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415 Capital

Venture capital

San Francisco · Series A–Late Stage · 11 people tracked

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Investment thesis

415 Capital invests in medical device companies addressing large unmet patient needs in chronic diseases, with particular focus on cardio and neurovascular disorders—the leading causes of death globally and major healthcare cost drivers. The firm supports entrepreneurs from clinical through commercial stages, leveraging 30+ years of industry expertise and a €2 billion commercial distribution channel across Europe to create patient value while reducing long-term healthcare costs. Portfolio focus includes structural heart disease, heart failure, vascular disease, stroke prevention, hypertension, neuromodulation, imaging, robotics, and patient monitoring technologies.

Invests inHealthtechMedical DevicesSan Francisco

Source: firm website, verified Jul 21, 2026.

Stage
Series A–Late Stage
Check
$5.7M – $17.1M
HQ
San Francisco
Instruments
Equity
Founded
1990
Tracked investments
33

Team · 11 people

from the firm's website
David Thompson· General Partner
Frederik Groenewegen· General Partner
Azin Parhizgar· Managing Director, US
Ruben Osnabrugge· Partner & Chief Medical Officer
Linus Rieder· Principal
Michael Braun· Senior Venture Partner
Eduardo Palma· Associate
Frank Groenewegen· Chairman Emeritus
Julia Hoffmeister· Investment Analyst
Matheus Abizaid· Visiting Investment Analyst
Steven Bolling· Senior Advisor

Investments · 33 tracked

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ACIST
ArteriA
Atritech
Boston Heart Diagnostics
Cardiac Success
CardiAQ Valve Technologies
Cardiologic
Claret Medical
CoreValve
Corflow
CoRRect Medical
Distalmotion
Embolic Protection
Embrella Cardiovascular
Endologix
Endovascular Engineering
Essential Medical
Hilo Sa
ImThera Medical
Intact Vascular
Laza Medical
Loma Vista Medical
Micrus Endovascular
Mitralign
OVUM Ventures
R 3 Vascular
Rebound Therapeutics
ReCor Medical
Supira Medical
TRiCares
Vascular Science
Vascular Solutions
Vesper Medical

Frequently asked questions

What stage does 415 Capital invest at?
415 Capital invests at the Series A, Series B, Series C, Growth, Late Stage stages.
What is 415 Capital's typical check size?
415 Capital typically writes checks of $5.7M – $17.1M.
What sectors does 415 Capital focus on?
415 Capital focuses on Healthtech, Medical Devices.
Where is 415 Capital located?
415 Capital is headquartered in San Francisco.

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