Nashville, Tennessee based health technology company UptimeHealth which uses automation and predictive analytics to reduce medical device services to essentials has secured $4.5 million in its recent Series A funding round spearheaded by Caduceus Capital Partners and Wavemaker Three-Sixty Health.
The investing partners will be represented in the UptimeHealth board with Eric Thrailkill, venture partner with Caduceus Capital Partners, and Jay Goss, general partner at Wavemaker 360 taking up their roles as members of the UptimeHealth board of directors.
UptimeHealth will channel the secured funds to fast track its growth and expansion agenda in the highly competitive healthcare services market. The software company under the leadership of CEO Jinesh Patel simplifies medical service events, purchases, and compliance practices through automation and predictive analysis.
The fast growing startup breaks down its core purpose to include management of compliance task, engendering the easy access to actionable data to facilitate operational efficiency and to maximize the large pool of efficient biomed technicians to support their medical device.
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https://www.finsmes.com/2023/01/uptimehealth-raises-4-5m-in-series-a-funding.html
