The health insurance provider pushed its overall funding past $1.5bn in a late-stage round that included long-term investor Alphabet.
US-based digital health insurance provider Oscar completed a $225m round on Friday featuring internet and technology group Alphabet that took its total funding to $1.53bn.
Venture capital firms General Catalyst, Khosla Ventures, Lakestar and Thrive Capital also took part in the round, as did investment management firms Baillie Gifford and Coatue Management.
Oscar operates an online health insurance service with 420,000 members across 15 US states, offering plans tailored for individual, family and business. Users can also access telemedicine treatment…