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§ Private Profile · Seattle, WA, USA
Xealth is a technology company.
Xealth provides a digital health platform that integrates and manages virtual care tools, patient education, and remote monitoring programs directly within clinical workflows. The company’s core offering acts as a care orchestration layer, enabling healthcare providers to seamlessly prescribe and monitor digital health content and services, thereby transforming passive patient data into actionable insights for coordinated care. This system streamlines the deployment and management of various digital health solutions for health systems.
Co-founded in 2016 by Mike McSherry, who serves as CEO, and Aaron Sheedy, Xealth emerged from their shared experience as colleagues at Swype, an earlier mobile technology venture. Their insight centered on the need for a standardized, integrated approach to deliver digital health tools at scale, recognizing the inefficiency and fragmentation in how these solutions were then being deployed within healthcare organizations. McSherry brought a strong pedigree in founding multiple technology startups prior to Xealth.
Xealth's platform is utilized by healthcare teams within large health systems, enabling physicians and care teams to efficiently connect patients with relevant digital health programs. The company’s long-term vision is to establish a ubiquitous infrastructure for digital health, ensuring that ordering and managing virtual care solutions become as intuitive and integrated into clinical practice as prescribing traditional medications, ultimately driving broader adoption and impact of digital interventions.
Xealth has raised $47.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Xealth has raised $47.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Xealth is a digital health technology company that builds a platform enabling health systems to efficiently deploy, integrate, and manage digital health tools within existing clinical workflows. Its platform allows healthcare providers to prescribe, monitor, and measure the impact of digital health content, apps, and services as easily as medications, all embedded within electronic health records (EHRs). Xealth serves over 500 U.S. hospitals and more than 70 digital health solution partners, helping health systems deliver connected, personalized, and preventive care at scale. The company addresses the challenge of fragmented digital health tool adoption by providing a unified orchestration layer that streamlines provider workflows and enhances patient engagement and outcomes. Xealth has demonstrated strong growth momentum, culminating in its acquisition by Samsung Electronics in 2025, which aims to leverage Xealth’s platform to advance connected care and integrate wellness with medical care[1][2][5].
Xealth was founded in 2016 by a team of consumer technology experts with backgrounds in mobile phones, websites, and interactive technology, including entrepreneurs behind Swype and Boost Mobile. They joined Providence St. Joseph Health and identified an opportunity to use digital technology to better connect doctors and patients through familiar tools like EHRs and smartphones. In 2017, Xealth was spun out of Providence as an independent company, expanding its team to include clinical informaticists, health IT specialists, and healthcare business professionals. Early traction came from partnerships with major health systems and digital health solution providers, establishing Xealth as a leading platform in digital health integration. The acquisition by Samsung in 2025 marked a pivotal moment, positioning Xealth to scale its vision of connected care globally[1][3][4].
Xealth rides the growing trend of digital transformation in healthcare, particularly the integration of digital health tools into clinical care to improve outcomes and reduce costs. The timing is critical as healthcare systems increasingly adopt telehealth, remote monitoring, and personalized digital therapeutics, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing demand for value-based care. Market forces favor platforms that can unify disparate digital health solutions and embed them into provider workflows without disruption. Xealth’s orchestration layer addresses fragmentation in digital health adoption, enabling health systems to leverage data and digital tools more effectively. By joining Samsung, Xealth is positioned to influence the broader ecosystem by bridging consumer wellness technologies with clinical care, advancing a connected care model that spans prevention, monitoring, and treatment[1][2].
Looking ahead, Xealth is poised to expand its impact as part of Samsung’s connected care vision, integrating wearable technology and consumer health data with clinical decision-making. Trends shaping its journey include increased adoption of remote patient monitoring, AI-driven health analytics, and personalized digital therapeutics. Xealth’s platform will likely evolve to support more seamless data interoperability and deeper integration with emerging health technologies. Its influence may grow beyond U.S. hospitals to global health systems, helping to standardize digital health delivery and improve patient outcomes worldwide. The acquisition by Samsung provides the scale and resources to accelerate innovation and adoption, making Xealth a key player in the future of connected, preventive, and personalized healthcare[1][2][3].
Xealth has raised $47.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Xealth's investors include Scott Powder, Atrium Health, Banner Health, Cerner, Christiana Care Health System, Cleveland Clinic, Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin, LRVHealth, McKesson Ventures, MemorialCare, Memorial Hermann Health System, Nebraska Medicine.
Xealth has raised $47.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $24.0M Series B in September 2021.