Rock Health

Rock Health is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in investing in digital health startups at the seed and early stages. Founded in 2010, it focuses on supporting entrepreneurs at the intersection of healthcare and technology. The firm invests in companies developing innovative health-oriented products, such as activity-tracking devices, telemedicine applications, and data-analytic tools aimed at reducing healthcare costs and enhancing clinical outcomes. Rock Health provides not just funding, but also access to a network of venture, legal, and corporate partners, as well as medical and office resources to its portfolio companies. Its investments include notable firms like Omada Health, Collective Health, and Doctor on Demand, all of which contribute to improving healthcare accessibility and outcomes. Rock Health aims to foster scalable and sustainable businesses that create a positive impact on healthcare for individuals.

Bill Evans

Managing Director

Nate Gross

Founder

Stephanie Siepman

Venture Principal

122 past transactions

Welkin Health

Seed Round in 2015
Welkin Health, Inc. develops and operates patient management software. It configures patient’s program into workflows and tells health workers when to do what, ensuring patients get care exactly when they need it. The software also allows health plans to reach members and test program protocols for chronic disease groups, allows providers and health services to connect with patients, expansion of protocols based on demographics and/or geography, and enables life sciences companies to connect with patients by phone, text, video, and email. Welkin Health, Inc. was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.
The Activity Exchange (AchieveMint) is a patient engagement platform focused on demonstrating health outcomes with digital health solutions and new approaches to predictive analytics. It provides incentives to patients who take healthy actions across a variety of mobile applications and to app developers who encourage those healthy actions. The Activity Exchange (AchieveMint) began as a collaboration between GE Ventures and Stanford Health Care to create a digital health enabled future. It was launched in 2012 by [Mikki Nasch](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/mikki-nasch), [Luca Foschini](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/luca-foschini#/entity), [Christine Lemke](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/christine-lemke#/entity), and [Alessio Signorini](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/alessio-signorini#/entity). It is based in San Francisco, C.A.

Collective Health

Series B in 2015
Collective Health gives companies a smarter alternative to traditional health insurance. Through a cloud-based, integrated health benefits platform, the company enables self-insured employers to get more out of their healthcare investment while taking better care of their people. Collective Health has seen exponential traction in the $1.2 trillion employer-sponsored insurance market -- its membership has grown by 500x in just three sales cycles. Currently, the company covers 70,000 employee and dependent lives across 15 employers; clients include Activision Blizzard, Crossfit, eBay, Palantir and Red Bull. For more information, visit https://www.collectivehealth.com.

NoviMedicine

Seed Round in 2012
NoviMedicine is a service that connects patients to doctors efficiently and effectively. It reduces the barriers to seeing a dermatologist. ("Novi" means "new" in Latin. This fits, because NoviMedicine is a new way of receiving expert acne advice and care).

Skimble

Seed Round in 2011
Skimble powers the mobile wellness movement with an ecosystem of fun, dynamic and social coaching applications. Skimble latest title, Workout Trainer, provides multimedia workouts led by expert coaches and is a top app in the Android Market and App Store. Skimble also offers a multisport GPS Sports Tracker app, which helps people track over 45 sports activities and share accomplishments with friends. Skimble is a graduate of Rock Health in San Francisco.

Omada

Seed Round in 2011
Omada IT provides IT security solutions for identity management & access governance that help organizations to use identity for businesses.

Avva Health

Seed Round in 2012
Avva is a personal online application that helps women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer prepare for important medical appointments. Avva’s vision is to empower and support patients by providing an online tool that serves as a comprehensive “home base” for breast cancer treatment – one that helps patients address the organizational, emotional, social, and medical components of treatment. Avva is a personal advocate that gives patients tools to take a more active role in their own treatment. Avva’s visit preparation service is the first step on the path to this vision. The founders’ time spent working closely with patients has led them to focus first and foremost on improving patient experience, maintaining an absolute dedication to serving patients above and beyond any other parties in the healthcare system. The evolution of Avva’s functionality and design has been driven almost exclusively by countless interviews and feedback sessions with breast cancer survivors. The result is a simple, intuitive tool that the team at Avva believes can have a tremendously positive impact on any patient undergoing breast cancer treatment.

Aptible

Seed Round in 2014
Aptible Inc. provides a security management platform to automate HIPAA compliance for Web and mobile developers. It offers Aptible Enclave, a Docker-based platform that enables secure deployment into private AWS environments; and Aptible Gridiron, a security management platform for cloud-based software engineering teams. The company serves digital health companies. Aptible Inc. was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Omada Health

Pre Seed Round in 2011
Omada Health, Inc. designs and develops online digital healthcare programs that coordinate with the patients in chronic condition. Its programs help employers and health planers to identify the people within their population at risk for developing preventable chronic conditions, such as prediabetes, diabetes, hypertension, and heart diseases. Omada Health, Inc. was incorporated in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional office in Atlanta, Georgia.

