Mytonomy pulls in $7 million in first funding round to boost patient outcomes

Backed by Philips Health Technology Ventures and MedStar Health, cloud-based healthcare startup Mytonomy, which aims to boost patient outcomes, has closed on $7 million Series-A funding round. The Bethesda, the Maryland-based company, which launched in September 2016, is working with MedStar Health in the nation’s capital. In testing its microlearning software platform with 300 cardiology patients, nearly 90 percent completed the education modules. As CEO Anjali Kataria explains it, Mytonomy’s platform is designed to drive benefits for multiple stakeholders, including patient activation, improved patient outcomes, family and staff satisfaction, decrease labor costs, and increase top-line growth by delivering a data-driven, personalized patient experience across the care continuum.

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