Today, TailorMed, a leading innovator in healthcare technology, announced a $40 million financing round combining equity and debt. This investment positions the company to advance its bold vision of transforming medication access, adherence, and affordability across the United States. Windham Capital Partners led the round, alongside Citi Impact Fund, Samsung Next, and BrightEdge, and the investment arms of some of the nation’s top health systems: Providence Ventures, OSF Healthcare, Inception Health, Ballad Ventures, UH Ventures, and UnityPoint Health Ventures. TailorMed also benefited from the continued support of its early investors: Sanara Ventures, Triventures, Accelmed, Almeda Ventures, and Bridges. The debt facility was led by Poalim-tech, part of Israel’s leading bank, Bank HaPoalim.
By addressing patients’ fundamental need for affordable medication, anywhere a prescription is written or dispensed, TailorMed is uniquely positioned to unlock the full spectrum of medication access. This means supporting patients at every stage of their care journeys, whether at the doctor’s office, the pharmacy counter, an infusion center, or at home. Having reached an inflection point in its network evolution, the company is building an end-to-end platform that tackles cost barriers, access barriers, and beyond.
TailorMed’s success in solving the crucial barrier of affordability, coupled with its robust network, empowers the company to broadly address challenges along the medication continuum. Building upon its trusted relationships with providers, pharmacies, and life sciences, TailorMed will create a seamless flow of data and resources, enabling all stakeholders across the network to collaborate more effectively.
“In the past six years, we’ve built incredible momentum by empowering our network of leading health systems, pharmacies, and life science companies to drive affordability on a massive scale,” said Srulik Dvorsky, CEO and Co-Founder of TailorMed. “But we’re just getting started. This new funding will fuel our mission to break down even more barriers to care, creating a healthcare system where affordability is the standard, not the exception, and working with patients and care teams to alleviate whatever barrier that comes next. We’re excited to have the backing of Windham Capital Partners and other forward-thinking investors who share our vision of transforming access to care for millions.”
“TailorMed has a history of driving transformational change to address the critical challenges in the healthcare system and our nation’s affordability crisis. We are inspired to see the company taking a bold leap forward to tackle all barriers to care,” said Adam Fine, Founder and General Partner of Windham Capital Partners. “We are proud to support TailorMed as it builds a new category in healthcare, creating meaningful improvements to patient care while also delivering real traction for healthcare organizations.”
“TailorMed’s platform ensures all patients can access essential treatment without delay or facing bankruptcy,” added David Kereiakes, Managing Partner of Windham. Mr. Kereiakes will retain his Board Director role at TailorMed, now representing Windham, and will be accompanied by Dan Galles, Partner, Providence Ventures.