Collective Health

Series B in 2015
Collective Health gives companies a smarter alternative to traditional health insurance. Through a cloud-based, integrated health benefits platform, the company enables self-insured employers to get more out of their healthcare investment while taking better care of their people. Collective Health has seen exponential traction in the $1.2 trillion employer-sponsored insurance market -- its membership has grown by 500x in just three sales cycles. Currently, the company covers 70,000 employee and dependent lives across 15 employers; clients include Activision Blizzard, Crossfit, eBay, Palantir and Red Bull. For more information, visit https://www.collectivehealth.com.

Spire, Inc.

Seed Round in 2013
Spire, Inc. manufactures an activity tracker device that senses physical movement, position, and breathing patterns to help people to live their life with health, balance, and productivity levels. It measures inhalation and exhalation times, apneic events, steps, and calories to offer insights about daily activities and state of mind through the mobile application on iPhones, iPods, and iPads. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Oula Health

Seed Round in 2020
Oula is redesigning maternity care from the ground up. Its modern maternity center combines the best of obstetrics and midwifery care to deliver a more evidence-based and personalized pregnancy experience. From its collaborative medical team, welcoming clinic, and remote care platform, we are setting a new standard for pregnancy that unifies modern medicine and human intuition. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York.

Health in Reach

Seed Round in 2011
Health In Reach, Inc., an Internet-based service company, provides service that helps people to find the lowest prices from qualified dentists and doctors, then to book appointments online. It provides information about health and wellness, disorders and conditions, diagnosis and therapy, neighborhoods/cities, and demographic groups. The company serves consumers and healthcare providers. Health In Reach, Inc. was founded in 2009 and is based in Los Angeles, California.

Welkin Health

Seed Round in 2014
Welkin Health, Inc. develops and operates patient management software. It configures patient’s program into workflows and tells health workers when to do what, ensuring patients get care exactly when they need it. The software also allows health plans to reach members and test program protocols for chronic disease groups, allows providers and health services to connect with patients, expansion of protocols based on demographics and/or geography, and enables life sciences companies to connect with patients by phone, text, video, and email. Welkin Health, Inc. was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Bright Systems, Inc.

Private Placement in 2020
Bright Systems, Inc., an application that help parents of children ages 2-10 learn and use behavioral health techniques and skills that contribute to strong parent-child relationships. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in San Jose, California. As of June 2, 2020, Bright Systems, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Maven Clinic Co.

Lumity

Series A in 2015
Lumity simplifies company health plan decisions with data-driven recommendations that drive cost savings and improve outcomes. With one dashboard, users can control and measure their plan’s design, match recommendations to group needs, and receive real-time insights into benefits. Founded in 2013 as a B2B company, Lumity is headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Amplify Health

Seed Round in 2013
Amplify Health, Inc. develops a cloud-based data analytics software that gives insights needed to succeed in payment models to payers and providers.

Sensentia

Convertible Note in 2013
Sensentia automates complex tasks and processes in the health care administration domain that previously could only be done by humans, driving higher efficiency, better quality of service, at much lower cost. Sensentia is developing a whole platform and ecosystem of applications addressing a multitude of pains in this space. Our first product is providing a fully automated system to answer the billion of inquiries insurers receive from their members and providers every year.

Care at Hand

Seed Round in 2013
Care At Hand, Inc. develops a mobile-based electronic health records and workflow automation software for home health care agencies. It uses evidence-based predictive algorithms on mobile devices to transform point-of-care observations by home health aides into clinically relevant alerts to clinicians. The company is based in San Francisco, California. As of June 14, 2016, Care At Hand, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Mindoula Health, Inc.

Kurbo by WW

Seed Round in 2013
Kurbo Health is using mobile technology and personalized coaching to help millions of overweight children get their weight under control. Utilizing intelligent mobile apps and web-based tools, Kurbo's programs help children and their families eat healthier and lose weight. Based on research done by pediatric obesity experts at Stanford University and SUNY Buffalo, Kurbo Health is the first company with a scalable solution that combines virtual feedback, proven tracking methodologies, and personalized coaching to help adolescents control their weight using their favorite tool -- their smart phone.

Medmonk

Seed Round in 2012
Medmonk is based on the premise that it's in everyone's best interest for medications to be used regardless of price. Patients get the care and medications they need, insurers are protected against larger claims, and pharmaceutical companies and pharmacies get maximum use of their medications. Co-founder Somaira Punjwani, an HIV specialty pharmacist, had to invent a process as an alternative to turning away patients who struggled with their co-pay. She did this manually for over three years with overwhelming positive feedback from grateful patients who could now afford their medications.

Gather.md

Grant in 2012
Gather provides actionable analytics for personal health. Gather is a U.S.-based company that was founded in 2012 by Tony Webster and John Schrom.

Virta Health

Series A in 2017
Virta Health Corp. operates an online specialty medical clinic focusing on treatment for type 2 diabetes. It offers nutritional biochemistry, data science, and digital solutions. Virta Health Corp. was formerly known as KetoThrive Corp. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Oula Health

Private Placement in 2020
Oula is redesigning maternity care from the ground up. Its modern maternity center combines the best of obstetrics and midwifery care to deliver a more evidence-based and personalized pregnancy experience. From its collaborative medical team, welcoming clinic, and remote care platform, we are setting a new standard for pregnancy that unifies modern medicine and human intuition. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York.

