US-based healthcare network technology provider Unite Us collected $150m on Tuesday in a series C round featuring healthcare services provider Optum and enterprise software producer Salesforce.
The round was led by Iconiq Growth and included Emerson Collective, Transformation Capital, Define Ventures, Town Hall Ventures and unnamed healthcare organisations. It valued Unite Us at over $1.6bn and the corporates invested through Optum Ventures and Salesforce Ventures respectively.
Founded in 2013, Unite Us is developing digital infrastructure software designed to connect healthcare and social services providers, enabling care providers to coordinate with each other as well as send and receive patient referrals and track patient health records.
Unite Us has secured partnerships with healthcare organisations including Kaiser Permanente, CommonSpirit Health and Cleveland Clinic. The funding will be invested in its core technology platform, payment processing platform Unite Us Payments and social care data analysis service Unite Us Insights.
Oak HC/FT led the company’s $35m series B round in March 2019, which also featured Town Hall Ventures, Define Ventures, Scout Ventures, philanthropic investment firm Luminate and New York Ventures.
The series B round came after Unite Us secured $4m in a 2017 round led by Omidyar Network and backed by New York Ventures, Blossom Street Ventures and Scout Ventures.
Omidyar Network, New York Ventures, Scout Ventures and Granger Management joined undisclosed seed-stage investors in the company $4.3m series A round in 2015, after unnamed individuals had supplied $2m of seed funding the year before.