Oura's $2.2B IPO is mostly a payday for early investors
Plus: DexCare acquires AI care-coordination startup Mila Health. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.
Plus: DexCare acquires AI care-coordination startup Mila Health. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.
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Oura's $2.2B IPO is mostly a payday for early investors
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Plus: DexCare acquires AI care-coordination startup Mila Health. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.
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A smart ring maker just filed to go public in a $2.2 billion IPO, but most of that money is not going to the company, the health-tracking device maker Oura itself.
Oura's IPO values it at $14.1 billion. Early investor Forerunner Ventures alone is cashing out $1.2 billion of the $2.2 billion raised, leaving Oura about $6.2 million after taxes on equity awards.
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A patient-access technology company used by health systems just bought an AI startup whose virtual agents call and text patients to schedule care and manage follow-ups.
DexCare acquired Mila Health, extending its reach across 57 million patients from scheduling into full care coordination. It is DexCare's second acquisition, after buying Womp in 2022. Terms were not disclosed.
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