Google Ventures and F-Prime Capital have co-led a round for PatientPing, which helps healthcare facilities share patient data.

US-based medical data exchange platform PatientPing has closed a series A round co-led by conglomerate Alphabet and financial services conglomerate Fidelity Management and Research at $9.6m, MedCity News reported on Monday.

Alphabet invested through its corporate venturing arm Google Ventures, while Fidelity participated through its F-Prime Capital vehicle. They were joined by First Round Capital and SV Angel.

PatientPing has developed a platform that facilitates the exchange of patient data between different healthcare facilities. Information includes contact details for other…