Brightline

Series A in 2020
Brightline is a technology-enabled behavioral health home for children and their families. Brightline delivers integrated care through innovative technology, virtual behavioral health services, and a collaborative care team focused on supporting children across developmental stages and their families.

ChickRx

Seed Round in 2012
Women constantly seek advice on things like weight loss, skincare, relationships, sex, anxiety, etc. - it's an everyday behavior. But instead of talking to friends, which doesn't provide anonymity or the best information, they should be able to connect with the appropriate experts, and do so cheaply and easily. ChickRx democratizes wellness advice, making it convenient, quick, and affordable for women to speak with experts over the phone or chat. Meanwhile, ChickRx helps experts like dietitians, marriage and family therapists, sex therapists, skincare professionals, etc. supplement their incomes. The existing ChickRx site, a Q&A platform, has grown from 40k monthly uniques to nearly a million in only seven months, and with just two employees. Founded by Meghan Muntean and Stacey Borden, Princeton and Harvard/HBS graduates, ChickRx completed the Rock Health accelerator, won the New Media Women Entrepreneurs award, and previously raised $540,000 in seed funding.

BitGym

Seed Round in 2011
BitGym is a digital home gym for tablets and smartphones. Find your workout of the day, compete with others and watch 3D trail runs - all using your existing cardio machine! There is no extra hardware to buy or configure, BitGym uses the front facing camera and accelerometer on smart devices to detect exercise motion.

BrainBot

Seed Round in 2011
BrainBot began as a trip to the Himalayan mountains to measure the brainwaves of meditating monks. In the summer of 2011, we won a grant from the non-profit healthcare incubator Rock Health to develop tools to help people meditate using technology.

Omada Health

Seed Round in 2011
Omada Health, Inc. designs and develops online digital healthcare programs that coordinate with the patients in chronic condition. Its programs help employers and health planers to identify the people within their population at risk for developing preventable chronic conditions, such as prediabetes, diabetes, hypertension, and heart diseases. Omada Health, Inc. was incorporated in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional office in Atlanta, Georgia.

Cylinder

Series A in 2018
Vivante Health, Inc., a digital health company, develops solutions to manage chronic conditions. It offers GIThrive, a technology platform that provides actionable insights to members manage their digestive conditions, as well as empowers people through technology, advanced science, and on-demand human support for cost savings for health plans and self-insured employers. The company’s GIThrive also acts as a digital gut health program that provides expert insights and guidance, monitoring and analysis, and 24/7 gut-side assistance. In addition, it offers GIMate, a portable breathalyzer that identifies trigger food; and GutCheck, an at-home microbiome analysis of gut bacteria that provides a personalized diet, recommendations, and care plans. Vivante Health, Inc. was incorporated in 2015 and is based in Houston, Texas with an additional office in Athens, Greece.

Sano

Seed Round in 2013
Sano is building a small, wearable sensor that can capture and transmit blood chemistry data continuously to virtually any device. The company will liberate this data to a third-party development and analytical platform called the API for the bloodstream.

Insight Rx, Inc.

Private Placement in 2019
Insight Rx, Inc. develops and operates a cloud-based platform that applies the principles of quantitative pharmacology and machine learning to improve patient care. It offers InsightRX, an online platform that guides treatment decisions at individual level where drug concentration and biomarker data are collected over-time to learn about the patient response and optimize treatment; and at population level where data is collected in larger patient populations/in infrequently encountered patient populations. The company’s platform is also used to leverage clinically validated pharmacokinetic models, patient physiology, pharmacogenomics, drug concentrations, and biomarkers to optimize dosing; leverage disease-based pharmacodynamics models to inform treatment decision making; and learn about patient populations, and provide patient benchmarking and dose/response metrics. Insight Rx, Inc. was founded in 2015 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Ambient Clinical Analytics

Seed Round in 2014
Ambient Clinical Analytics is the creator of a software platform designed for data assimilation, communication and analytics. It is based on decision support tools initially deployed in the intensive care unit (ICU) or emergency department of hospitals. Our software consists of algorithms that mine data from electronic medical records (EMR). It then presents that data to the physicians and nurses so they may facilitate real-time clinical decision making and care delivery. These products are positioned as add on applications that are designed to easily integrate with the current major EMR providers.

Wellth

Series A in 2020
Wellth develops and operates a mobile application to lower cost for payors and rewards for consumers. Its application engages consumers through providing targeted incentive plans, delivering reminders and information, and sharing cost savings that help them build healthy habits and foster disease management. It focuses on reducing the cost of the healthcare system by encouraging consumers to manage their diseases and to take preventative actions to stay healthy. Wellth is based in New York, New York.

