Vidyo www.video.com announced a $10 million strategic investment by Kaiser Permanente Ventures www.kpventures.com, the corporate venture capital arm of one of the largest healthcare providers in the U.S. Vidyo has raised $163 million to date from investors.
So far, Vidyo has raised $163 million from investors including not only Kaiser Permanente Ventures, but also Menlo Ventures, Rho Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds, QuestMark Partners, and others.
Kaiser uses Vidyo to video-enable a number of workflows including Vidyo’s “My Health Manager” which enables physicians and patients to connect face-to-face from the home, doctor’s office, or hospital.
The VidyoWorks platform is used to power telehealth applications in almost half of the top 100 integrated delivery networks in the U.S. Vidyo’s platform is also integrated into the telehealth workflows of major EHR providers like EPIC and Cerner along with teleICU and home health monitoring systems from Philips.
The VidyoWorks platform and APIs are advancing the use of telemedicine across hospital systems and patient homes. The software-based platform is an integrated component with workflow tools including large EMR systems, ICU monitoring software, telemetry management software, bedside patient engagement systems, clinical carts and robots, and direct-to-consumer care providers.