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Blackbird Health, which offers technology-based mental healthcare for youth, scored $17 million in Series A funding.
The company was founded by former Google DeepMind and Owkin scientists.
The AI-enabled company attributes its revenue growth to its HealthTrio and Decision Point Healthcare Solutions acquisitions, announced in December.
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Merit Medicine, which offers AI technology to self-funded employers, also secured investment.
According to the bankruptcy petition, the company has liabilities of $1 billion to $10 billion and assets of $500 million to $1 billion.
A study commissioned by EY revealed that 71% of healthcare executives said hospital expenses have not decreased, although their systems have integrated digital health.
Lilli, a tech-enabled lifestyle monitoring company, and Essence, an app for companies aiming to improve the female experience in the workplace, also secured funding.
The California-based company will put the funds toward its workforce, growing its data and further investing in R&D initiatives and engineering capabilities.
This comes three months after getting regulatory approval from Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority for its latest digital twin solution.