Elemental Machines

Seed Round in 2016
Elemental Machines is revolutionizing science-based industries with a smart lab platform that offers powerful, data-driven insights to improve laboratory operations, research, development, and manufacturing outcomes. Continuously monitoring equipment and environmental variables provides new levels of clarity, transparency and consistency, and improved repeatability and gathers new data sets for advanced analytics.

Crohnology

Seed Round in 2011
Crohnology is creating a patient-powered research platform that allows any patient to contribute to research for their own condition.

Avive

Seed Round in 2018
Avive Solutions develops a next-generation Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and software solutions. Avive's AED enables anyone to positively impact the outcome of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) rescue by building a more robust solution that addresses the problem of SCA in its entirety. The AED will remove barriers to respond to a SCA scenario. It will be easy to purchase, easy to access in an emergency, easy to keep maintained, and most importantly easy to use effectively when it matters most. Avive Solutions is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Lift Labs

Seed Round in 2013
Lift Labs is a creator of a suite of home health hardware for people living with Parkinson's Disease and Essential Tremor. Its core R&D focuses on areas of healthcare, sustainability, safety, and education. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

CellScope

Seed Round in 2012
CellScope is bringing diagnostic imaging to the mobile platform, with optical attachments and clever software. They have recently launched CellScope Oto, which turns a smartphone into a digital otoscope with seamless, secure data transmission. Clinicians use their system to share images and video with patients and colleagues, and track changes over time. For home users, their technology will dramatically improve remote telemedicine diagnosis, adding the critical images and video of the condition. CellScope technology enables virtual visits saving time and money, as well as watchful waiting, avoiding the harm of unnecessary antibiotics.

Benefitter

Angel Round in 2013
Benefitter helps employers confidently navigate Health Care Reform, save money, and improve their employees’ well-being.

Kinsights

Seed Round in 2011
Kinsights, Inc. owns and operates an online community for parents to connect with each other, access resources, recipes, and advice with the help of a pediatric health record. It offers Kinsights, a platform that connects parents based on medical conditions, location, and age of child, as well as supports them to help their children change course and live a healthier lifestyle. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California. As of December 31, 2015, Kinsights, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Care.com, Inc.

ClinCapture

Seed Round in 2018
ClinCapture provides a powerful eClinical platform that enables sponsors and CROs to rapidly build and deploy studies, lower clinical trial costs, and streamline data capture processes. Offering a host of private cloud solutions, ClinCapture’s technologies help advance the evaluation and development of drugs, biologics, and devices that demonstrate promise for the diagnosis and/or treatment of a wide range of diseases or medical conditions.

CliniCast

Seed Round in 2012
CliniCast builds software tools for population management that enables healthcare organizations to: (1)identify high risk patients, (2)target appropriate interventions to manage those patients, (3)optimize workflow to maximize productivity, and (4)measure performance. CliniCast’s risk models has the capability to extract insights from diverse sources, including: demographics, claims, labs, pharmacy, psychosocial information, surveys and unstructured free text. This ability to handle comprehensive sources of data means CliniCast’s models offer superior risk discrimination.

Wellth

Private Placement in 2020
Wellth develops and operates a mobile application to lower cost for payors and rewards for consumers. Its application engages consumers through providing targeted incentive plans, delivering reminders and information, and sharing cost savings that help them build healthy habits and foster disease management. It focuses on reducing the cost of the healthcare system by encouraging consumers to manage their diseases and to take preventative actions to stay healthy. Wellth is based in New York, New York.

Enzyme

Seed Round in 2017
Enzyme is building software to help life sciences companies with FDA approval and regulatory compliance. Using Enzyme’s software, those companies can avoid spending money on costly consultants which in turn can reduce their compliance costs by up to 50 percent. Since 10 percent of all personnel in biopharma and life sciences companies are related to regulatory issues, it can lower headcount as well. Perhaps most importantly, Enzyme can also make it easier and faster for those companies to bring their products to market.

Smart Patients

Seed Round in 2013
Smart Patients, Inc. operates an online community for interaction between patients of various diseases. The company focuses on cancer. Its online community enables cancer patients and caregivers to learn from each other about treatments and side effects, clinical trials, the latest science, where to find help, how to cope with disease, research into disease and treatments, prevention, recurrence, end of life, grieving, and related topics. Its built-in clinical trial search engine enables users to find trials, track the ones they are interested in, and discuss them with the community. The company also enables family members and friends, patient advocates, and survivors to access the Website on behalf of patients. Smart Patients, Inc. is based in the United States.

BigEvidence

Seed Round in 2011
Bigevidence was co-founded by an MD/PhD and an Internet executive, both passionate about improving the quality of healthcare. Their approach leverages work initiated with a generous grant from the National Stroke Association under the auspices of UCSF. They are grateful members of the Rock Health healthcare startup incubator.

Neurotrack

Seed Round in 2013
Neurotrack is on a mission to transform the diagnosis and prevention of Alzheimer’s and related dementias through its app-based Cognitive Health Program. Its digital cognitive assessments, using groundbreaking eye-tracking technology, are coupled with a personalized intervention program to empower individuals at any age to strengthen their cognitive health through “brain checkups” and targeted lifestyle behaviors. The company was founded in 2012 by Elli Kaplan and neuroscientist Dr. Stuart Zola and is based in Redwood City, California.

