Healthcare management platform developer Vim has now received $37m since it was founded, with Premera Blue Cross and Optum Ventures among its newest investors.
Health insurer Premera Blue Cross and Optum Ventures, health services provider Optum’s strategic investment arm, have co-led a $24m series B round for US-based healthcare assessment software provider Vim.
Healthcare business development and M&A advisory firm Leverage Health Solutions also took part in the round along with venture capital firms Great Point Ventures and Sequoia Capital.
Founded in 2015, Vim has created a software platform that helps healthcare providers and health plan managers organise a patient’s care efficiently. Doctors have…
