Isaac Health has secured $10.5 million in Series A funding, led by Flare Capital Partners and joined by Industry Ventures and Black Opal Ventures, according to the company. Existing investors Meridian Street Capital, B Capital, and Primetime Partners also increased their investment, bringing total funding to $16.3 million.
The company said that the new capital enables expansion of its AI-enabled brain health platform across all 50 states, aiming to democratize access to specialist dementia care. The platform combines digital infrastructure with clinical expertise to screen, diagnose, and manage dementia from home.
According to the company, its technology employs predictive machine learning and patented AI screening to identify cognitive and brain health conditions and match patients with specialists. The company claims that 73 percent of users achieved improved neurocognitive function within six months, and 92 percent met cognitive goals in three weeks.
The funding will also support expansion of virtual care infrastructure, enhancement of AI-driven detection and predictive clinical decision tools, and improved data analytics to optimize care pathways.