Brightline, Inc.

Private Placement in 2020
Brightline, Inc. provides pediatric behavioral health care services. It offers behavior therapy, psychiatry and medication support, speech-language therapy, and occupational therapy services. Brightline, Inc. was formerly known as Emilio Health, Inc. and changed its name to Brightline, Inc. in May 2020. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Sano

Seed Round in 2015
Sano is building a small, wearable sensor that can capture and transmit blood chemistry data continuously to virtually any device. The company will liberate this data to a third-party development and analytical platform called the API for the bloodstream.

Docphin

Seed Round in 2012
Docphin, Inc. provides a platform that personalizes medical news and research. The company’s platform enables physicians to personalize the news and research that matters most to them and their patients. It combines information from medical journals, news, and twitter filtering out meaningless articles to provide necessary information. Docphin, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As per the transaction announced on March 14, 2016, Docphin, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of HealthTap Inc.

Ribbon Health

Series B in 2021
Ribbon Health, Inc. owns and operates a software as a service (SaaS) platform for data on doctors, insurance plans, and costs and quality of care for healthcare enterprises. Its Ribbon Health offers provider directory, referral management, care navigation, and insurance enrollment. The company serves health insurance companies, third-party administrators, digital doctor finders, referral management software, clinics and hospitals, EHR and EMR systems, employee care navigators, brokers and benefits admins, and health savings accounts. Ribbon Health, Inc. was formerly known as HealthWiz, Inc. and changed its name to Ribbon Health, Inc. in March 2018. Ribbon Health, Inc. was incorporated in 2016 and is based in New York, New York.

Pear Suite

Seed Round in 2024
Pear Suite enables anyone—community health workers, other healthcare staff, and volunteers—to assess and address the social drivers of health for older adults in a scalable, cost-effective, and person-centered way.

Autism Acumen

Seed Round in 2014
Acumen is making patient video medically meaningful to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders

JOON

Seed Round in 2021
JOON automates wellness reimbursements and eliminates all administrative headaches. Our platform covers every dimension of employee well-being and empowers employees to self-direct their benefit dollars

Health IQ

Seed Round in 2014
Their mission: to increase health literacy around the world Over the last 100 years, the world’s language literacy has increased significantly. Their challenge over the next 100 years is to increase the world’s health literacy. They believe the best way to create change is to celebrate the people who are dedicated to their health, rather than harass the people who are not. The Health Conscious are the unsung heroes — the people who don’t get credit for their hard work. Help us spread health literacy to every corner of the world.

Neumitra

Seed Round in 2012
Neumitra, Inc. manufactures embedded biomodules that accurately and continuously measure the autonomic nervous system throughout daily life demands. The company also develops a mobile application software to link contextual data, such as events, locations, and activities. The software also measure body stress levels. Neumitra, Inc. was incorporated in 2010 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Senstore

Seed Round in 2011
Senstore is providing the technical and social infrastructure to empower the DIY developer community to build health sensor devices. By partnering with existing technology platforms where they are already available and building new services where required we lower the barriers of entry into this space. This encourages more developers to join the ecosystem, replicating the patterns that led to the foundation of the internet and mobile technology industries.

Podimetrics

Series B in 2019
Podimetrics, Inc. develops remote temperature monitoring systems for the prevention of diabetic foot ulcers. It offers Podimetrics SmartMat, a wireless in-home monitoring technology that collects foot temperature scans. The company also offers online tools for clinical decision support and population management. Podimetrics, Inc. was founded in 2011 and is based in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Evidation Health

Series A in 2014
Evidation Health is a provider of a health data analytics platform designed to collect and analyze continuous behavior data and healthcare information so as to create better health outcomes. Its platform turns raw, high-frequency everyday behavior data from sensors, devices, speech, video, and other sources into new knowledge about health and disease, that enable individuals and innovative companies to understand and influence the everyday behaviors. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Zus Health

Series A in 2021
Zus Health helps a new wave of healthcare builders to create technologies and services without the usual blockers. Zus Health aims to bring forth a better health reality by empowering an inspired new wave of healthcare builders to create digital technologies and services that are cheaper, easier to customize, and far more intimate.

Bluesight

Series A in 2013
KitCheck is a provider of a cloud software platform used to offer automated hospital pharmacy kit processing and medication tracking. The company provides cloud-hosted software combined with IoT technology to reduce kit replenishment time by 72-96% while simultaneously delivering higher accuracy and eliminating errors. In addition, the Narc Check product streamlines recording, waste reconciliation, and billing for medications used in the operating room. Kit Check is used across hundreds of hospitals in the U.S. and Canada and tracks over 90% of all kit medication volume in the industry that is digitally tracked.

