TLDR: Credo Health, a company specializing in technology for value-based care, has raised $5.25 million in series seed funding to further develop its PreDx product. The funding round was led by FCA Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Hannah Grey VC, FirstMile Ventures, and Springtime Ventures. Credo Health’s PreDx product uses AI-enabled analysis of digital medical records to provide pre-encounter risk analysis, clinical summaries, and HEDIS Gap Closure, and aims to support healthcare providers in making more informed clinical decisions and delivering personalized care. The funds will be used to strengthen Credo’s technological infrastructure, expand its sales team, and drive innovation in the value-based care market. Credo Health will attend the JP Morgan Annual Healthcare Conference to meet with top value-based care providers, payers, and investors.
Breaking News: Credo Health Secures Explosive $5.25M in Seed Funding
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