NYC-based Garner Health closed a $100 million Series E led by Index Ventures, reaching a $2.74 billion valuation. The healthcare data analytics platform serves 2.5 million workers.
Garner Health provides data analytics tools that help employers and their workers navigate physician selection and healthcare costs. The company operates as a care navigation platform focused on the employer benefits space.
Index Ventures led the funding round, underscoring investor confidence in the employer healthcare market. The Series E brings Garner Health's total funding to significant levels as it expands its platform capabilities.
The company competes in a growing sector where employers increasingly seek ways to manage healthcare spending and improve employee outcomes through better data insights and care coordination tools.
In other funding news: Terra AI, a mining AI startup, raised $20 million in Series A funding led by Khosla Ventures with participation from BHP's venture arm. The company develops AI models for underground resource mapping. Separately, Sekai closed a $20 million Series A co-led by Khosla Ventures and Connect Ventures for its text-prompt-based mini app creation platform.
PaXini Tech, a robotics firm backed by Chinese EV giant BYD, is considering a Hong Kong initial public offering. The move reflects growing investor appetite in the advanced robotics sector.
Board, a new gaming startup from Mirror founder Brynn Putnam, has closed a $20M Series A round led by Union Square Ventures. The company has already sold thousands of units.
Social event planning app Partiful is launching an in-app ticketing feature, marking its first major step toward generating revenue. The move lets users sell tickets directly through the platform.
Board, a New York startup that makes a 24-inch touchscreen device merging board games with video game interactivity, has closed a $20M Series A funding round. The company reports it has already sold tens of thousands of units.