Maribel Health, a Hanover, NH-based partner for health systems looking to design, build, and operate a home and community services, raised $25M in Series A funding.
The round was led by General Catalyst.
Led by CEO Dr. Ronald Paulus and and Adam Groff, MD, Maribel designs, builds, and operates turnkey advanced home and community care models for health systems facing staffing and capacity constraints combines operating expertise with technology to help its partners design, build, and operate advanced clinical care capabilities in the home and community, including hospital-at-home, to sustainably expand total system capacity. As a technology-enabled operating partner of health systems, Maribel enhances capabilities and integration of existing home and community organizations to expand total health system capacity. Examples of work underway include building out hospital-at-home logistics and clinical operations, community-based palliative care, mobile integrated health / community paramedicine, and longitudinal complex chronic care with our partners.
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate growth with its initial partners, to onboard the talent required to serve its collaborators worldwide, and continue the development of its technology platform to manage the clinical workflows, care complexities, and logistics of providing advanced care safely and effectively in the home and community.
In conjunction with this financing, Maribel also officially announced founding anchor partnerships with Mercy Health System and BAYADA Home Health Care. Both partnerships involve the end-to-end design, build, and operation of hospital-at-home programs that can serve as a chassis for other advanced home care models including community-based palliative care, SNF-at-home, and mobile integrated health.
FinSMEs
15/03/2023