Resilience funding news – Healthtech Company Resilience Secures $25 Million in Funding
May 24, 2024 | By Team SR
Resilience, a healthtech startup based in Paris that has already been implemented in over 90 hospitals serving over 10,000 patients, has raised $25 million in capital.
SUMMARY
- Resilience, a healthtech startup based in Paris that has already been implemented in over 90 hospitals serving over 10,000 patients, has raised $25 million in capital.
- The money will hasten the rollout of Resilience's solution both domestically and internationally.
In addition to creating a mobile app specifically for cancer patients, Remote has created a class IIa medical equipment that is a remote patient monitoring platform.
It became the first oncology-related remote monitoring medical equipment to be reimbursed by France's national social security in October 2023.
Red River West and Picus Capital are spearheading today's fundraiser. Additionally making new investments in resilience are Cathay Innovation, Singular, and Seaya Ventures.
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The company intends to increase the number of medical centres in Belgium where their technology is currently in use. It further filed a reimbursement application with the Belgian regulatory body (INAMI) in January 2024. Additionally, it aims to advance in Germany, where 500,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed annually.
Céline Lazorthes and Jonathan Benhamou, co-founders and Co-CEOs of Resilience said, "Since we founded Resilience, we have always upheld a holistic vision deeply focused on patients and a strong mission to ensure better care. This financing will allow us to extend the positive impacts of remote monitoring, therapeutic education, and supportive care to a greater number of patients in France and abroad.”
The money will hasten the rollout of it's solution both domestically and internationally.
About Resilience
The goal of Resilience is to improve cancer treatment by providing oncology patients with remote monitoring and support. It offers a global solution to humanise, streamline, and personalise care pathways through synergistic technologies designed for patients and those providing care.