Reperio Health, a Portland, Ore.-based startup providing in-home health screenings, raised $14 million in funding, Endpoints News reports.
The new cash allows Reperio to expand its recently launched telehealth services beyond Oregon and Washington to patients nationally.
The company, which launched in 2020, provides kits that include tests for blood pressure and heart rate; a scale and tape measure for determining body mass index; and devices for blood tests that generate instant data for cholesterol, triglycerides, lipids and glucose levels.
An app walks users through the tests and the results are uploaded directly from the devices via a Bluetooth connection.
With the addition of telehealth services, the users of the home testing kits can discuss their results with a healthcare provider. The devices are returned to Reperio and sterilized for reuse.
Reperio’s customers include employers, health plans, medical providers and individuals.
CEO Travis Rush and Chief Technology Officer Matt Wallington co-founded Reperio after working together at Sightbox, a company that Rush launched and that which offered a subscription plan for eye exams and contact lens fittings and supplies. Johnson & Johnson acquired the startup in 2017 for an undisclosed sum.
Reperio has raised a total of $32 milllion, Endpoints reported, and Caduceus Capital Partners led the new round.
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