Existing investors GE Ventures and Humana both took part as the primary healthcare provider boosted its overall funding to more than $220m.
US-based primary care provider Iora Health raised $100m yesterday in a series E round that included insurance firm Humana and industrial manufacturer General Electric.
F-Prime Capital and Devonshire Investors, subsidiaries of financial services group Fidelity, also participated in the round, as did .406 Ventures, Flare Capital Partners, Khosla Ventures, Polaris Partners and Temasek. General Electric took part through its GE Ventures unit.
Iora provides healthcare through a model that involves it opening practices with partner organisations. Its offering includes health…
