digital health funding
The virtual obstetrics platform anticipates the new funding and partnership as a means to expand its reach.
Silver Lake led the round, which will be used for new partnerships, global business development, and potential acquisitions.
The funding, which comes alongside $2.5 million in debt financing, will go toward an expanded sales team and product development.
The K app will not only help users better understand their condition, but in 2019 will quickly link them to a licensed virtual care provider.
The company looks to sell its chronic health offering to health plans and employers.
The company's technology uses machine learning to identify any major changes in patients' vitals.
The startup employs machine learning to help match qualified professionals with telehealth opportunities.
The Series A funding will continue to fuel the European startup's push into global markets.
The Series C funding will support a service expansion beyond California's major metro areas, and support for new products.
The company will use the new funding to grow its US team and scale its commercial operations.