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Proximie Raises $38m Series B Funding To Accelerate Its Expansion in U.S. and European Markets

Proximie is a health technology platform company focused on digitizing operating and diagnostic rooms.

Today the company announced the completion of its $38 million Series B equity financing. The round was led by F-Prime Capital, with participation from new investors Questa Capital, Eight Roads, Maverick Ventures, and the support of existing investors Global Ventures, BECO Capital, and Cedar Mundi Ventures.

The company’s mission is to save lives by sharing the world’s best clinical practices. The platform combines human expertise with the power of augmented reality (AR), machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), and advanced telecommunications.

Proximie will use the proceeds to accelerate its expansion in the U.S. and European markets. Significant investment will be directed toward commercial efforts, including new technology implementations, in addition to research and development.

The company was founded by Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram FRCS (Plastics) – (B.E.M., British Empire Medal), in 2016. The company is building a network of operating rooms, where every interaction is captured, digitized, cataloged, and analyzed. By digitizing surgery, Proximie can accelerate the adoption of best practices and help to create better patient outcomes.

Proximie has enjoyed rapid growth over the last 12 months, having conducted over 10,000 surgical interactions in 300 hospitals in over 40 countries.

SourceProximie
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