CancerIQ

Seed Round in 2013
CancerIQ’s technology enables hospitals to identify, evaluate and manage entire patient populations based on individual genetic risk factors. By analyzing family history, running predictive risk models and automating NCCN guidelines, CancerIQ empowers community-based providers with the genetic expertise to prevent cancer or catch it early. The platform has been rapidly adopted by some of the top health systems in the country and fully integrates with genetics laboratories, EHRs, and specialty software vendors to streamline workflow, guide clinician decision making, achieve cost savings, and – most importantly – improve patient outcomes. Learn more about how CancerIQ is scaling the use of genetic testing to predict, preempt and prevent disease at canceriq.com.

Sitka

Series A in 2021
Sitka, Inc. develops and operates an online communication platform that connects patients with health care providers. Its platform enables endocrinology, neurology, orthopedics, pulmonology, and rheumatology providers to interact with their patients. Sitka, Inc. was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Carmel, California.

Bodyport

Seed Round in 2016
Bodyport Inc. manufactures sensor fitted weighing scales for cardiac patients. It offers Bodyport, a biomarker-driven virtual clinic for the prevention and management of heart disease. Its device measures blood pressure, heart rate, heart rate variability, arterial stiffness, and health assessment through a person’s feet. The company also provides online patient portal and educational materials. The company was incorporated in 2015 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Accountable

Seed Round in 2014
Accountable is a platform designed to help organizations manage HIPAA compliance. Our software as a service provides all of the necessary tools and resources to maintain compliance, not just for doctors and hospitals, but for all organizations that are now required to be HIPAA compliant under the new regulations. From policies & procedures to risk assessments and employee training, Accountable covers everything that companies need to become and stay compliant.

1DocWay

Seed Round in 2015
1DocWay is an online doctor's office. Rural, elderly, disabled and busy patients can schedule appointments online and see their doctor through our secure videochat platform. As a result, physicians increase scheduling flexibility and revenue opportunities by expanding their patient base, increasing reimbursement rates and replacing phone calls (not reimbursed)

Doctor On Demand

Series B in 2015
Doctor On Demand is a video telemedicine company, offering on-demand and scheduled visits with US-licensed healthcare providers via any smartphone, tablet, or computer. It focuses on providing solutions for employers, health plans, retail clinics, and health systems. With solutions for employers, health plans, retail clinics, and health systems, Doctor On Demand is redefining the industry with top-rated customer experience, highest clinical standards, and implementation and customer success directors, as well as 24/7 customer support. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Cake Health

Seed Round in 2011
Cake Health is an online system that helps users understand and manage their health care. Cake Health provides a central place to track all your healthcare plans online. It updates your plan status so you know what's covered, automatically categorizes your claims, tracks your out-of-pocket expenses and alerts you to possible overcharges.

Wello

Seed Round in 2012
Wello is an online platform offering live fitness training over two-way video. It provides an affordable and easy way for its users to workout with a live fitness professional of their choice. Its first product called 1-on-1 personal training was launched in 2012. In 2013, Wello completed the program at Rock Health and became part of a prolific network of the best digital health companies in the country. It matches clients with the right Wello-vetted trainer and workout program for them, provides seamless scheduling and payment, and establishes the live video connection for the workout to take place. Wello was launched in 2011 by Stanford MBA students Ann Scott Plante and Leslie Silverglide. It is based in San Francisco, C.A.

Labdoor

Seed Round in 2012
Labdoor, Inc. sells supplements and energy drinks online. The company sells fish oils, herbal supplements, magnesium supplements, melatonin supplements, probiotic supplements, protein supplements, and zinc supplements. It also offers supplement testing and rating service. Labdoor, Inc. was formerly known as Labrdr Inc. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in South San Francisco, California.

Amino

Series B in 2015
Amino Inc. owns and operates an online platform that allows users to find doctors, compare their experience, and book an appointment in the United States. It enables patients to search for doctors for various conditions, procedures, and specialties. Amino Inc. was formerly known as Pare Labs, Inc. and changed its name to Amino Inc. in May, 2014. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Heartbeat

Seed Round in 2011
Heartbeat is a salesforce.com like enterprise solution for the one person business. We empower people to be successful doing what they love. Heartbeat builds simple business tools designed for the one person business. Their first tool is a fast, fun, and free way to set up a beautiful online store from your iPhone.

ChickRx

Seed Round in 2012
Women constantly seek advice on things like weight loss, skincare, relationships, sex, anxiety, etc. - it's an everyday behavior. But instead of talking to friends, which doesn't provide anonymity or the best information, they should be able to connect with the appropriate experts, and do so cheaply and easily. ChickRx democratizes wellness advice, making it convenient, quick, and affordable for women to speak with experts over the phone or chat. Meanwhile, ChickRx helps experts like dietitians, marriage and family therapists, sex therapists, skincare professionals, etc. supplement their incomes. The existing ChickRx site, a Q&A platform, has grown from 40k monthly uniques to nearly a million in only seven months, and with just two employees. Founded by Meghan Muntean and Stacey Borden, Princeton and Harvard/HBS graduates, ChickRx completed the Rock Health accelerator, won the New Media Women Entrepreneurs award, and previously raised $540,000 in seed funding.

