K Health, a virtual primary care provider, has recently secured $50 million in an equity funding round led by Claure Group. Additionally, the company has partnered with Cedars-Sinai to enhance its virtual care options and entered into a know-how agreement with the Mayo Clinic to develop a clinical AI-enabled solution for cardiac care.
K Health’s AI-powered platform allows patients to undergo assessments via an AI chat, and combines this information with relevant EMRs to provide providers with a personalized medical chart with insights. The recent funding will enable K Health to expand its reach within healthcare systems and further develop its AI innovations.
Claure Group founder and CEO Marcelo Claure praised K Health for successfully using AI to impact millions of lives by providing accessibility to faster, higher-quality, and lower-cost care on a large scale. In 2023, the company raised $59 million in a down round, with investment coming from existing investors and California-based hospital system Cedars Sinai.
K Health’s partnership with Cedars-Sinai resulted in the development of Cedars-Sinai Connect, a virtual healthcare platform powered by K Health’s AI technology. Through this partnership, patients have access to enhanced virtual care options that improve their overall health outcomes.