digital health funding
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As part of the deal, Northwest Capital's Edward Yip and General Catalyst's Holly Maloney are joining Tempo's board.
The roughly three-year-old company says it now has a post-money valuation over $1 billion.
The strategic investment will help Heal expand its services into Chicago, Charlotte, Houston and other new regions.
The company said that it has raised $110 million since November of 2019.
The 12-year-old French company is best known for its connected consumer health devices.
The startup provides users with price transparency tools and a Visa card for healthcare payments at cash rates.
The company heavily relies on telemedicine and digital services to provide care.
The new round was led by Motley Fool Ventures with participation from Zoll Medical Corporation, UH Ventures and Gray Ferry Capital.
The startup combines free assessments and in-person therapy with telehealth and digital care-coordination.