Thus far, the startup has raised $9.15 million in capital.
SnapMD will use the most recent funding to develop its Virtual Care Management telemedicine platform and improve its sales and marketing efforts.
“This new funding from our institutional and private investors will allow us to better serve our customers and improve healthcare delivery in America and beyond,” said SnapMD President and CEO Dave Skibinski.
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