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§ Private Profile · Mountain View, CA, USA
Cloud-based platform connecting doctors and patients with automated care plans for recovery monitoring and complication detection.
HealthLoop, a Mountain View/San Francisco, California-based company, provides a cloud-based platform connecting doctors and patients with interactive, automated care plans to monitor recovery, detect complications, and reduce readmissions. The platform supported 70 client sites and 250,000 active yearly users, facilitating 7.2 million annual patient interactions prior to its acquisition. HealthLoop served healthcare providers including Kaiser Permanente, UCSF Health, and Boston Children’s Hospital, and raised a $10 million Series A round in December 2013 led by Rebecca Lynn of Canvas Venture Fund. The company was acquired by GetWellNetwork in November 2018, with the combined entity projected to have approximately 300 employees and $90 million in revenue. HealthLoop was founded in 2009 by Dr. Jordan Shlain and Todd Johnson.
HealthLoop has raised $21.0M across 2 funding rounds.
HealthLoop has raised $21.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
HealthLoop has raised $21.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Series B in May 2017.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2017 | $8M Series B | — | Bling Capital, Caffeinated Capital, Canvas Ventures, F Prime Capital, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Jeremy Stoppelman, ICarbonX, NextEquity Partners, Ochsner Lafayette General Healthcare, Summation Health Ventures | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2013 | $13M Series A | Canvas Ventures | Bling Capital, Caffeinated Capital, F Prime Capital, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Jeremy Stoppelman, Subtraction Capital | Announced |
HealthLoop has raised $21.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
HealthLoop's investors include Bling Capital, Caffeinated Capital, Canvas Ventures, F-Prime Capital Partners, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Jeremy Stoppelman, iCarbonX, NextEquity Partners, Ochsner Lafayette General Healthcare, Summation Health Ventures.
HealthLoop is a SaaS-based healthcare technology company that developed a cloud-based platform automating post-discharge follow-up care, connecting doctors, patients, and caregivers with insightful, actionable clinical information between visits.[1][2][4][5] It serves hospitals, health systems, and medical practices—such as Kaiser Permanente, UCSF Health, and Boston Children’s Hospital—by enabling automated daily check-ins to monitor patient progress, promote adherence, and allow proactive interventions before complications escalate.[2][3] The platform solves the problem of limited post-care support by scaling care teams' impact through patient-generated data analytics, reducing readmissions and improving outcomes without forcing trade-offs on patient populations.[1][2] Prior to its 2018 acquisition by GetWellNetwork, HealthLoop had raised $23.8 million, generated $9 million in revenue, served 70 client sites with 250,000 active users, and driven 7.2 million annual interactions, contributing to GetWellNetwork's projected $90 million revenue that year.[3][4]
Founded in 2009 in Mountain View, California, HealthLoop was started by Dr. Jordan Shlain, a practicing physician and healthcare innovator recognized among the top 100 by HealthSpottr, who aimed to "hack the healthcare system" by extending doctor-patient relationships beyond visits.[1][4] Shlain, also a San Francisco Health Services Board Commissioner and advisor to groups like the Aspen Institute, drew from his clinical experience to create automated follow-up tools.[1] Key early leaders included Todd Johnson, who became CEO after selling his prior company Salar (a leader in acute care documentation), and Meg Holland, SVP of Operations with 20 years in healthcare tech from ePocrates.[1] The company gained traction as a full-product-ready startup in healthcare services, reaching stage maturity with peer-reviewed plans and real-time analytics by the mid-2010s.[1][4]
HealthLoop rode the wave of digital patient engagement and remote monitoring trends in healthcare, accelerating amid rising demands for value-based care, readmission reductions, and post-acute support post-2010 Affordable Care Act shifts.[2][3] Its timing aligned with exploding telehealth adoption and the need to leverage patients as "underleveraged resources" for outcomes, countering fragmented follow-up in traditional models.[2] Market forces like hospital consolidation, payer pressures for lower costs, and consumer digital health growth favored its SaaS model, which scaled efficiently across providers.[3][4] By integrating into GetWellNetwork (now serving nearly 700 providers), it influenced the ecosystem toward comprehensive platforms blending inpatient and outpatient engagement, setting precedents for AI-driven personalization in a sector projected for ongoing M&A.[3]
Post-2018 acquisition, HealthLoop's technology powers GetWell Loop, positioning the combined entity for dominance in end-to-end patient journeys amid AI-enhanced remote care and hybrid health models.[3] Trends like predictive analytics, wearable integration, and regulatory pushes for digital empathy will amplify its tools, potentially expanding to chronic care and global markets as GetWellNetwork—backed by private equity—pursues further scale.[3] Its influence may evolve from standalone innovator to core engine in consolidated platforms, reimagining doctor-patient bonds as HealthLoop originally envisioned, driving sustained outcomes in a patient-centric healthcare evolution.[1][2]