DexCare
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, WA, US
- Sectors
- Software Development
- Founded
- 2021
- Employees
- 139
- Stage
- startup
- Total raised
- $80.1M SEC Form D filings Total of this company's SEC Form D filings
- Last round
- $12.9M · Aug 2026 SEC Form D
- Founders
- Sean O’Connor
DexCare acquires Seattle AI agent startup Mila Health to add automated patient calls and texts to platform serving 57 million
Seattle health‑tech company DexCare has acquired local AI agent developer Mila Health to integrate Mila’s patient-calling and texting tools into DexCare’s patient-access platform, which serves 57 million patients nationwide; financial terms were not disclosed. The combined offering aims to automate appointment scheduling and streamline provider workflows with rapidly deployable, auditable AI communications.
GeekWire Week in Review: Bill Gates Pledges $200B, Statsig Hits $1.1B Valuation, Seattle Startups Raise Millions in May 2025
This GeekWire Week in Review highlights top tech stories including Bill Gates' $200 billion philanthropy pledge, Seattle startups raising significant capital, and the emergence of new AI-driven unicorn Statsig valued at $1.1 billion. It also covers local news like a controversial Washington EV tax and cultural moments involving Seattle figures.
Providence Spins Out Praia Health; Startup Raises $20M Series A Led by Frist Cressey Ventures
Providence spun out Praia Health, its fourth digital health startup, and Praia closed a $20 million Series A led by Frist Cressey Ventures to commercialize a patient engagement platform that personalizes care journeys and unifies consumer data with single sign-on.
Providence spins out Praia Health, raises $20M Series A led by Frist Cressey Ventures to scale consumer health platform
Providence has spun out Praia Health and announced an oversubscribed $20 million Series A led by Frist Cressey Ventures to scale a new consumer-focused health platform; Community Health Network is Praia Health's first external customer and 17 organizations joined as program partners.
Providence launches Praia Health startup; platform supports 3M+ accounts and returned $20M+ in 2022
Providence launched Praia Health, a platform-as-a-service startup to modernize patient digital engagement by personalizing health journeys and connecting users to services; the platform—used within Providence since January 2022—supports over 3 million accounts and generated more than $20 million in measurable value in 2022. Startup veteran Justin Dearborn is executive-in-residence as Praia works with health systems and partners to commercialize its patent-pending identity and engagement technology.
Seattle Health-Tech Startup DexCare Raises $75M to Expand Patient Appointment Platform
Seattle health-tech startup DexCare raised $75 million to enhance its healthcare patient demand and access platform, one of the Pacific Northwest's largest venture capital deals this year. DexCare, spun out of Providence in 2021, serves major customers including Kaiser Permanente and Providence, aiming to address healthcare system capacity and patient appointment booking challenges.
Bellingham Angel Investors seeks to grow membership after pandemic-fueled national expansion, invested $1.5–$2M since 2022
Bellingham Angel Investors (BAI), a 35-member startup investment group founded in 2005, saw its geographic reach expand nationally after the pandemic and has invested $1.5–$2 million since 2022 across eight companies in varied industries. BAI seeks to grow its membership in size and diversity while continuing to make typical investments of $75,000–$400,000 (with outliers near $1 million).
Providence Spinout DexCare Acquires E-Commerce Platform Womp to Enhance Healthcare Access Technology
Providence spinout DexCare has acquired Womp Inc., a Bellingham-based e-commerce platform, to enhance its healthcare access technology with Womp's fast-loading web page capabilities. Womp will operate as independent subsidiaries under DexCare, with its leadership and team retained.
GeekWire returns in person for 2022 Awards at Showbox SoDo, honoring 60+ finalists across 15 categories with 16,000+ votes
GeekWire held its first in-person GeekWire Awards in three years at Showbox SoDo in Seattle, honoring 60+ finalists across 15 categories with over 16,000 community votes and appearances by local tech leaders and entertainers.
GeekWire surveys Seattle-area VCs to name Pacific Northwest startups they predict will become unicorns in 2022
GeekWire surveyed more than a dozen Seattle-area venture capitalists for their picks of Pacific Northwest startups likely to reach unicorn status this year, compiling a list of candidate companies with reasons for each selection. The piece notes rising valuations nationwide and excludes VCs' own portfolio companies to reduce bias.
DexCare, Providence spinout led by CEO Derek Streat, raises $50M to expand patient-access platform
Seattle health-tech startup DexCare, spun out of Providence’s digital innovation group, raised $50 million to accelerate platform development and go-to-market expansion; its software manages health system capacity and patient appointment booking and is used by Providence, Kaiser Permanente, Mass General Brigham, Houston Methodist and others. The round follows a $20 million raise last March and was led by Transformation Capital, whose managing partner emphasized patient competition as a major hospital issue in 2022.
DexCare, spun out of Providence, raises $20M to scale patient access platform; Define Ventures leads round
Seattle health‑tech startup DexCare, spun out of Providence’s Digital Innovation Group, raised $20 million to expand its access-optimization platform that routes patients to appropriate care and integrates with health systems. The 25-employee company, led by CEO Derek Streat and CCO Sean O’Connor, saw increased usage during the pandemic and counts customers like Community Health Network and Houston Methodist.
DexCare announces oversubscribed $20M Series A led by Define Ventures to deliver first digital-care operating system (Mar 22, 2021)
DexCare, a new digital health company spun out of Providence and launched by Derek Streat and Sean O'Connor, announced an oversubscribed $20 million Series A on March 22, 2021, led by Define Ventures with participation from Frist Cressey Ventures, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, SpringRock Ventures and Providence Ventures.
People
-
Matt Blosl Executive, CEO, Executive Officer, Director
