Kevala

Kevala is a healthcare staffing software company focused on improving hospital management efficiency; it was spun out by Pioneer Square...

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HQ
Seattle, Washington, USA
Sectors
Healthcare, Staffing, Software, Healthtech, AI
Stage
former-startup

Seattle Startup Casera Launches AI Tool to Streamline Hospital Case Management and Reduce Patient Stay Delays

Seattle-based healthcare startup Casera is developing AI software that assists hospital case managers by automating coordination tasks to reduce patient stay delays and operational costs. Spun out from Pioneer Square Labs, Casera integrates with existing communication tools to ensure timely follow-ups and task completion, aiming to improve hospital patient flow.

Residex Acquires Seattle Health-Tech Startup Kevala to Boost AI-Powered Senior Care Workforce Management

Seattle-based health-tech startup Kevala, which helps healthcare facilities manage workers using AI, has been acquired by Denver-based Residex to enhance senior care operations. Kevala, founded in 2020 and led by CEO Todd Owens, raised $21 million before the acquisition, and the deal aims to combine workforce management with Residex’s clinical AI platform.

Kevala raises $12.1M to help long-term care providers fill shifts and manage compliance

Seattle-based Kevala raised $12.1 million to expand its software platform that helps long-term care and senior living facilities schedule staff, manage compliance, and access temporary nurses and caregivers across five states. The company has grown from five to 20 corporate employees since January 2021 and serves hundreds of healthcare facilities, offering a pool of more than 1,000 registered and licensed caregivers.

Pioneer Square Labs’ Greg Gottesman Discusses Building Marketplaces, Rover, and 'Killing Great Ideas' on Podcast Episode #75

This podcast episode features Greg Gottesman, co-founder and managing director of Pioneer Square Labs and co-founder of Rover, discussing his entrepreneurial journey, marketplace-building strategies, and lessons like obsessing over marketplace dynamics and 'killing great ideas.' The conversation targets digital marketplace founders, COOs, and CEOs and covers topics such as Pioneer Square Labs’ genesis, marketing funnels, and the concept of 'starting with 1.'

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