Telemedicine-focused company Satchel Health raises $1M+ in funding

Satchel Health, a telehealth company, has raised more than $1 million in funding, according to the Nashville Post. NueCura Partners, an angel investment group, led the funding round for the company.

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Satchel Health develops and markets telemedicine solutions that focus on eliminating wasteful spending, enabling participation in new reimbursement opportunities and improving patient care.

Satchel Health was founded a year ago as Octovis. It has since changed its name and doubled its facility count, according to the report.

“Satchel Health’s leaders are among the brightest, most disruptive innovators in healthcare today,” said Don Lazas, founder and managing partner of NueCura, to the Nashville Post. “In just 18 months of operation, they are changing the way people think about telemedicine and its ability to deliver value, improved clinical outcomes and enhanced patient experiences. We look forward to seeing their progress in the coming year.”

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