AngelEye Health raises $9m to advance neonatal and paediatric solutions
AngelEye Health has closed a $9m Series C funding round to advance its neonatal and paediatric care solutions while expediting AIVision platform adoption.
The company secured Live Oak Bank’s debt facility to further extend its growth capital.
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These funds are intended to drive product innovation, commercial expansion, and the development of intelligent, connected inpatient environments to support care delivery.
Mountain Group Partners led the equity round, with participation from Brad Whitmore and other existing investors.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital joined as a new investor, with its finance and treasury vice-president Luke Brown set to join AngelEye’s board of directors as an observer.
AngelEye Health reported that its platform is now used by more than 350 hospitals, reaching around 20% neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) families throughout the US.
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Brown said: “AngelEye’s mission to empower families and equip care teams in the NICU and paediatric settings aligns strongly with our goals as a paediatric health leader.”
AngelEye Health CEO Christopher Rand said: “Our team has remained focused on one mission: helping hospitals provide comprehensive support for clinical teams and families alike, equipping them with the tools they need to stay connected, confident, and informed throughout the NICU journey.
“This funding gives us the ability to bring AIVision to market while continuing to scale the solutions that have already made us a trusted partner to hundreds of hospitals nationwide.”
In April 2025, AngelEye introduced AIVision, which incorporates computer vision and AI into NICU environments and paediatric unit settings.
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