China-based cloud-based healthcare platform provider LinkedCare has secured RMB70m ($10m) in series A and A+ funding led by medical social media service DXY and an investment subsidiary of conglomerate Fosun, China Money Network reported on Monday.
LinkedCare operates a software-as-a-service platform and mobile apps that integrate hospital, insurance and third-party services data into a single interface for dentists, who can manage appointments and patient data, and share medical records.
The company has not revealed individual details of the series A and series A+ rounds. Venture capital firm Matrix Partners China had provided an undisclosed amount of angel funding for LinkedCare last year.
LinkedCare, which has also released a mobile app aimed at patients, will use the cash to further improve its offering and to expand into other healthcare sectors. It appears unrelated to the Portugal-based business of the same name, which provides a similar range of services for doctors.