The company will use the new funds to expand its core engineering and product capabilities across its primary care, behavioral health and patient platforms. It will also scale its machine learning team.
Quartet’s collaborative technology platform brings together physicians, mental health providers and insurance companies in an effort to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. It operates in six markets, most recently launching in New Jersey.
F-Prime Capital Partners and Polaris Partners led the series C financing round, and Deerfield Management was a new investor.
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