– NationsBenefits has raised more than $170m in growth financing.
– The Pritzker Organization and Denali Growth Partners led the minority equity investment, with support from Monroe Capital.
– The funding will be used to enhance NationsBenefits’ existing service offerings and expand the company’s capabilities.
– Founded in 2015, NationsBenefits’ mission is to help its customers achieve a better quality of life through supplemental benefit solutions.
– The company focuses on innovation and bringing consumer-centric technology to market that meets its customers’ needs where they are—on their terms—through clinically focused interventions while also promoting independence, health, and well-being with best-in-class service.
– Currently, the company serves more than 20 million members across the U.S.

– Circles announces it has raised a new $8m seed funding round to expand its one-of-a-kind emotional support platform.
– Circles is built on the core principle that in order to overcome life’s challenges, such as the loss of a loved one, parenting or divorce, you need to be heard and supported by people who actually understand what you’re going through.
– Circles provides an alternative solution for anyone to receive and provide emotional support based on shared life experiences.

– felmo from Berlin develops pet health services via at-home visits combined with an app as a digital health companion.
– The company raised €15M in Series B funding.
– The round was led by Burda Principal Investments (BPI) with participation from the existing investors Redalpine, HV Capital, and 468 Capital.
– felmo intends to use the funds to expand to other cities and regions, both domestic and international, grow its e-commerce offering and the team.

– AlayaCare, a global home and community care software company, announced a $225m CAD Series D funding round led by Generation Investment Management LLP with participation from Klass Capital and incumbent investors Inovia Capital, CDPQ, and Investissement Québec.
– The US is now the fastest-growing part of AlayaCare’s business, representing 7x growth in the last 24 months.
– AlayaCare will use the funding to continue global expansion, hire additional staff and further invest in innovation capabilities to build a more complete post-acute offering in addition to products that help solve labour market issues around employee shortages and churn.
– The transaction was supported by TD Securities Inc. as exclusive financial advisor, Aust Legal, and Stikeman Elliott LLP who acted as advisors for AlayaCare.

– Nue Life Health, a Miami FL-based telemedicine startup focused on mental wellness, raised $3.3M in funding.
– The round was led by Jack Abraham, Shervin Pishevar, Martin Varsavsky, Jon Oringer, James Bailey and Christina Getty.
– The new investment will be used to expand operations, development efforts and business reach.

– XRHealth, a Boston MA-based provider of extended reality and therapeutic applications, raised $9M in funding.
– The round was led by Discount Tech.
– The company intends to use the funds to expand sales & marketing initiatives to bring VR/AR therapy to patients throughout the U.S, AU and Israel.

– Votive Health is a healthcare startup based in San Luis Obispo, CA.
– Company raised $2.5m in funding led by Flare Capital Partners with participation from Chrysalis Ventures, OCA Ventures, Elusive Ventures, the Teleios Investment Group.
– The funds will be used to accelerate and scale the company’s operation.

– Current Health – the leading enterprise remote care management platform – announced it has raised $43M in Series B financing.
– The round was led by Northpond Ventures, with additional financing from LRVHealth, OSF HealthCare, Section 32, Elements Health Ventures, and existing investors.
– Andrea Jackson, Director at Northpond Ventures, and Tripp Peake, General Partner at LRVHealth, will join Current Health’s Board of Directors.
– The Series B financing, which comes from top healthcare and pharma VCs, as well as a leading hospital system, speaks to the value of Current Health’s platform across a broad array of stakeholders.

– DispatchHealth is a Denver, CO-based provider of in-home medical care.
– Company raised $200m in Series D funding.
– The round was led by Tiger Global with participation from previous investors Alta Partners, Echo Health Ventures, Humana, Oak HC/FT and Questa Capital.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s platform for in-home medical care to a total of 100 markets and its Advanced Care line of service across the United States.

– Origin Wireless, a developer of a wide range of Wi-Fi smart home, health, well-being, and indoor tracking applications with high performance, low cost, and ease of use, announced it has closed its recent financing round and raised a total of $14m.
– The company received funding from key investors and partners including Verizon Ventures and Alarm.com.