Digital health news, funding roundup in the prior week; August 23

Maven Clinic raised $110M; Beckley Psytech landed $80M; Carrot Fertility secured $75M; ClosedLoop.ai

Maven Clinic: Maven Clinic is a NY- based female founded digital health company which focused on women's and family health.  Maven Clinic announced $110 million series D funding round also was backed by a female investor, Deena Shakir, partner at Lux Capital, and got a boost from Orpah Winfrey as a new backer. The company attracted other high-profile investors in its series C round last year, including Reese Witherspoon, Natalie Portman, Mindy Kaling and 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki. Read more 

Cricket Health: Cricket Health is a San Francisco-based kidney care company that provides integrated nephrology and dialysis care for people with chronic kidney disease and end stage renal disease. Cricket Health has raised $83.5 million in Series B funding. Valtruis led the round, joined by Oak HC/FT, Cigna Ventures, K2 HealthVentures, and Blue Shield of California. Read more

Beckley Psytech: Beckley Psytech is an Oxford, England-based developer of psychedelic treatments for depression. Beckley Psytech has raised £58 million ($80 million) in Series B funding from Prime Movers Lab, Adage Capital Management, Palo Santo, Delphi VC, Leafy Tunnel, Negev Capital and Bicycle Day. Read more FierceBiotech has more here.

Carrot Fertility: Carrot Fertility is a Menlo Park, Ca.-based fertility benefits provider for employers. Carrot Fertility has raised $75 million in Series C funding led by Tiger Global, with participation from OrbiMed, F-Prime, CRV, U.S. Venture Partners and Silicon Valley Bank. Read more

Cadence: Cadence is a L.A.-based remote patient monitoring startup that enables clinicians to provide personalized feedback via texts and video visits. Cadence has raised $41 million in funding from General Catalyst and Thrive Capital, with participation from Martin Ventures and Chelsea Clinton, among others. Read more  

BrainIQ: BrainIQ is a Bay Area-based company whose parent, Posit Science, was founded in 2002 and that makes a whole-brain magnetic field generator device to stimulate the damaged part of a brain following a stroke and promote self-repair. BrainIQ has raised $40 million in funding. Read more

ClosedLoop.ai: ClosedLoop.ai is an Austin, Tex.-based healthcare data science platform. ClosedLoop.ai has raised $34 million in Series B funding. Telstra Ventures led the round, joined by Breyer Capital, Greycroft Ventures, .406 Ventures and Healthfirst. Read more

DigiSure: DigiSure is a Burlingame, Ca.-based digital insurance startup that caters to mobility and sharing-economy companies. DigiSure has raised $13.1 million in what it calls pre-Series A funding. Morado Ventures led the round, joined by Xplorer Capital, Valor Equity Partners, Clocktower Technology Ventures, True North Cos and former Upwork CEO Fabio Rosati. Read more  

DigiSure: DigiSure is a Burlingame, Ca.-based digital insurance startup that caters to mobility and sharing-economy companies. DigiSure has raised $13.1 million in what it calls pre-Series A funding. Morado Ventures led the round, joined by Xplorer Capital, Valor Equity Partners, Clocktower Technology Ventures, True North Cos and former Upwork CEO Fabio Rosati. Read more  

Cardiomatics: Cardiomatics is a Poland-based health tech AI startup that has developed an electrocardiogram reading automation technology. Cardiomatics just announced $3.2 million in seed funding. The Central and Eastern European venture firm Kaya VC led the round, joined by Nina Capital, Nova Capital and Innovation Nest. Read more  

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