Xealth

Xealth is a digital health software platform headquartered in Seattle, Washington, acquired by Samsung, that helps healthcare providers...

Facts

HQ
Seattle
Sectors
Digital Health, Healthcare, Health IT, Clinical Decision Support
Founded
2017
Type
Corporation Seattle business license
Registered name
Xealth Inc Seattle business license

Samsung Electronics to Acquire Seattle-Based Digital Health Startup Xealth to Enhance Healthcare Integration

Samsung Electronics is acquiring Seattle-based digital health startup Xealth, which helps healthcare providers manage digital health tools and is used by over 500 U.S. hospitals. The acquisition aims to integrate consumer health data with clinical records to enhance personalized and preventive care, with the deal expected to close later this year pending regulatory approval.

Seattle Startup Xealth Gains Investment from Morningside Ventures to Expand Digital Healthcare Platform

Seattle-based health tech startup Xealth secured new funding from Morningside Ventures to expand its digital healthcare delivery platform that integrates with electronic health records and supports over 100,000 medical providers. Since its 2017 spinout from Providence, Xealth has facilitated 12 million orders and works with more than 50 digital health vendors.

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.

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.

Xealth, a Providence Spinout, Raises $24M to Expand Digital Health Platform and Workforce

Seattle-based Xealth, a Providence spinout that helps more than 20 hospital systems prescribe and monitor digital health tools, raised $24 million in new funding to expand its platform and double its 55-person workforce. The company integrates with major electronic health records, licenses its platform to hospital systems, and has onboarded services from over 50 digital health vendors.

Madrona Venture Labs raises $8M and turns investors like Spencer Rascoff into co‑founders of spinouts

Madrona Venture Labs has raised $8 million for its fourth fund and introduced a model that makes investors — including Spencer Rascoff, Julie Larson-Green and Elena Donio — co-founders, board members, and advisors of its spinouts to attract talent and accelerate startup formation. Founded in 2014, the Seattle-based studio has spun out more than a dozen companies, including recent spinouts Zeitworks, Simplata, and Stratify.

Madrona Venture Labs Raises $8M Led by Madrona, Adds Former CEOs and Operators as Investors

Madrona Venture Labs (MVL), the incubation arm of Madrona Venture Group, has raised $8M with Madrona leading the round and brought on a roster of experienced operators and former CEOs as investors to help build spun-out companies. MVL will continue partnering closely with Madrona’s investment professionals on startups like Stratify and Strike Graph as it expands its incubation efforts.

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.

SBA Reveals Seattle Tech Startups Received Millions in PPP Loans Including ExtraHop’s $10M and Rover’s $8.1M

The Small Business Administration released detailed data on Paycheck Protection Program loans, revealing Seattle-area tech startups like ExtraHop and Rover received between $5.4 million and $10 million to support payroll during the COVID-19 crisis. The PPP distributed $525 billion across over 5 million loans before ending in August amid issues with loan forgiveness and fraud.

Health Tech: Disrupting healthcare from the inside

Tech is all about disruption. Healthcare is about slow and steady change. How do you merge those worlds? For Mike McSherry and Mary Haggard, the answer was to innovate form the inside out. Mary runs Providence St. Joseph Health's startup incubator and Mike is the founder and CEO of Xealth, its first spinout. We hear about their work to change the healthcare system from the inside on this live Health Tech episode. Thank you to our sponsor, Providence St. Joseph Health’s Digital and Innovation Group. Follow them at twitter.com/provinnovation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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