Heartbeat Health provides virtual-first cardiology services, focusing on making high-quality heart care more accessible through remote diagnostic data and cloud-based solutions.

Heartbeat Health

We are the largest virtual cardiologist practice in the United States serving all 50 states. We are tech-enabled specialty care providing remote diagnostics interpretations, e-consults, virtual visits and cardiology chronic care management programs working with providers, payers and accountable care organizations.

Lerer Hippeau

Max Ventures

Optum Ventures

Kindred Ventures

.406 Ventures

DaVita Venture Group

Designer Fund

Echo Health Ventures

🚀🚀🚀 Today we announce our Series C Financing -- a culmination of the hard work and dedication from our team.  Heartbeat is growing to meet the needs of our patients and our partners. We'll use this new capital to grow new partnerships and serve more patients with accessible, high-value, and quality heart care. 🔥 🔥 🔥 
 
And we're hiring -- if you're looking to join our mission to make cardiovascular care accessible from anywhere and for everyone, please reach out. Heartbeat Health

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A thoughtful piece by our founder Jeffrey Wessler highlighting one of Heartbeat Health’s key pushes - to rigorously study what we do, from day 1 🔥

Today Heartbeat Health announces a partnership with Karoo Health to launch the nation's first scaled, end-to-end cardiac value-based care solution. 

Hearts everywhere are smiling :) 

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Great Virtual Offsite with a Great Virtual Team Heartbeat Health 🚀

It is such a crazy time to be building a digital health company -- on the one hand, there is SO much excitement about the space, so many opportunities for technology to make improvements, and so many exceptional people jumping in heads first. 

And yet, the market is pretty dismal for funding, exits and outcomes. 

In my view, survival is key right now -- and may be one of the best ways to make it through this storm. 

Take a look at my thought in Forbes on how to survive the great digital health shake out:

#healthcare #digitalhealth #healthtech

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Asking for help can be hard, but it's a crucial part of business success. Four years ago, my boss Jeff at Heartbeat Health sat me down when I was overwhelmed by my workload and said, "Sometimes you need to ask for help." That really hit home for me.

Since becoming self-employed five months ago, I've been doing everything myself. But recently, I realized I don't have to do it all alone. People actually like to help.

When asked to write a wellness column for a local magazine SOMA Living, I initially said, "I have no marketing budget." But Michael understood my situation as a new business owner and offered to let me write a column. It was that easy.

Today, I'm celebrating my column being in the hands of almost 15,000 households! 

This Valentine's Day, I encourage you to reflect on how you can show yourself the love, respect, and support you deserve. 

What help have you appreciated in your career, or what support will you ask for this month? Even the smallest request is a step in the right direction.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the article and how it helps you take the next step on wellness journey. Happy Valentine's Day!

#wellness #wellatwork #careersupport  #careermilestones

I appreciated Tim Fitzpatrick's list of kidney care investments, including some of our great portfolio companies; however, I love that investing for our kidney care patients means not only caring for their kidney, but also caring for our patients' full health. That's why I love how Wellth helps patients get healthier with daily habit formation, Heartbeat Health helps patients get better cardiology care, SameSky Health creates culturally tailored patient engagement, and VyncaCare provides supportive care services for seriously ill patients. 

Excited to track how the space continues to evolve for such chronically ill and underserved patients!

Building a startup is Hard.

Here are four hard-earned technology lessons I wish I had known when starting Heartbeat Health. I wrote about them in the article below and hope they can be useful for you:

1. Your business isn’t your technology; it’s the value you deliver to customers.

2. High-tech can be high-touch.

3. The best technology is often invisible.

4. You don't have to build it all yourself (and probably shouldn't.)



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#forbescouncil #healthcare #startup #tech #lessonslearnt

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Market	PRIVATE
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Industry	Digital Health and Telemedicine
Country	US
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Website	heartbeathealth.com
LinkedIn	useheartbeat
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