The healthcare management platform has secured $23m of a planned $28m, after raising $20m in a GV-backed round in January.
Aledade, a US-based healthcare management technology provider backed by internet and technology conglomerate Alphabet, has raised $23m from investors including venture capital firms Venrock and Biomatics Capital, Axios has reported.
The figure was revealed in a regulatory filing that shows the company is targeting a $28m final close for the round, but Axios reported the identity of the investors.
Founded in 2014, Aledade has developed a platform for primary care physicians that provides them with the tools to setup doctor-led…
