KeyCare Pulls in $27.4M to Scale Epic-Based Virtual Care

KeyCare just closed a $27.4 million funding round led by HealthX Ventures. The raise pushes the company's total funding north of $55 million.

For the uninitiated, KeyCare builds its virtual care platform directly on top of Epic's electronic health record system. That's a big deal. Epic dominates the hospital EHR market, and building natively on that infrastructure means tighter integration with the systems clinicians already use daily.

The fresh capital signals continued investor appetite for digital health platforms that plug into existing healthcare workflows rather than trying to replace them. Virtual care exploded during the pandemic era, but the companies surviving and thriving now are the ones deeply embedded in enterprise health IT stacks.

No word yet on specific plans for the new funds, but expect KeyCare to double down on expanding its Epic-native telehealth footprint.