Virtual care platform KeyCare completed its Series A funding after receiving new investments from Ziegler and two additional health systems.
The new investments bring the round to more than $27 million, up from the previously reported $24 million.
Ziegler and the other new investors joined key players in the health care investment space such as 8VC, LRVHealth, Bold Capital and Spectrum Health Ventures in backing KeyCare, a remote-only, Covid-born company.
The virtual care platform wants to help health systems expand and take care of more patients while also closing some of the gaps that exist in health care access. KeyCare helps schedule patient appointments with a nationwide network of virtual care groups and uses Epic Systems' electronic health record software to ensure a seamless experience and accurate records.
KeyCare CEO Lyle Berkowitz said that multiple new health systems are scheduled to go live on the platform in the first quarter of 2023, and he expects the Chicago startup's pipeline for additional health system and virtual care partners to continue to grow.
