Implicity has secured $40.7M in a funding round backed by IRIS and Five Arrows, a capital infusion that gives the cardiac remote monitoring specialist fresh runway as it scales across the U.S. and Europe.
The Paris-based digital MedTech company, founded by cardiac electrophysiologist Arnaud Rosier, runs a platform that aggregates data from implantable cardiac devices across all major manufacturers, standardizing it for hospitals and clinics. Its algorithms aim to predict patient health status and cut down on clinician workload. Implicity says it currently protects over 100,000 patients across more than 250 medical facilities on both sides of the Atlantic.
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