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Votive Health: Raises $2.5M in Funding

  • Votive Health, a San Luis Obispo, CA-based health care startup, raised $2.5m in funding
  • The round was also led by Flare Capital Partners with participation from Chrysalis Ventures, OCA Ventures, Elusive Ventures, the Teleios Investment Group
  • In conjunction with the funding, Dan Gebremedhin (Partner, Flare Capital Partners) and David Jones, Jr. (Chrysalis Ventures) joined as board members, with Robert Saunders (OCA Ventures) as board observer
  • The company also intends to use the funds to accelerate and scale its operation
  • Votive Health isa technology enabled network manager delivering complex care at home for people facing serious illness
  • The company brings together value-based care with a technology platform that facilitates payer-provider integration through value-based arrangements
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