McKesson Ventures, Cambria Health Solutions and Catholic Health Initiatives all contributed to a $13.3m series B round for the telemedicine provider.

US-based telemedicine company Carena secured $13.3m in a series B round yesterday from investors including McKesson Ventures, the corporate venturing unit of healthcare IT company McKesson.

Non-profit health services provider Cambia Health Solutions, healthcare system Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) and venture capital firm Martin Ventures also took part in the round.

Carena operates a telemedicine platform through which patients can receive consultations from qualified GPs through the phone or the internet. Appointments typically last for 20 minutes, with common conditions…