InstaMed previously raised $6m in September 2010 to take its then-total to $22m.

InstaMed, a US-based healthcare payments network, has raised $14m from "more than 90%" of its existing venture investors, one new fund and angels. InstaMed previously raised $6m in September 2010 to take its then-total to $22m. Those backers include Benjamin Franklin Technology Partners, NJTC Venture Fund, US Bank, Ashby Point Capital and Osage Ventures, which backs university spin-outs. Earlier in the month, Osage backed Carnegie Speech’s $3.4m series B round. The InstaMed Network powers healthcare payments for over 200,000 providers nationally with tens of billions of dollars in healthcare payments processed.

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