Top 5: HealthTap topped last week's Silicon Valley fundings
- Cromwell Schubarth
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The Palo Alto startup claims about 38,000 U.S. doctors use its platform to connect with about 8 million unique visitors every month.
Here is more on that funding and the others in the top five:
HealthTap raises $24M
HealthTap Inc. said on Wednesday
that it raised $24 million in Series B funding and added venture investor Keith Rabois, the former chief
operating officer of Square Inc., to its board.
The Palo Alto startup led by
founder and CEO Ron Gutman
said that Rabois’ firm, Khosla Ventures, led the round with previous backers
Mayfield Fund and Mohr Davidow Ventures also
participating.
Khosla Ventures’ founder Vinod Khosla is also joining
HealthTap as an advisor after the latest funding.Click here to read the press release about HealthTap's new funding.
Silk Road Medical raises $17M
Stealthy medical device developer Silk Road Medical Inc. disclosed on Wednesday that it raised $17 million in new funding.
The Sunnyvale startup led by CEO Tony Chou didn’t disclose who the money came from but indicated there were four investors involved.
In addition to Chou, other executives listed were President Erica Rogers, Richard Mott, Philip Oettinger and John Slattery.
Directors listed on the form include Noah Knauf of Warburg Pincus, Jack Lasersohn and Elizabeth Weatherman.
Click here to see the SEC filing.
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Vanity mobile number startup Zoove raises $15M
Cromwell Schubarth is the Senior Technology Reporter at the Business Journal. His phone number is 408.299.1823.
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