Fundraising FoxFrist Cressey Ventures — 2019 Investments
7 investments dated 2019 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Mindoula is a population health management company that identifies, engages, and supports people with complex behavioral health, medical, and social needs using a technology suite of data science, psychometrics, predictive analytics, and AI combined with virtual and in-person care teams.
Digital HealthHealthtechMental HealthSilver Spring, US
Steven Sidel(Executive Officer, Director)Greg Couto(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardManish Agarwal(Director)in
Board seatNavid Farzad· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsEquality Asset ManagementHeritage GroupAtlantic Vantage PointAXA Venture Partners
Monogram Health is a value-based, in-home multispecialty medical provider focused on nephrology and related chronic conditions, offering care such as in-home dialysis and personalized patient pathways.
Digital HealthHealthtechWellness & FitnessNashville, US
Michael Uchrin(Founder)inCHRIS CHI(Executive Officer)CHRISTOPHER BOOKER(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardCASPER DE CLERCQ(Director)in
Board seatChristopher BookerWilliam Frist· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsCVS Health VenturesHeritage GroupNorwest Venture PartnersTPGHumanaMemorial Hermann Health System+1 more
SportOrtho is an orthopedic urgent care practice offering same-day and walk-in appointments for muscle, bone, and joint pain treatment in Middle Tennessee.
HealthtechMedical DevicesNashville, US
Zachary Hood, MDNicholas Dantzker, MD
InformedDNA applies genetics expertise and technology to deliver genomics insights and services such as telegenetic counseling for payors, healthcare providers, and patients across the US.
BiotechDigital HealthHealthtechMedical Devices
Co-investorsNovaQuest Capital Management, L.L.C.
Nashville-based healthcare analytics provider giving hospitals market intelligence for strategic growth planning; acquired by Syntellis in 2022.
Jason Moore(Founder)in
Co-investorsFulcrum Equity PartnersBlue Heron CapitalBridge Bank
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.