The Texas Medical Center and Cisco-backed healthcare administration platform developer raised series C financing that took its overall funding to $160m.
US-based patient communication software developer Luma Health, which counts healthcare provider Texas Medical Center and networking technology provider Cisco among its investors, received $130m in series C funding yesterday.
The round was led by growth equity firm FTV Capital and included unnamed existing investors. It increased the company’s overall funding to $160m.
Luma offers a mobile platform that allows healthcare providers to centralise and automate scheduling and communication with patients. The app helps patients find healthcare services and book and…
