Fundraising FoxPhilips Ventures — 2021 Investments
5 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Babyscripts provides a maternity care platform with remote patient monitoring, risk screening, and care management services for pregnant and postpartum patients.
Digital HealthFemTechHealthtechSaaS
Juan Pablo Segura(Founder)inAnish Sebastian(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsCU Healthcare Innovation FundMemorialCare Innovation FundAAF Management Ltd.Builders + BackersCivilization Ventures Management, LlcIrishAngels+5 more
AI-based ultrasound analysis technology using machine learning to deliver fast and accurate clinical indications.
Co-investorsAgate Medical Investments LPICON - Israel Collaboration NetworkMindset VentureConnecticut InnovationsDEFTA PartnersIsrael Innovation Authority+3 more
Noninvasix develops a patented optoacoustic platform that non-invasively and continuously measures central venous oxygen saturation to help ICU clinicians diagnose and monitor tissue hypoxia in sepsis and septic shock patients in real time.
Digital HealthHardwareHealthtechMedical DevicesGalveston, US
Donald Prough(Clinical Vice President)inGraham L. Randall(Executive Officer, Director)inDavid J. Giarracco(Chief Executive Officer)inThomas Luby(Director)Michael Lowe(Director)
Co-investorsGreen Park & Golf VenturesHealth WildcattersRockies Venture ClubTexas VenturesTMC Venture Fund
Xealth offers an orchestration platform for Digital Care Execution that lets clinicians prescribe digital health programs directly from the EHR, coordinate care across patients and partners, and centralize engagement and outcome data.
Digital HealthHealthtechSaaSSeattle, US
Michael McSherry(Executive Officer, Director)Aaron Sheedy(Founder)inSundar Balasubramanian(Founder)William Bryant(Director)inEric Fu(Founder)Mike McSherry(Founder)
Co-investorsLRVHealthMemorialCare Innovation FundThreshold VenturesAtrium HealthDFJMcKesson Ventures
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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.