Healthleap secures $38M to broaden AI screening in hospitals

First reported by TechCrunch at · Updated · 3 sources

The funding combines an $8 million seed round with a $30 million Series A. Sequoia Capital and First Round Capital co-led the seed round, while Hummingbird Ventures led the Series A, according to TechCrunch. Healthleap's CEO says more than 50 hospitals use its software, though its published study covers malnutrition at one site, according to Implicator.ai.

  • Siblings Jemima and Josiah Meyer built the broader platform from a dietitian's tool, according to RuntimeWire.
  • The Penn Medicine savings claim comes from a case study, according to Implicator.ai.

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TechCrunch Healthleap raises $38M for its AI that flags hospital patients who may need a closer look · Ram Iyer
RuntimeWire Healthleap raises $38M to expand its hospital screening software · RuntimeWire Staff
Implicator.ai Healthleap Raises $38M to Expand Hospital AI Screening Beyond Malnutrition · Marcus Schuler