You always want to keep an eye on startups founded by repeat startup founders. Especially when they’ve had a successful exit. So although it doesn’t tend to make a lot of noise, I’m always keeping an eye on Reperio Health, the in-home health screening company founded by Travis Rush. Reperio Health just raised $14 million.
According to GeekWire:
The new cash allows Reperio to expand its recently launched telehealth services beyond Oregon and Washington to patients nationally.
The company, which launched in 2020, provides kits that include tests for blood pressure and heart rate; a scale and tape measure for determining body mass index; and devices for blood tests that generate instant data for cholesterol, triglycerides, lipids and glucose levels.
Just guesstimating from previous rounds, this would put Reperio’s total funding in the neighborhood of ~$23 million.
More details as they become available. Portland Business Journal and The Oregonian also covered the news.
For more information, visit Reperio Health.
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