AngelEye Health has closed a $9 million Series C funding round. The company has also secured a debt facility from Live Oak Bank. The combined funding will be used to accelerate product innovation, expand commercial footprint, and advance the company’s neonatal and pediatric inpatient unit technology.
The round was led by existing investor Mountain Group Partners, with support from Brad Whitmore and additional existing investors. Nationwide Children’s Hospital joined as a new investor. Luke Brown, Vice President of Finance and Treasury at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, will join AngelEye’s Board of Directors as an observer.
“AngelEye’s mission to empower families and equip care teams in the NICU and pediatric settings aligns strongly with our goals as a pediatric health leader,” said Brown.
The company provides services to over 350 hospitals serving approximately 20% of NICU families across the United States.
“Our team has remained focused on one mission: helping hospitals provide comprehensive support for clinical teams and families alike, equipping them with the tools they need to stay connected, confident, and informed throughout the NICU journey,” said Christopher Rand, CEO of AngelEye Health. “This funding gives us the ability to bring AIVision to market while continuing to scale the solutions that have already made us a trusted partner to hundreds of hospitals nationwide.”
AngelEye’s platform enables real-time family connection through secure livestream video, streamlines feeding workflows and documentation with MilkTracker, and guides families through discharge readiness with NICU2Home. The company is launching AIVision, which provides care teams with AI-driven insights.
