Digital health company raises $12M

Digital health company Significo raised $12 million in series A financing.

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Significo offers healthcare organizations personalized health recommendation software tools. 

The company plans to use the financing to enhance its digital health offerings. Alongside the funding, Significo added executives in the marketing, sales and finance departments, according to a June 7 Significo news release.

Healthcare investor Doug Blough led the investment round.

“Our recommendation engine, driven by advanced algorithms and data analytics, leverages each individual’s unique health profile, lifestyle, and aspirations to offer tailored insights and recommendations,” Significo CEO Rick McCartney said in the release. “This breakthrough technology represents a significant leap forward in empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being, and we eagerly anticipate the positive impact it will have on our users’ lives.”

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