SimpliFed, a NYC-based company which specializes in virtual maternal healthcare, raised $4M in funding.
The round was led by Morningside with participation from new investors The Artemis Fund, Cultivation Capital, and American Heart Association Social Impact Funds, along with existing investors The Venture Collective, Empire State Development, Waterline Ventures, and previous angels.
The company intends to use the funds to help implement and scale its care delivery from a point solution to a complete maternal care technology platform with its newly updated mOS (Maternal Health Operating System).
Led by CEO and Founder Andrea Ippolito, SimpliFed specializes in virtual maternal care at home, offering breastfeeding and baby feeding support and high-risk monitoring covered by health plans at no cost to families. Parents connect with its network of maternal health experts from the comfort and safety of home via its HIPAA-compliant mOS or Maternal Health Operating System.
The company aims to support women and families from pregnancy through baby’s first year, providing evidence-based care through the entirety of the peri and postnatal period. By offering clinical support for health systems, health plans and partners, SimpliFed acts as an extension of an in-person clinicians, closing the care gap and providing the anytime, anywhere care patients need the most.
