Inspiren announces another $70M to make senior care predictive

The nurse-founded sensor platform announced the round less than a year after a $100M Series B, as subscription revenue reached $29M.

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Primary source: Forbes

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Inspiren has found a direct-paying market for ambient healthcare AI, pairing hardware with recurring software and care operations. The reported $550M valuation assumes its sensors can progress from documenting falls to predicting health deterioration, a harder technical and clinical test.

A senior's hand gently rests on a sleek, minimalist sensor device, surrounded by subtle glowing data patterns within a warm, modern care environment.

Inspiren, founded by former Green Beret and cardiothoracic nurse Michael Wang, announced a $70 million funding round led by NewView Capital and reported at a $550 million valuation, according to Forbes.…

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