This week’s reported global health innovation funding included:

Candid Health, a San Francisco, CA-based autonomous revenue cycle automation platform for healthcare providers, raised $120M in Series D funding led by Sixth Street Growth, with participation from Oak HC/FT, 8VC, and Y Combinator. <source>

RapidPulse, a Miami, FL-based developer of next-gen aspiration technology for acute ischemic stroke, raised $48M in Series B funding co-led by Medtronic, TechWald Next S.p.A., and S3 Ventures, with participation from SBI Investment Company, Florida Opportunity Fund, Santé Ventures, Syntheon, Hatteras Venture Partners, and Epidarex Capital. <source>

TYBR Health, a Houston, TX-based orthopaedic hydrogel platform designed to support healing following surgery, raised $30M in Series A funding led by Vensana Capital and Mutual Capital Partners, with participation from Neovate Capital Partners and existing investors. <source>

Flourish Health, a Richmond, VA-based in-home care model for children and young adults with serious complex mental health needs, raised $26M in Series A funding led by B Capital, F-Prime, and Cherryrock Capital. <source>

Assured Health, a New York, NY-based AI-native provider operations platform automating credentialing and payer enrollment, raised $19M in Series A funding led by Insight Partners, with participation from First Round Capital and Kindred Ventures. <source>

Hilo, a Neuchâtel, Switzerland-based developer of a wearable-and-app blood pressure monitoring platform, raised $19M in Series B extension funding from Dell Family Office. <source>

TidalSense, a Cambridge, England, UK-based AI-powered respiratory diagnostic platform, raised €16.6M (~$19M) in funding led by Cross-Border Impact Ventures, with participation from BGF, Airstream Capital, and Foresight Group. <source>

Karoo Health, an Albuquerque, NM-based AI-native operating system for cardiovascular care, raised $16.2M in Series A funding co-led by 7wire Ventures and Allumia Ventures, with participation from First Trust Capital Partners, SpringRock Ventures, Hyde Park Angels, and other investors. <source>

Prosper Medical, a San Francisco, CA-based AI-powered concierge primary care platform, raised $16M in funding led by FUSE, with participation from Aurum Partners, Better.vc, Cal Innovation Fund, Fluent, Latitude Capital, Knoll Ventures, and WTI. <source>

Inner Logic, a Baltimore, MD-based developer of AI and simulation software infrastructure for surgical and procedural device makers, raised $11.5M in Seed funding led by General Catalyst and Bison Ventures, with participation from J2VP, Defined, PTX, Valia Ventures, Page One, Alumni Ventures, and Flare. <source>

CARPL.ai, a Cupertino, CA-based radiology AI marketplace and enterprise platform, raised $10M in Series A funding led by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), with participation from Stellaris Venture Partners. <source>

Wellumio, a Wellington, New Zealand-based developer of a portable brain imaging solution for point-of-care stroke detection, raised $9.75M in Pre-Series A funding led by Nuance Connected Capital, with participation from Bioshore Ventures, Jumpspace Ventures, Icehouse Ventures, NZ Growth Capital Partners, Pacific Channel, Booster, Cure Kids Ventures, Flying Kiwi, Enterprise Angels, and others. <source>

Cheiron, a Los Altos, CA-based AI-native operating system for drug development programs, raised $8M in Seed funding led by Menlo Ventures. <source>

Kanurra, a New York, NY-based pharmacy benefit manager for small and midsize employers, raised $6.35M in funding from Asylum Ventures, Daybreak Ventures, Virtue VC, Necessary Ventures, Ford Street Ventures, and Browder Capital, along with a group of individual investors. <source>

Dopl Technologies, a Bothell, WA-based developer of a remote robotic ultrasound platform combining AI, computer vision, and haptics, raised $6.3M in Seed funding led by SpringTide Ventures, with participation from WRF Capital, Tacoma Venture Fund, HeartX, Transform Health Ventures, Precursor Ventures, and additional early-stage investors. <source>

Auxilium Health, a Cleveland, OH-based developer of an engineered biomaterial platform for wound repair and bone regeneration, raised $3.4M in Seed funding from undisclosed investors. <source>

Reme-D, a Cairo, Egypt-based developer and manufacturer of molecular diagnostic tests for infectious diseases and cancer, raised $1.45M in Pre-Series A funding led by Anara Impact Capital, with participation from the Global Innovation Fund, Africa Health Ventures, and others. <source>

Bioscan Research, a Mumbai, India-based developer of an AI-powered, non-invasive brain injury detection device, raised $1M in Seed funding led by Unicorn India Ventures. <source>

Elle MD, a New Minas, NS, Canada-based developer of a non-hormonal, removable birth control ring, raised C$1.1M (~$800k) in Pre-seed funding from Elizabeth Edwards of H Venture Partners, Dr. Robin Leblanc, Invest Nova Scotia, the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation, the Community Business Development Corporation at Hants-Kings, the Queen's University Tricolour Venture Fund, Spring Invest Together, and Startup TNT. <source>

Medipreço, a São Paulo, Brazil-based AI-powered pharmacy benefit management platform, raised $500k in funding from BDev Ventures. <source>

KGK Science, a London, ON, Canada-based contract research organization providing clinical trials and regulatory services for the nutraceutical and consumer health industries, raised an undisclosed amount from Maxim Partners. <source>

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