Announcing our Series A Raise to Fuel a New Way to Care For Patients and Their Families

Today marks a major milestone for Rezilient Health.

We’ve closed a $10M Series A round to fuel a new way to care for patients and their families.

The round was led by Govo Venture Partners with participation from Bridge Ventures, Acorn Pacific Ventures, The Council, Jim McKelvey (Co-Founder of Block, formerly Square), Mark and Robyn Jones (Founders of Goosehead Insurance), Jeremy Friese (Founder of Verata Health), and David Karandish (Founder of Answers.com).

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This capital is not only a testament to our team’s relentless commitment to our customers, partners, and the families we continue to serve, it also sets the foundation for rapidly growing our impact across more communities that are being suffocated under the weight of the traditional U.S. healthcare industry. 

With this capital, more people will be able to get access to concierge healthcare — regardless of where they are on the economic spectrum — through affordable employee benefit plans that employees actually use. We’ll be able to scale the results we’ve already seen in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. 

Our goal from day one has been the same as it is today: flip the traditional healthcare model on its head and deliver care that actually centers a transparent relationship between patients and their care team, in the communities that are typically overlooked by the innovation economy. It’s within this backdrop that we’re committing to rebuilding the healthcare system from the ground up, and committing to our customers — our members, their families, the businesses, the health plans, and the benefits brokers — and letting that passion drive every decision we make as an organization.

The difference between day one and today is that hundreds of businesses have trusted us with the healthcare of their people.

Where others started with an archaic services model and slapped technology on it to say they were “tech-enabled”, we started with one question: how do we restore the full doctor patient relationship if they are never physically together in the same room? Our answer: we’ve developed a novel digital-physical infrastructure and built a new service model around it. 

Making every doctor available at every CloudClinic location meant that we broke fundamental assumptions in scheduling, fundamental assumptions in messaging, and had to build them from the ground up. By creating a model where every touchpoint — even in our CloudClinics — is digitally captured, unlocks an entirely new world of use cases and ways that we can drive value for our customers and the healthcare industry at large.

Rezilient is not just another point solution for businesses: we’re building a truly tech-enabled healthcare system under one roof. Rezilient members can access all their care needs in one place: primary care, urgent care, specialty care, plus, labs and imaging. Beaming our remote physicians and specialist consults into our CloudClinics means a shorter time to diagnosis and more timely treatment, plus a much more effective commercial model that actually helps our physicians deliver better care. 

With healthcare that reduces utilization of costly downstream care like emergency room and hospital visits, the result is a dramatic return on investment for employers’ bottom lines, and for their employees’ health.

We're going beyond just solving short-term health problems, and creating the long-term doctor-patient relationships that are crucial for the best preventative care with our agile, distributed healthcare delivery system.

That's how health care should be delivered.

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