Health Catalyst Raises $70M

What does Health Catalyst do?

Health Catalyst, is a leader in healthcare data warehousing. It is a tech platform which organizes and links health related data from different systems and makes it available to all the users. This company is solving healthcare data warehouse issues for some of the nation’s top health systems.  This technology platform organized and links health related data from different systems and makes it available to all the users.

How much Health Catalyst was funded?

Health Catalyst raised $70M in Series E on February 29, 2016 from Norwest Venture Partners – NVP.

Previous funding

• Undisclosed amount in Series A on September, 2011 from Sequoia Capital
• $33M in Series B on January 8, 2013 from Sequoia Capital, Sorenson Capital and Norwest Venture Partners – NVP
• $8M in Series B on March 1, 2013 from CHV Capital and Kaiser Permanente Ventures
• $41M in Series C on January 27, 2014 from Sequoia Capital, CHV Capital, Sorenson Capital, Norwest Venture Partners – NVP and Kaiser Permanente Ventures.
• $70M in Series D on March 17, 2015 from BYU Cougar Capital, Norwest Venture Partners – NVP, Sands Capital Ventures and EPIC Ventures

What is next for Health Catalyst?

The company will use the funding for supporting a significant expansion of the company’s improvement solutions outcomes for healthcare organizations.

More about Health Catalyst

The company was founded in 2008 by Steven Barlow and Thomas Burton. It has its headquarters in Salt Lake City, UT. With the shift from paper to electronic records, it has become a challenge that health data can be organized, make sense about it and do it quickly. But this platform can help organize, normalize and link the data from all the different systems. The company makes it searchable by all your users, even the non-technical ones by using rich meta data capabilities. This enables you to use your data for complex financial, operational, research reporting and clinical requirements, the capabilities which provide everyone the answers they are finding and that too quickly.