US-based Quantum Health, a company that serves the healthcare needs of self-funded public and private sector employers across the US, has raised an undisclosed amount in funding.
GE Ventures, the venture capital arm of GE, Altaris Capital Partners and a co-investment group made up of Lawrence Leisure, Harian Levine and Steven Shulman invested into Quantum Health.
Kara Trott, chief executive for Quantum Health, said: “Having GE Ventures, Altaris, and our co-investors join us is further recognition of our approach to more effectively navigate the healthcare system from the consumer and patient point of view. There is tremendous potential in these relationships and we are eager to begin taking our proven model to market more broadly.”
The investment and new partnerships will allow Quantum Health to identify new market opportunities and grow its market presence.
Sue Siegel, chief executive at GE Ventures, said: “At GE we understand how important it is for companies to provide high quality and affordable healthcare to their employees. We’ve been impressed by Quantum Health’s successful approach to helping consumers navigate the healthcare system, allowing them to access the right care with the right provider at the right time.”