Solv is a startup that touts the dating network of the day and recently raised $45 million in funding. The San Francisco-based startup produces software to help healthcare providers with scheduling, registration, and price transparency.
Corner Ventures and Acrew Capital led the C round of financing. Acrew is a returning investor and led Solv’s Series B financing last year.
Solv plans to use these funds to build its network of healthcare providers. The startup claims that 100 million people currently live within five minutes of an appointment that day.
Most practices in the Solv network are emergency care, including pediatric emergency care. The startup also links patients to telemedicine appointments, Covid-19 testing and vaccines.
Theresia Gouw, founding partner of Acrew Capital, who is also a member of the startup’s board of directors, said that as more and more people seek virtual care and rapid testing, Solv has seen its business accelerate during the pandemic.
Solv CEO Heather Fernandez said in a press release: “Just as the financial crisis changed consumer expectations and promoted innovation in fintech, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we have seen The same trend.” “By putting the patient first and center, and benefiting both sides of the healthcare system, we can bring the industry closer to the future we are trying to build.”
Fernandez is Trulia’s former vice president and general manager of business services, and he co-founded this startup in 2016. There are several other Trulia executives on Solv’s team, including its former chief technology officer.
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