrates smart technologies to foster family and community engagement for senior living residents. K4Community lets residents control their apartments, connect with family and friends through photo sharing and video chats, and stay engaged via event calendars and newsletters. The platform also enables community operators to improve care and hospitality with value-added amenities. K4Connect intends to use the Series A proceeds to accelerate growth of K4Community, its first product. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Scott Moody and is based in Raleigh, N.C.

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