Stride Health

Seed Round in 2015
Stride Health, Inc. operates a health benefits platform that allows independent workers and part-time employees to select and enroll in affordable health coverage. It offers dental plans, drive plans, and doctor and prescription insurance plans. The company serves customers in the United States. Stride Health, Inc. was formerly known as Covered, Inc. and changed its name to Stride Health, Inc. in March 2013. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Podimetrics

Private Placement in 2020
Podimetrics, Inc. develops remote temperature monitoring systems for the prevention of diabetic foot ulcers. It offers Podimetrics SmartMat, a wireless in-home monitoring technology that collects foot temperature scans. The company also offers online tools for clinical decision support and population management. Podimetrics, Inc. was founded in 2011 and is based in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Reify Health

Seed Round in 2012
Reify Health provides cloud-based software that helps accelerate the development of new, life-saving therapies. The company's system accelerates enrollment timelines and the overall pace of research, enabling research sponsors and coordinators to focus on the actions that impact clinical research success. Reify Health product StudyTeam is a cloud-based software that helps clinical trial teams achieve faster, more predictable enrollment while eliminating the tedious work that saps productivity and study budget. It gives sponsors, CROs, and clinical research sites earlier visibility to the full enrollment picture, and the insight they need to focus on people and capital on work that yields the greatest return.

Sessions

Seed Round in 2012
Sessions is developing a suite of behavior change programs blending the highest standards of design and user experience with the rigor of evidence-based clinical practice. Leveraging technology allows Sessions to deliver higher quality programs with better outcomes at lower cost. Leveraging technology allows Sessions to deliver higher quality programs with better outcomes at lower cost.

Podimetrics

Private Placement in 2019
Podimetrics, Inc. develops remote temperature monitoring systems for the prevention of diabetic foot ulcers. It offers Podimetrics SmartMat, a wireless in-home monitoring technology that collects foot temperature scans. The company also offers online tools for clinical decision support and population management. Podimetrics, Inc. was founded in 2011 and is based in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Genomera

Seed Round in 2011
Genomera is a Silicon-Valley startup founded by Internet and health veterans, who bring together **personal health, scientific evidence**, and **social networking**. **Genomera is _Personal Health**_ | managing aspects of personal health that operate mostly outside the doctor's office: personal tracking of exercise, diet and nutrition, sleep, genomics, etc. Genomera is _**intensely me**_. **Genomera is _Health Collaboration**_ | working together, sharing data, supporting one another, comparing with one another, achieving insight faster together. With **social built in from the core**, Genomera is _**engagingly we**_.

AgileMD

Seed Round in 2012
AgileMD, Inc. develops a web, mobile, and EHR-integrated application that provides clinicians with access to guidelines, protocols, and scoring tools. AgileMD, Inc. was formerly known as Agile Diagnosis, Inc. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Zipongo

Seed Round in 2012
Are you an employer or health plan looking for an easy way to engage individuals in healthy and sustainable eating habits that drive positive results for you and your employees or members? You’ve come to the right place. Foodsmart’s program delivers uniquely personalized food recommendations tied to content and tools that enable healthy eating at home and at work. Our scalable, easy-to-implement platform offers health plans and employers actionable data and insights into how diet affects the overall health of their employees. The result: positive member and employee health outcomes, and significant reductions in health costs. Learn more at www.foodsmart.com

Health Equity Labs

Seed Round in 2013
Here's to The Healthy. Health Equity Labs - we believe that the best way to improve the world's health is to celebrate The Healthy, rather than to cajole and harass the unhealthy. Health Equity Labs has developed a “FICO type” score for health and plan to use it to find people who have positive health equity. The score is not based upon steps or activity but rather metabolic markers like fasting blood sugar, cholesterol,

Benefitter

Seed Round in 2012
Benefitter helps employers confidently navigate Health Care Reform, save money, and improve their employees’ well-being.

Cognitive Health Innovations

Seed Round in 2012
Cognitive Health Innovations is the first clinically validated solution for therapists to help clients using web and mobile apps. We improve support, communication and outcomes while we streamline operations and increase therapist revenue.

Omada Health

Series C in 2015
Omada Health, Inc. designs and develops online digital healthcare programs that coordinate with the patients in chronic condition. Its programs help employers and health planers to identify the people within their population at risk for developing preventable chronic conditions, such as prediabetes, diabetes, hypertension, and heart diseases. Omada Health, Inc. was incorporated in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional office in Atlanta, Georgia.

Lantern

Seed Round in 2013
Finding emotional well-being during life’s twists and turns isn’t easy. Accessing care is at best expensive, and at worst completely out of reach. And that’s where Lantern comes in. Founded in 2012 in San Francisco, they’re a team of researchers, technologists, and clinicians translating clinical research and expertise into simple, effective web and mobile programs based in cognitive behavioral therapy. They’re not about unrealistic promises or get-happy-quick schemes. They’re about removing the stigma and barriers that prevent people from strengthening their emotional selves, offering a holistic approach to making every day better. They envision a world in which people think differently about their mental health–where they feel empowered to take a simple step toward self-improvement. They’re on a mission to make this happen, and they hope you’ll join us.

