Volta Medical raises €36M for AI cardiac ablation software program and extra digital well being fundings

French well being tech firm Volta Medical, which developed an AI-enabled software program for interventional cardiac electrophysiology, garnered €36 million ($37.8 million) in Sequence B funding, bringing its whole increase to €70 million ($73.6 million). 

U.S.-based Vensana Capital led the spherical with co-investment from Lightstone Ventures and Glide Healthcare. 

Volta presents its FDA-cleared XV1 AI-enabled software program that helps physicians establish and deal with advanced cardiac arrhythmias, corresponding to atrial fibrillation.

The corporate will use the cash to help product growth, scientific trials, U.S. commercialization and regulatory approvals. 

“Volta Medical’s know-how is designed to redefine how electrophysiologists make real-time selections in pinpointing areas related to atrial fibrillation persistence,” Dr. Justin Klein, cofounder and managing accomplice of Vensana Capital, stated in a press release. “We applaud the crew’s dedication to validating their merchandise with an funding in a number of top quality scientific trials. We’re assured that Volta’s progressive AI software program will remodel the effectiveness and effectivity of those difficult procedures.”


AI-enabled most cancers care platform Onc.AI closed $25 million in Sequence A funding, co-led by Motion Potential Enterprise Capital and MassMutual.

Life Extension Ventures and current traders Confederate, Blue Enterprise Fund, KdT Ventures and Digitalis Ventures additionally participated within the spherical. 

The corporate creates merchandise that make the most of multimodal AI predictions and real-world datasets to assist with most cancers therapy selections. 

“Onc.AI’s novel platform, which leverages radiomics and deep studying, has the potential to enhance medical oncologist scientific decision-making and to meaningfully advance pharma immuno-oncology analysis and scientific trials,” Juan-Pablo Mas of Motion Potential Enterprise Capital, stated in a press release. “APVC is worked up to help the crew’s efforts in establishing a management place on this rising class.”


Porter introduced it raised $5.4 million in seed funding led by Outdated Line Capital, Grit Capital Companions and JLC Household Workplace.

The AI-enabled care coordination firm helps its members navigate the healthcare ecosystem and entry sources for at-home care. Porter will use the seed funds to develop its enterprise. 

“Porter’s mixture of care coordination with robust knowledge analytics and protection insights, offers the corporate huge credibility with members. The corporate’s deep understanding of threat adjustment and the payor ecosystem acquired us excited to put money into the disruptive alignment of pursuits that the platform brings to payors and customers,” Paul Palmieri, managing accomplice at Grit Capital Companions, stated in a press release.


KeyCare, maker of a digital care platform constructed with the Epic EHR, introduced it obtained an extra $3 million in Sequence A funding, bringing its whole Sequence A increase to $27 million.

The extra funds got here from Ziegler and two extra well being methods, becoming a member of earlier traders 8VC, LRVHealth, Daring Capital and Spectrum Well being Ventures. 

“With the completion of our Sequence A funding, KeyCare is well-positioned to proceed the optimization of our platform and supply digital care providers to extra well being system companions,” Dr. Lyle Berkowitz, CEO of KeyCare, stated in a press release. “It’s gratifying to have the help of strategic traders like Ziegler, in addition to our well being system companions. And we’re excited that a number of new well being methods are scheduled to go reside within the first quarter of 2023 whereas our pipeline for extra well being methods and digital care companions continues to develop.”

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