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SilverVue develops healthcare software, with SilverSearch as its core product, enhancing post-acute care transitions. The platform offers medical professionals dashboards and patients decision-making tools. This simplifies selecting suitable care providers post-discharge, improving patient placement and streamlining the overall transition experience.
Founded in 2012 by entrepreneurs Will West and Eric Smith, SilverVue addressed patient struggles with post-hospital care choices. West, an experienced entrepreneur, co-founded the company, filling this gap. Their insight leveraged technology, creating a transparent, accessible system empowering patients and caregivers to select optimal post-acute services.
Hundreds of U.S. hospitals utilize SilverVue's platform for patient care transitions. The company aims to optimize patient outcomes by ensuring clarity and control during crucial healthcare junctures. It envisions a future where individuals effortlessly access and understand post-acute care options, fostering an efficient, patient-centric system aligned with value-based care.
SilverVue has raised $12.0M across 1 funding round.
SilverVue has raised $12.0M in total across 1 funding round.
SilverVue is a healthcare software company founded in 2012 that developed a cloud-based platform to enhance the patient experience during post-acute care transitions, enabling patients to make informed decisions about facilities using tools like searchable tablets with ratings and addresses.[1][2][3] The platform targeted hospitals, post-acute care providers, and clinicians, addressing challenges in patient engagement, data management, and care coordination to reduce costs, improve outcomes, and boost satisfaction; it served case managers and patients by solving inefficiencies in transitional care, such as facility selection and quality reporting.[1][2][4] SilverVue raised $17.85M from investors including Pritzker Group Venture Capital, Epic Ventures, and GE Ventures, achieved rapid growth by signing over 250 hospitals in under two years, and merged with Mingle Analytics in 2018 to form Mingle Health, a data-driven platform for value-based care, preventive medicine, and quality improvement.[1][2][5]
Post-merger, the combined entity (also known as Mingle Healthcare Solutions) retained operations in Sandy, Utah (HQ) and Maine, employing around 40-70 people at peak, with a focus on end-to-end solutions for disease management, practice efficiency, and patient transitions.[1][2][4][5]
SilverVue was founded in 2012 in Sandy, Utah, by experienced technology entrepreneurs, including co-founder and CTO Eric Smith, who transitioned full-time in 2014 to build the core platform.[1][2][4] The idea emerged from recognizing gaps in post-acute care management, evolving from initial hardware like patient tablets for facility searches to a comprehensive SaaS model integrating patient data and hospital workflows.[2] Early traction was explosive: within a year-and-a-quarter of sales, SilverVue secured contracts with over 250 hospitals—faster than any comparable healthcare software—through a "foot-in-the-door" strategy starting with simple tools and expanding via trust-built data sharing.[2] Key leaders included CEO Will West, CFO Scott Lindeman, and Chief Strategy Officer Matt Evans.[4] A pivotal $12M funding round in 2016 from Pritzker Group, GE Ventures, and Epic Ventures fueled growth to ~70 employees, culminating in the 2018 merger with Mingle Analytics to create Mingle Health.[1][2]
SilverVue rode the shift toward value-based care and patient engagement in healthcare tech, coinciding with post-2010 Affordable Care Act pressures for better outcomes, lower readmissions, and quality reporting amid rising post-acute costs.[1][2] Timing was ideal as hospitals sought tech to navigate Medicare requirements and transitions, where SilverVue's model exploited slow traditional sales cycles by starting small and scaling via data.[2] Market forces like digitization of patient data, SaaS adoption in healthtech, and VC interest in AI-adjacent tools (e.g., analytics for disease management) favored it, influencing the ecosystem by accelerating hospital tech adoption and paving the way for merged entities like Mingle Health in comprehensive platforms.[1][4][5] It exemplified Utah's healthtech hub strength, blending software innovation with real-world clinician needs.
Post-2018 merger, SilverVue's legacy lives on in Mingle Health's active platform, focusing on AI-enhanced data tools for preventive care and profitability in value-based models, with steady operations as a subsidiary.[1][4] Next steps likely involve expanding AI for predictive analytics and telehealth integrations amid ongoing U.S. healthcare digitization. Trends like regulatory pushes for quality metrics and post-pandemic remote care will propel growth, evolving its influence from niche post-acute disruptor to broader ecosystem enabler in cost-effective, patient-empowered healthtech. This trajectory underscores SilverVue's foundational bet on accessible tech paying dividends in a consolidating market.
SilverVue has raised $12.0M in total across 1 funding round.
SilverVue's investors include Foundry Group, Frontier Ventures, GE Ventures, K9 Ventures.
SilverVue has raised $12.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $12.0M Series A in May 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2016 | $12.0M Series A | Foundry Group, Frontier Ventures, GE Ventures, K9 Ventures |