Exclusive: The Wound Company debuts virtual-first, value-based care

By Erin Brodwin (Axios)

Virtual-first wound care was not the most popular idea when Nima Ahmadi, CEO of The Wound Company, first started talking about it with friends.

Why it matters: Ahmadi's Minneapolis-based company raised $4.25 million in seed funding, he tells Axios exclusively.

Details: Susa Ventures and Sozo Ventures co-led the round.

  • Funds will be applied to helping the company expand nationally, deepening its tech and R&D efforts, and hiring more staff in care delivery.

  • Ahmadi says he plans for The Wound Company (TWC) to raise a Series A in mid-to-late 2024.

What they're saying: Ahmadi says widespread misconceptions about wound care required spending a fair amount of time with investors and health plans to explain how the company operates.

Read on for the full story.

Source: Axios // See original post here.

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