Parker Health Secures $25 Million in Series A Funding to Transform American Healthcare
Parker Health an innovative biotech company for electronic health records, hospital developer & management, and subscription-based health services, today announced that it has secured $25 million in Series A funding led by Bias Capital, a multisector and multi-stage angel syndicate, joined in this round by L’PAJ Ventures, CGT Capital Group, and other angel investors and family offices. This funding empowers Parker Health to further its position as the industry’s most compliant and competitive solution helping expand our medical technology and services and to employ global teams. Parker Health has raised $26.3 million to date.
Founded by Vincent Lopez in 2019 (Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister), the company has closed many significant partnerships and clients. Company highlights include:
FDB Vela, a new, cloud-native electronic prescribing (ePrescribing) network that enables the seamless flow of critical medication prescription information, benefits verification, and clinical decision support between prescribers, payers, pharmacies, and other constituents
The challenging of Oracle-Cerner’s $16B VA EHR Modernization contract with whitepapers, oral and written testimony before the Committee on Veterans Affairs of the US Congress
The drafting and development of new policies for US Health IT standards, major research partnerships with NYU, UCF, & OSU
Visits to major global diplomacy events: World Health Summit, World Economic Forum, & Forbes Healthcare Summit
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