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Lifespark Lands $20M in Series B Financing

  • Oct 14, 2021
  • Meaghan Puglisi
  • 1-min Read

St. Louis Park-based Lifespark has closed on $20 million of Series B financing. The new money will help fund advancements to the company’s proprietary technology platform. Lifespark offers personalized, proactive care for seniors and touts a goal of keeping patients off of the “health care rollercoaster.”

“We also know there is tremendous waste in healthcare with more than $75 billion alone spent on overtreatment and low-value care,” said Joel Theisen, Lifespark’s founder and CEO, in a statement. “Understanding where that waste exists and how to prevent it is something our tech operating system focuses heavily on. It’s a blending of everything a person needs in a complete system offering seamless fulfillment of a person’s life plan.”

Read on for the full story in Twin Cities Business….

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