Anju Software has paid an undisclosed sum to acquire healthcare data provider Zephyr Health, which had raised $33.5m from investors including GV.

GV, the subsidiary of internet and technology group Alphabet formerly known as Google Ventures, has exited US-based medical data provider Zephyr Health in an acquisition by life sciences software producer Anju Software.

The amount paid by Anju, a subsidiary of asset management firm Providence Equity Partners, was not disclosed. Zephyr had received approximately $33.5m in equity financing altogether.

Founded in 2011, Zephyr has created an analytics platform that provides healthcare data covering the effectiveness of different treatments, devices and physicians,…

Robert Lavine

Robert Lavine is special features editor for Global Venturing.