When Michelle Davey was first building Wheel, a healthcare platform that helps staff clinical workforces, she had to convince investors on two visions: one, that consumers will soon demand high-quality virtual care, and two, that the behavior will change so dramatically that her startup would build vital, underlying infrastructure to scale hybrid medical workforces.

The company last raised a $50 million Series B in May 2021, bringing its total known funding to date to $216 million. The startup wants to now be able to help patients start at a telehealth visit, but then get directed to labs, diagnostics or even an in-person visit. Wheel isn’t the only startup with a pitch to help point-care solutions broaden their services to reach wider consumer patient population.

To Reinvent Itself In Telehealth, Wheel Lands $150 Million Series C

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