Allina Health System and a Boston-based venture capital firm are leading a $20 million fundraising effort for a startup company that will develop “hospital-at-home” programs in conjunction with health systems and health plans, the Star Tribune reports.
Called Inbound Health, the new business will have its headquarters in Minneapolis. It builds on Allina’s continuing push since the COVID-19 pandemic to provide hospital services at home when possible, since inpatient capacity has been limited at times.
Inbound Health will work with clients to create “skilled nursing-at-home” programs as well as hospital-level services, according to Minneapolis-based Allina and Flare Capital Partners, which is based in Boston. Read more.
