DocSpace announced raising $1.2 million in seed capital Aug. 18, The Houston Business Journal reports. The financing was led by Los Angeles-based Slauson & Co., an early-stage venture capital firm focused on economic inclusion. Slauson & Co. announced launching a $50 million investment fund earlier this year. Precursor Ventures, Acrew Capital’s Scout Fund, Sputnik ATX and angel investors also contributed to the seed capital funding.
DocSpace is developing a commerce platform for clinicians to start and manage their own private practices. The company provides a HIPPA-compliant platform to assist with back-office functions like banking, payroll, bookkeeping, scheduling and video conferencing. The DocSpace platform can also assist with creating a digital health storefront and other management tools. The startup launched in March 2020, around the time Covid-19 was declared a pandemic. Read more.
