Funded Health Care Startups in Miami
Across these 17 funded health care startups in Miami, the largest disclosed round is Elemy’s $219M on 2021-10-06; every other disclosed amount is far lower…
Across these 17 funded health care startups in Miami, the largest disclosed round is Elemy’s $219M on 2021-10-06; every other disclosed amount is far lower, with the next-largest disclosed rounds at $30M (e.g., Carevive Systems $18M is also well below) and the next-highest specifically at $200K for Sensie is an additional low-side anchor. Disclosed amounts show a heavy concentration in the $20M–$30M band (HealthSnap $25M on 2024-02-20; NUE Life Health $23M on 2022-04-19; Getlabs $20M on 2022-02-03; Heru $30M on 2021-05-20; Care Resource $30K on 2024-08-15 is the low end of that set rather than competing with the mid-band). The list also clusters temporally: rounds span 2020-11-03 (Sensie) through 2025-04-23 (Ostro), and 4 entries fall between 2024-02-05 and 2024-02-20 (SwiftSync, HealthSnap), plus another 3 in the 2023-04-07 to 2023-07-11 window (Intelligent Observation, Love Health, Mascotte Health). Stage labeling is also uneven: 5 of 17 rows are “Series Unknown,” and 3 of 17 are explicitly “undisclosed” by amount, limiting amount-based comparisons for Ostro (2025-04-23) and Reveal Dental Partners (2025-01-17).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts in this Miami health care list?
Elemy’s $219M disclosed round on 2021-10-06 dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in these rows; the next-highest disclosed amounts are much smaller (e.g., Heru $30M on 2021-05-20, Carevive Systems $18M on 2021-02-18), with another low-side disclosed anchor at Sensie’s $200K on 2020-11-03.
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent window shown (relative to the page’s full date span)?
The rounds span 2020-11-03 (Sensie) to 2025-04-23 (Ostro). Within the newest 180-day period from 2024-11-03 to 2025-04-23, the visible entries include Reveal Dental Partners (2025-01-17, undisclosed) and Ostro (2025-04-23, undisclosed), plus Care Resource (2024-08-15 is outside that window) and HealthSnap (2024-02-20 is outside), indicating that the very latest entries are fewer and often undisclosed by amount.
Are “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” amounts common enough to affect how confidently amounts can be compared?
Yes. Of 17 rows, 5 are labeled “Series Unknown” (Ostro 2025-04-23; Reveal Dental Partners 2025-01-17; Love Health 2023-05-02; Intelligent Observation is labeled Seed but has undisclosed amount; plus one more “Series Unknown” row is Care Resource? actually Care Resource is Series Unknown with $30K—so count remains from the label pattern). By amount, 3 of 17 are marked “undisclosed” (Ostro 2025-04-23; Reveal Dental Partners 2025-01-17; Intelligent Observation 2023-04-07), which creates gaps in any comparison of peak financing sizes.
Do specific stages cluster, or is the stage mix broad across years?
The list mixes early and later stages across different years rather than clustering into one dominant late-stage bucket: Seeds include SwiftSync ($2M on 2024-02-05) and Index Health ($3M on 2023-11-01), while larger later-stage disclosed rounds appear as well, such as HealthSnap’s Series B ($25M on 2024-02-20) and Getlabs’ Series A ($20M on 2022-02-03). Mid/late rounds are also present but not uniform, e.g., Carevive Systems is Series C ($18M on 2021-02-18) and Elemy is labeled without a stage but discloses $219M on 2021-10-06.
Which temporal clusters appear strongest when looking at round dates rather than just years?
Two tight clusters stand out. First, three rounds in 2024-02-05 to 2024-02-20 include SwiftSync (2024-02-05, $2M), HealthSnap (2024-02-20, $25M), and the next nearest visible 2024 entry is Care Resource (2024-08-15, $30K), which is separated by months. Second, 2023-04-07 to 2023-07-11 includes Intelligent Observation (2023-04-07, undisclosed), Love Health (2023-05-02, $13M), and Mascotte Health (2023-07-11, $1M).
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