Credo Health Raises $5.25M to Modernize Value-Based Care

The company’s oversubscribed round will go toward growing its sales team and enhancing its tech solution.

Published on Jan. 08, 2024
Credo Health Raises $5.25M to Modernize Value-Based Care
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Credo Health, a value-based healthcare tech provider, has raised $5.25 million in a seed funding round led by FCA Venture Partners. Credo Health combines digital and manual medical record retrieval with AI-driven analysis and human expertise to help providers make more informed clinical decisions and deliver more personalized care to patients.

Credo Health’s core platform, PreDx, works to provide a comprehensive clinical picture for patients while supporting risk adjustment, quality and health equity. The company’s recent collaboration with Vim, a provider engagement platform, serves to enhance electronic health record workflow integration by adding Credo’s record retrieval and analysis capabilities.

The Denver-based company aims to transform healthcare by facilitating better decision making with its tech platform. The funding will be used to expand Credo’s sales team, enhance its technological infrastructure and drive further innovation in the value-based care market.

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