Tuva's CEO told MobiHealthNews that the company operates by "open-sourcing" the specialized knowledge needed to transform healthcare data and embedding that knowledge into an analytics-ready data model.
The company will fund and develop companies that focus on eight key areas in healthcare and create AI/genAI technologies that help advance those areas.
The chronic care management and remote patient monitoring company will be led by veteran healthcare executive Asif Ahmad.
The merger aims to allow for matching ideal patients with clinical studies at a faster rate, streamline research and lower costs.
The tracker highlights youth mental health across the U.S. through data, stories and surveys. A related white paper offers recommendations for policymakers.
The funding comes more than a year after the company closed an oversubscribed $31.4 million Series B round.
The Series B extension brings the round to $35 million, raising Hyro's total funding to $50 million.
The company will use the funds to enhance its R&D strategy, advance its SEEDIT platform and boost product development.
Sameer Sethi, senior vice president and chief AI and insights officer at Hackensack Meridian Health joined MobiHealthNews to discuss the health system's plans for AI spending in 2025.
The company will use the funds to accelerate the commercialization of its TAPS therapy and enhance the visibility of its offerings among providers and patients.
