Xealth01.12.22
Xealth has secured $24 million in Series B funding led by Advocate Aurora Enterprises, a subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Health. Seven additional health systems—Banner Health, ChristianaCare, Cone Health, Memorial Hermann, Nebraska Medicine, Novant Health and Stanford Health Care—join existing health system investors Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic, Froedtert & MCW Health Network, MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Providence and UPMC. This brings the company’s total funding to date to $52.6 million.
Use of digital therapeutics and remote patient monitoring is accelerating as they help fill a necessary role in extending care options for patients, with a Juniper Research study predicting the number of people using digital therapeutics and wellness apps will grow from 627 million in 2020 to more than 1.4 billion in 2025.
Available to more than 100,000 physicians, Xealth’s digital health platform serves a critical role in bringing digital health into clinicians’ workflows, an essential element for program success. Tightly integrated with electronic health records (EHRs), the platform supports care teams to personalize digital solution ordering with one click and helps to elevate the patient experience. Funding from this round will fuel growth of the company’s team, approximately doubling its size. It will also support product innovation, including further enhancing its intelligence engine to better help health systems determine which tools are working best with which patients, further enabling the scale of Xealth’s deployment across the United States.
“The future of healthcare is using innovative technology to help people take control of their health beyond traditional care settings. That’s why we invested in Xealth. The company’s focus on connecting a broad array of health solutions to the consumer aligns with ours, as we seek to invest in industry pioneers who are helping people live well at all stages of life,” said Scott Powder, president of Advocate Aurora Enterprises.
The Xealth platform delivers centralized integration, prescribing, monitoring and governance for digital health tools from current clinician workflows, demonstrating a 50 percent to 80 percent reduction in integration and deployment costs, and substantial patient engagement with digital assets. Hospitals and providers can also leverage intelligent automation and gain insight into how each tool is performing with patients. Patients can be enrolled in beneficial programs and share information directly with care providers through the EHR.
“Digital health use is accelerating and can be a key driver of growth for hospital systems," said Mike McSherry, CEO and co-founder of Xealth. "The support from health systems, including Advocate Aurora, as well as The Health Management Academy, validates our approach to incorporating digital health in ways that empower both providers and patients and will elevate our growth, taking our technology vision to the next level and creating a personalized care experience that deepens the connection between patients and clinical care teams.”
The Health Management Academy, which brings leading health systems and industry partners together to address the industry’s biggest opportunities, helped initiate this round. Together with its members, The Academy identified Xealth as a pivotal digital health solution, creating a network effect that would benefit multiple members.
“As health systems pursue digital health innovation, they recognize the need to simplify the experience for physicians and streamline the process of integrating data," noted Matt Gunther, of The Health Management Academy. "Xealth is a proven digital solution that addresses these challenges and enables systems to be more nimble in creating a world class digital patient experience.”
Spun out from Providence in 2017, Xealth has backing from 14 health systems and full integrations with the largest EHR vendors. Additional investors include Cerner, LRV Health, Threshold Ventures, McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, and ResMed.
Advocate Aurora Enterprises (AAE) is a national leader in consumer health and wellness. It is a subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Health, one of the 12 largest not-for-profit, integrated health systems in the nation. AAE is building a portfolio of consumer health and related companies that help people live well. Its three focus areas include aging independently, enabling aging seniors to thrive safely and comfortably in their homes; parenthood, supporting parents in raising healthy and happy kids with less stress and greater confidence; and personal performance, helping people to achieve their mind, body and nutrition goals.
Xealth scales digital health programs, enabling clinicians to integrate, prescribe and monitor digital health tools for patients to drive engagement and utilization. Through the secure Xealth platform, clinicians can find and order the right digital health tools and programs for patients direct from the EHR workflow, send these digital health orders to the patient’s email or patient portal, and then monitor activity. Xealth spun out of Providence St. Joseph Health (PSJH) in 2017, and investors include Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic, MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Cerner, McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, and ResMed as well as Providence Ventures, UPMC and the Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network.
Use of digital therapeutics and remote patient monitoring is accelerating as they help fill a necessary role in extending care options for patients, with a Juniper Research study predicting the number of people using digital therapeutics and wellness apps will grow from 627 million in 2020 to more than 1.4 billion in 2025.
Available to more than 100,000 physicians, Xealth’s digital health platform serves a critical role in bringing digital health into clinicians’ workflows, an essential element for program success. Tightly integrated with electronic health records (EHRs), the platform supports care teams to personalize digital solution ordering with one click and helps to elevate the patient experience. Funding from this round will fuel growth of the company’s team, approximately doubling its size. It will also support product innovation, including further enhancing its intelligence engine to better help health systems determine which tools are working best with which patients, further enabling the scale of Xealth’s deployment across the United States.
“The future of healthcare is using innovative technology to help people take control of their health beyond traditional care settings. That’s why we invested in Xealth. The company’s focus on connecting a broad array of health solutions to the consumer aligns with ours, as we seek to invest in industry pioneers who are helping people live well at all stages of life,” said Scott Powder, president of Advocate Aurora Enterprises.
The Xealth platform delivers centralized integration, prescribing, monitoring and governance for digital health tools from current clinician workflows, demonstrating a 50 percent to 80 percent reduction in integration and deployment costs, and substantial patient engagement with digital assets. Hospitals and providers can also leverage intelligent automation and gain insight into how each tool is performing with patients. Patients can be enrolled in beneficial programs and share information directly with care providers through the EHR.
“Digital health use is accelerating and can be a key driver of growth for hospital systems," said Mike McSherry, CEO and co-founder of Xealth. "The support from health systems, including Advocate Aurora, as well as The Health Management Academy, validates our approach to incorporating digital health in ways that empower both providers and patients and will elevate our growth, taking our technology vision to the next level and creating a personalized care experience that deepens the connection between patients and clinical care teams.”
The Health Management Academy, which brings leading health systems and industry partners together to address the industry’s biggest opportunities, helped initiate this round. Together with its members, The Academy identified Xealth as a pivotal digital health solution, creating a network effect that would benefit multiple members.
“As health systems pursue digital health innovation, they recognize the need to simplify the experience for physicians and streamline the process of integrating data," noted Matt Gunther, of The Health Management Academy. "Xealth is a proven digital solution that addresses these challenges and enables systems to be more nimble in creating a world class digital patient experience.”
Spun out from Providence in 2017, Xealth has backing from 14 health systems and full integrations with the largest EHR vendors. Additional investors include Cerner, LRV Health, Threshold Ventures, McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, and ResMed.
Advocate Aurora Enterprises (AAE) is a national leader in consumer health and wellness. It is a subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Health, one of the 12 largest not-for-profit, integrated health systems in the nation. AAE is building a portfolio of consumer health and related companies that help people live well. Its three focus areas include aging independently, enabling aging seniors to thrive safely and comfortably in their homes; parenthood, supporting parents in raising healthy and happy kids with less stress and greater confidence; and personal performance, helping people to achieve their mind, body and nutrition goals.
Xealth scales digital health programs, enabling clinicians to integrate, prescribe and monitor digital health tools for patients to drive engagement and utilization. Through the secure Xealth platform, clinicians can find and order the right digital health tools and programs for patients direct from the EHR workflow, send these digital health orders to the patient’s email or patient portal, and then monitor activity. Xealth spun out of Providence St. Joseph Health (PSJH) in 2017, and investors include Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic, MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Cerner, McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, and ResMed as well as Providence Ventures, UPMC and the Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network.
