Outset Medical makes a portable dialysis machine that's roughly the size of a mini refrigerator, and has wheels.
Meant to disrupt a traditionally cumbersome and inconvenient course of treatment for patients with kidney trouble, the machine won approval from the US Food and Drug Administration forIn February, the San Jose-based startup announced its $125 million. Fidelity Investments, D1 Capital Partners, and Mubadala Capital, the investment arm of Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, are all investors.
Those proceeds are slated to fund expansion of Outset Medical's dialysis system, called Tablo, across acute- and chronic-care markets in the US, the announcement said. The startup says it's available via prescription and usually covered by insurance.DispatchHealth sends a care team to people who have an urgent medical issue, like an asthma attack or deep cut, but don't necessarily have to go to the hospital.
with participation from Alta Partners, Questa Capital, Echo Health Ventures, Oak HC/FT, and Humana. It turned up $135.8 million, which DispatchHealth says it'll use for expanding to more areas.REUTERS/Agustin Marcarian Insitro aims to cut down on expensive failures in the pharmaceutical industry by building models of diseases and studying which drugs will work on them with, among other things, machine learning thatThe startup counts Andreessen Horowitz, GV, and ARCH Venture Partners among its backers, and its $143 million Series B round drew funds from BlackRock, Casdin Capital, a large pension plan, and others, the...
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