3M Ventures and NTTVC joined new and existing investors to help the cardiopulmonary virtual care provider boost its overall funding to $92m.
US-based telehealth software provider Eko Devices raised $65m on Monday in a series C round that included advanced materials product maker 3M and telecommunications firm NTT.
Highland Capital Partners and Questa Capital co-led the round, which also featured fellow venture capital firms Artis Ventures and DigiTx Partners in addition to unnamed new and returning backers. The corporates participated through respective investment vehicles 3M Ventures and NTTVC.
Eko was founded in 2013 and has developed an artificial intelligence-equipped virtual healthcare platform…
