Carta Healthcare – a company whose mission is to improve patient care by harnessing the value of clinical data – announced the final closing of its $25 million series B financing, thanks to additional investments from leading health systems Memorial Hermann Health System and UnityPoint Health.
These additional funding follow the initial $20 million series B financing announced in November 2022, which included investors such as Paramark Ventures, Frist Cressey Ventures, American College of Cardiology, Asset Management Ventures, CU Healthcare Innovation Fund, Mass General Brigham, Maverick Ventures Investment Fund, and Storm Ventures.
The company is a leading provider of collection, analysis, and insights into clinical data. Backed by state-of-the-art technology and a team of experienced clinicians, Carta delivers the highest quality registry data abstraction, reporting, and analytics to leading healthcare systems nationwide. And by transforming the abstraction process and implementing powerful analytic capabilities, Carta Healthcare informs data-driven decisions that can improve patient outcomes, drive data processing cost savings, and enable healthcare professionals to spend more time on patient care rather than data entry.
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“I am thrilled to have such visionary and forward-thinking investors who share our passion for accelerating the development of healthcare technologies. This funding will allow us to scale operations and product development making more products accessible to more health systems.”
— Matt Hollingsworth, co-founder and CEO of Carta Healthcare
“Memorial Hermann invests in solutions that align with our vision to create healthier communities. Carta’s platform gives providers and researchers access to timely, actionable analytics and insights that can lead to meaningful quality improvements and enhanced research capabilities.”
— Feby Abraham, executive vice president and chief strategy officer for Memorial Hermann
“There has never been a time in healthcare when it has been more important for us to embrace automation. Automation in healthcare isn’t about closing the gap between need and lack of clinicians, it’s about equipping our clinicians with tools they need to be able to continue to provide high quality care more efficiently.”
— Matt Warrens, managing director of UnityPoint Ventures
