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Print Edition StoriesHealth care IT company eVariant LLC has raised $5.3 million in what it calls its first round of institutional funding led by Health Enterprise Partners of New York, according to a release.
The Simsbury, Conn.-based startup provides a software platform called HealthConnect it delivers under an SaaS model that combines CRM, marketing automation, data integration services and analytics to create a ‘PRM’ or patient relationship management system for hospitals and health care systems. The company was founded in October 2008 by CEO Bill Moschella and executive vice president Rob Grant. In the release, eVariant said it would use the funds to “increase its penetration in the Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) and Academic Medical Center (AMC) markets.”
Moschella said in the release that he anticipates “more than two thousand users on the HealthConnect platform by the end of 2011,” and that the new round of investment “will help us meet and exceed their needs.”
Among eVariant’s clients are Catholic Health Partners, Greenville Hospital System, Halifax Health, Hartford Healthcare, Penn Medicine and University of Utah Health Care, the company said in the release.
In addition to its HealthConnect platform for health care, eVariant also lists education, gaming, insurance, publishing and sports merchandising as other areas of interest, according to its website.
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