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Braincheck Raises $10 Million In Series B Funding To Transform Cognitive Health Assessment And Care For Alzheimer’S And Related Dementias

Braincheck Raises $10 Million In Series B Funding To Transform Cognitive Health Assessment And Care For Alzheimer’S And Related Dementias

11/03/21, 11:11 AM
Location
https://purecatamphetamine.github.io/country-flag-icons/3x2/US.svghouston
Money raised
$10 million
Round Type
series b
BrainCheck, the cognitive healthcare platform for physicians, today announced $10 million in Series B funding. The round is led by Next Coast Ventures and S3 Ventures, with additional investors including Nueterra Capital, Tensility Ventures, and True Wealth Ventures. In addition, UPMC Enterprises and SelectQuote (NYSE: SLQT) have joined as strategic investors. The round takes the total capital raised by BrainCheck to date to $20 million.

Company Info

Company
Brain Check
Location
houston, texas, united states
Additional Info
BrainCheck provides rapid, mobile cognitive assessment and decision support technology to physicians, empowering them to deliver high-quality, personalized cognitive health care to patients everywhere and get reimbursed. This helps patients live better and safer lives at home, decreases caregiver frustration, and saves health systems trillions. Founded in 2015 by neuroscientists and technologists Drs. David Eagleman and Yael Katz. BrainCheck helps lessen the human and economic toll of cognitive impairment and dementia through its interactive cognitive assessment and care management technology. BrainCheck is used in over 400 clinical practices and by 150,000 people around the world to detect cognitive changes early and enable patients, caregivers, and clinicians to work together to implement personalized recommendations to preserve brain health and functional independence. BrainCheck enables physicians to get paid for cognitive care management (via Medicare reimbursement and risk-adjusted capitated payments) and simultaneously reduces healthcare costs by keeping patients healthy, safe, and out of the hospital. To learn more, please visit braincheck.com.