The series D round helped Sedgwick and NewYork-Presbyterian-backed care optimisation platform developer LeanTaas push its overall funding past the $250m mark.

LeanTaas, a US-based healthcare management software producer that counts care provider NewYork-Presbyterian and insurance services firm Sedgwick as investors, secured $130m in series D funding yesterday.

Growth equity firm Insight Partners led the round, investing alongside investment banking firm Goldman Sachs. The company has now raised more than $250m altogether and it said over $150m of that amount has come from Insight Partners.

LeanTaas provides software that helps hospitals manage and most efficiently use capacity across its beds, operating rooms…

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