Virtual care platform built with Epic raises $24M

KeyCare, a digital health company built with Epic, has raised $24 million in series A funding.

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KeyCare works with health systems to broaden their virtual care. KeyCare’s Epic platform allows health systems to update patients’ records and track their virtual visits, according to the Aug. 17 KeyCare news release.

The funding round saw participation from 8VC, LRVHealth, Bold Capital and Spectrum Health Ventures.

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