CRIXlabs, Inc.

Seed Round in 2013
CRIXlabs (DBA Quantified Skin) is an artificial-intelligence-based platform with learning, adaptive and recommendation capabilities, enabling enterprise customers track & provide real time support to their user base. Quantified Skin leverages patented algorithms in deep learning (NuSilico) RBM and image recognition and patent pending algorithms for automatic tagging of user generated data for real time user support (TagGen). Technology is being licensed in skin care, home and fitness space.

Chrono Therapeutics

Venture Round in 2015
Chrono Therapeutics Inc., a digital transdermal drug delivery company, develops SmartStop, a digital nicotine replacement therapy. Its wearable solution tailors the timing and dose sizes of drugs, preempts predictable peak disease, and addiction symptoms with a device. The company was incorporated in 2003 and is based in Hayward, California.

Augmedix

Seed Round in 2014
Augmedix is a tech-enabled service that reclaims the hours physicians spend on the computer entering or retrieving data from electronic health records and refocuses them on what matters most: patient care. It uses wearable technology to connect its clinic with the Augmedix charting service. It is powered by Google Glass and Smartphone devices. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Natalist

Seed Round in 2019
Launched in August 2019, Natalist is built on the values of evidence, education, and usability. The team—moms, doctors, and scientists—started Natalist with a mission to reduce the shame, misinformation, and outdated product offerings they experienced while on the pregnancy journey. Natalist offers evidence-based educational resources, alongside redesigned fertility and pregnancy essentials. The Natalist team believes it is their moral imperative to leave the world a better place for future generations. They launched their Mother Earth sustainability initiative in August 2020, which includes being certified 100% plastic neutral. Natalist was founded by Halle Tecco, a prominent healthcare investor and Founder and former CEO of digital health investment fund, Rock Health.

Anapsis

Seed Round in 2013
Anapsis is a research platform and marketplace for scientific and statistical computing.

Amino

Series A in 2014
Amino Inc. owns and operates an online platform that allows users to find doctors, compare their experience, and book an appointment in the United States. It enables patients to search for doctors for various conditions, procedures, and specialties. Amino Inc. was formerly known as Pare Labs, Inc. and changed its name to Amino Inc. in May, 2014. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Ginger

Seed Round in 2011
Ginger is a telemental health provider delivering evidence-based behavioral health coaching, therapy and psychiatry from a smartphone. Ginger's on-demand system brings together behavioral health coaches, therapists, and psychiatrists, who work as a team to deliver personalized care, right through your smartphone. The app provides members with access to the support they need within seconds, 24/7, 365 days a year. Millions of people have access to Ginger through leading employers, health plans, and our network of partners

Home Team Therapy

Seed Round in 2012
Home Team Therapy uses online video and the Microsoft Kinect sensor to help patients exercise at home. Home Team Therapy uses online video and the Microsoft Kinect sensor to help patients exercise at home. More than 110M adult Americans suffer from musculoskeletal conditions each year. We help them get better fast, saving billions for their families, employers, and insurance companies. How it Works: After evaluating a new patient, physicians and physical therapists use our service platform to recommend customized exercise programs to their patients. When the patient gets home, she can follow along with instructional videos, track progress, and message her therapist.

Nephosity

Seed Round in 2012
Nephosity builds the platform for collaborative medical imaging, enabling anywhere, anytime viewing, sharing, and collaboration of patient cases involving medical imaging. This optimizes the medical imaging workflow for physicians and other healthcare providers, which lowers costs, engages patients, and improves care.

Labdoor

Seed Round in 2013
Labdoor, Inc. sells supplements and energy drinks online. The company sells fish oils, herbal supplements, magnesium supplements, melatonin supplements, probiotic supplements, protein supplements, and zinc supplements. It also offers supplement testing and rating service. Labdoor, Inc. was formerly known as Labrdr Inc. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in South San Francisco, California.

Wildflower Health

Seed Round in 2012
Wildflower Health is building a mobile health engagement platform to improve healthcare quality and lower medical costs. Our team is passionate about harnessing user-centered design and technology to deliver products that drive smarter healthcare decisions. Over time, we aspire to leverage a unique set of analytics to deliver novel insights that improve treatment and cost-management in the clinical areas we support. We believe that innovative digital health solutions have the power to truly change healthcare.

CellScope

Seed Round in 2011
CellScope is bringing diagnostic imaging to the mobile platform, with optical attachments and clever software. They have recently launched CellScope Oto, which turns a smartphone into a digital otoscope with seamless, secure data transmission. Clinicians use their system to share images and video with patients and colleagues, and track changes over time. For home users, their technology will dramatically improve remote telemedicine diagnosis, adding the critical images and video of the condition. CellScope technology enables virtual visits saving time and money, as well as watchful waiting, avoiding the harm of unnecessary antibiotics.