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The virtual care startup for LGBTQ+ patients will also use the investment to expand its recently launched enterprise offering.
The company will also stop offering Medicare Advantage plans outside of California and Florida.
The company announced a $10 million Series B raise last year.
The cloud-based software company's platform will connect hospitalists with post-acute and long-term care providers.
The startup said it will use the Series A funds to continue developing its software.
The connected fitness company said this marks the end of its restructuring plans and that its new focus is on growth.
CEO and cofounder Robby Knight discusses why supplemental benefits for food, transportation and over-the-counter medications can be difficult for members to access.
The startup builds machine learning tools that aim to understand speech, feelings and nonverbal cues like sighs, laughs and gasps.
The startup plans to use the seed funding to continue developing its platform and partner with more opioid treatment programs.
The San Francisco-based investment firm purchased bswift to propel long-term growth.