Fundraising FoxHealthTrend Capital — Full Portfolio
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A senior care consulting firm serving Greater Boston families since 1993, offering life care management and aging support services with clinical expertise in geriatric social work.
Digital HealthHealthtechLongevityWellness & FitnessBoston, US
Kate Granigan(Clinical Leadership / Founder)in
Co-investorsF-Prime Capital
Auxilius provides software and expert services to manage clinical R&D operations and financial processes for biotech companies.
BiotechEnterprise SoftwareFintechHealthtechSaaS
Adam Weisman(CEO and Co-founder)inErin Warner Guill(Founder)in
Co-investorsBain Capital VenturesRenegade PartnersSignalFireValspring CapitalXYZ Venture Capital
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GEM SLEEP provides at-home sleep apnea testing, diagnosis, and treatment, offering patients equipment, supplies, and concierge support without the delays of traditional clinic-based sleep care.
Digital HealthDirect to ConsumerHealthtech
N1 Health offers a cloud-based AI platform that predicts which individuals to engage with specific health interventions to improve health outcomes, supported by its data science and customer experience teams.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtechRichmond, US
Allan Kahane(Executive Officer, Director)Tom Blue(Executive Officer, Director)Brian Hamilton(Executive Officer, Director)Sonja Horner(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsWaterline Ventures
Salute provides comprehensive lifecycle services and solutions for data center operators globally, encompassing over 40 services across planning, operations, and sustainability.
Cloud ComputingData & InfrastructureEnterprise Software
Co-investorsLLRNew Mountain Capital
Salute offers a cloud-based EHS (environmental health and safety) compliance management platform that lets safety leaders track, manage, and communicate safety data as a system of record.
Cloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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