Impilo, a digital health platform focusing on easing access to healthcare from anywhere, has secured $11.5 million in a recently closed series A funding round to fuel growth and expansion of the company’s healthcare provider and payer footprint.
Led by Construct Capital, the financing round was also supported by contributions from a consortium of investors, including GC 1 Capital, 2048 Ventures, One Way Ventures, and an unnamed number of strategic investors.
Since its founding in 2020 under the leadership of Josh Stein, Patrick Quire, and Bryan Karlovitz, the company has been at the forefront of using innovative technologies to make at-home care affordable and accessible anywhere.
Through its technology platform, Impilo simplifies virtual care delivery by empowering healthcare providers and educating patients on how to access virtual care anywhere without following a lengthy procedure.
Impilo also provides plug-and-play technology solutions, enabling healthcare providers to deploy remote monitoring devices, sensors, and supplies. The company also offers tech-enabled services, including APIs to help healthcare providers connect to medical devices, improving virtual care delivery.
According to Josh Stein, CEO of Impilo, this investment will help the company accelerate growth, extend its services to many users, and develop innovative technologies that make healthcare more accessible.
