$10 million in Series A investment was secured by Hamilton Health Box, a Houston, Texas-based company that offers a microclinic operating model appropriate for a variety of settings.
Investors
- Texas Medical Center Venture Fund
- Memorial Hermann Health System
- Impact Ventures by Johnson & Johnson Foundation
- the Sullivan Brothers
- 1588 Ventures
Use of funds
With the money, the business hopes to quicken its pace of entering rural regions and introduce its concept to the 98 million Americans who live in Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs).
About Hamilton Health Box
Dr. Toby R. Hamilton founded Hamilton Health Box, which provides de novo microclinics—prefabricated facilities made especially for primary care services—in a variety of locations, such as workplaces for employers, schools, universities, and rural markets. To improve accessibility and convenience, these microclinics use a hybrid approach to in-person and telemedicine service. In order to increase coverage and effect, HHB has partnered with top Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in rural regions to offer primary care services at both their current locations and via new ones.
