Yuvo Health, which supports Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in value-based care arrangements, has raised $20.2 million in its Series A round of financing.
Mastry Ventures led, with participation from previous investors including AlleyCorp, AV8 Ventures, and New York Ventures, and new investors including HLM Venture Partners, Route 66 Ventures, VamosVentures, and Social Innovation Fund.
Launched in January 2021, New York-based Yuvo Health says it focuses on addressing the unique needs of FQHCs to help them leverage sustainable payment systems, scalable infrastructure, and partnerships for a meaningful seat at the table within the value-based care ecosystem. One of the stated goals of federal healthcare policymakers is to engage more community health centers in value-based care programs, Healthcare Innovation reports. Read more.
