“The telemedicine industry has been experiencing enormous growth over the last 12 months, and video visits are quickly becoming a mainstream form of healthcare delivery,” Andrew O’Hara, Chiron Health’s founder and CEO, said in a statement. “Chiron Health has now raised over $2 million of seed capital to bring a robust set of telemedicine tools to physician practices.”
Chiron’s approach has been geared towards engaging the existing patient bases of organizations that use their platform in order to strengthen those relationships, rather than connect physicians to patients with whom they have no prior relationships.
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