CareQuest Innovation Partners

Quality healthcare should be accessible to everyone At Healthworx we enable solutions that increase healthcare quality, affordability and accessibility for all. We simplify innovation in healthcare to create real value and improve lives. We're focused on creating a healthier future and a better healthcare experience, and are looking for the best ideas to help us redefine healthcare.

We’ve spent our careers helping startups raise funds so they can put their products into the hands of providers and patients. To date, we’ve found investors are mostly unaware of the benefits that oral health investments can bring to any equity portfolio. Revere Partners is determined to change the landscape of dental and systemic health ventures - bringing market awareness, business acumen, and the top minds in the field together to elevate innovations and optimize both patient and provider experience. An Unprecedented OpportunityFor Founders: We empower founders, startups, and their cutting-edge products and services by assembling investor sets that consist of leaders in the industry. We're an AngelList Rolling Fund and can lead or follow, priced round or not, public or private. For Investors: Our deep understanding of the dental industry is proven by our successful track record in identifying profitable and diverse opportunities for our investors. We have deep experience in doing thorough due diligence. For Everyone: We provide an essential combination of dental industry expertise and analytical data research capabilities to predict trends and opportunities within the healthcare industry. We seek to elevate best-in-category technologies that promote better health outcomes.

We aim to support passionate entrepreneurs building visionary brands in positive living that will make the daily lives of consumers healthier, happier and more meaningful. We seek to partner with companies that are narrowing The Wellness Gap: the quantifiable delta that has grown dramatically over the past two decades as economic indicators such as GDP per capita have increased while measures of overall wellbeing, including physical and mental health, have stagnated or decreased. We are most focused on overlooked or stigmatized communities that have resulted in underserved markets. These are the areas where we see opportunity: Disruptive Healthcare Care Economy Consumer Wellbeing Connection & Community With a particular interest in the following demographics: Women Immigrants Caregivers Aging Adults Gen Z

Our strategy leverages an extensive hospital system and health plan network of relationships to target attractive market segments, to identify and evaluate investment opportunities, and to support the growth of our portfolio companies. Current Areas of Focus:Administrative Automation Behavioral Health: HCIT & Services Data Security Digital Therapeutics Genomics: Applications & Analytics Patient Safety & Risk Monitoring Pharma Data & Analytics Platforms Social Determinants of Health Virtual Care Models Women’s Health: HCIT & Services

Rhia Ventures’ mission is to create a vibrant US market for sexual, reproductive, and maternal health that produces equitable outcomes for all. This multi-billion dollar market has tremendous potential for public health impact, but it has been built on flawed systems that perpetuate unjust outcomes for women of color, low-income women, and others directly affected by systemic inequities. Our work is to transform this market. We know that transformation happens when partners with long experience in reproductive health and justice come together with market-facing actors to create deep, meaningful impact. By connecting activists, public health professionals, scientists, entrepreneurs, corporates, and investors, together we will build a more just marketplace. Rhia is enabling this change through four complementary efforts: We make direct investments in early- and growth-stage companies that are driving innovation, access, and equity in reproductive and maternal health, through our wholly owned venture fund, RH Capital Corporation. We provide technical assistance and shared resources to these companies and others so that they can strengthen their work in health equity and spur change across the venture ecosystem. We work through our Corporate Engagement and Blossom programs to change social norms, practices, and people that influence this market. We produce a systems-change assessment of the market, identifying the key leverage points for addressing systemic racism and other inequities to inform Rhia’s programs and share with grant-makers, investors, and policy-makers seeking to “make this market work for justice,” to paraphrase Darren Walker of the Ford Foundation. Our Vision for Success Alongside our partners, our efforts will: Catalyze investment in innovation that improves equity, access, and outcomes in reproductive and maternal health care Transform systems in the reproductive and maternal health market, to redress systemic inequity and contributes to improving reproductive and maternal health outcomes for women of color, low-income women, and others directly affected by systemic inequities Amplify the perspectives and work of stakeholders of color Strengthen social norms, to support high-quality maternal and reproductive health care for all women and birthing people in the US

At Town Hall Ventures, we seek to partner with entrepreneurs who are as passionate as we are about changing our health care system. When we invest, we will make a substantial commitment of our time, network and resources to support entrepreneurs and their investors through the ups and downs of building successful companies. It’s why we choose to invest in fewer opportunities than most and only in the most impactful - focusing all of our energy working side-by-side with our partners to create and scale the breakthrough companies that will transform health care. Our Mission Using innovation to fix health inequities. Those fortunate enough to be born in the right zip code live longer and healthier lives than those in communities next door. Systemically, people who represent diverse racial, ethnic and gender identities, especially when combined with lower socioeconomic status, experience substantially worse health outcomes in the United States. These inequities in health - physical, mental and social determinants - result in individual, community and national struggles. When we provide great health care to the least fortunate, we are benefiting our entire societal fabric. We have an opportunity to shift investment away from nice-to-have ideas to proven solutions that improve care for populations that have long been underserved. Innovations aimed at improving care have been slow to come to areas that need it most, including: primary care, mental health, addiction, end-of-life care, kidney care, maternity and newborn health. The costs of ignoring these issues are carried by everyone. Enter the mission-driven entrepreneur. Over the past few years, innovative health care delivery approaches that serve Medicare populations have begun to emerge. Entrepreneurs have brought a new focus on reinvigorating primary care and pushing care into more comfortable settings. These models are just getting started, touching only 2% of the Medicare population today, but have tremendous potential to transform health for millions more. Thanks to an improved set of incentives, similar innovation is now coming to Medicaid. Entrepreneurs are beginning to focus on the needs of this population with the goal of dramatically improving health outcomes for patients and providing value to the hospitals, managed care plans, and State and Federal governments who care for them. Companies who create effective solutions to these challenges have the opportunity to improve the lives of 120 million Americans.