Rezilient Health, a tech-enabled healthcare company, has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round. Govo Venture Partners led the round, with participation from Bridge Ventures, Acorn Pacific Ventures, The Council, and several individual investors including Jim McKelvey, Mark and Robyn Jones, Jeremy Friese, and David Karandish.
The company plans to use the funding to expand its concierge healthcare services for families and broaden its scope of services. Rezilient Health aims to make concierge healthcare accessible to a wider range of people and their families, regardless of their economic status.
Rezilient Health has gained recognition for its CloudClinic model, which provides same-day access to primary and specialty care for patients and their families. The company’s approach involves beaming remote primary and specialty care physicians into CloudClinics, which they claim leads to shorter diagnosis times and more timely treatment for all family members.
Dr. Danish Nagda, Rezilient’s CEO and Co-Founder, stated, “Our goal today is the same as on day one: flip the traditional healthcare model on its head and deliver care that centers a relationship between patients and their care team, in the communities that are typically overlooked by the innovation economy.”
The funding follows Rezilient Health’s recent partnership with Oklahoma State University to provide a comprehensive multispecialty care benefit to faculty, staff, and their families at a new CloudClinic location.
Jeff Gamble, PhD, Rezilient’s COO and Co-Founder, explained the company’s technological approach: “Making every doctor available at every CloudClinic location meant that we broke fundamental assumptions in scheduling, messaging, and care delivery, and had to build our platforms from the ground up.”
Rezilient members and their families can access primary care, urgent care, specialty care, labs, and imaging in one location. The company claims this integrated approach reduces utilization of costly downstream care like emergency room and hospital visits, potentially resulting in savings for employers and improved health outcomes for employees and their families.
Dr. Nagda emphasized the company’s focus on long-term care relationships: “We’re going beyond just solving short-term health problems. We’re creating the long-term doctor-patient relationships that are crucial for the best preventative care within an agile, distributed healthcare delivery system.”
Rob Panepinto, managing partner of Govo Venture Partners, commented on their investment: “Our Series A investment in Rezilient is the direct result of the company and its leadership exceeding all the goals expected at this stage. We deeply believe in the company’s mission, which is transforming the delivery of primary and multispecialty care in massive markets ripe for improvement.”
