| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.06.2019 | Advance Care Planning Solution Company Vynca Raises $10.3 Million | Leading advance care planning solution Vynca has raised $10.3 million in Series B funding
Vynca, a leading advance care planning solution, announced it raised $10.3 million in Series B funding from First Trust Capital Partners, OCA Ventures... |
| 23.06.2019 | Advance care planning company Vynca lands $10.3M in Series B funding | The money will help the company with new product development and its expansion into new geographies.
Founded in 2013, Vynca offers a SaaS-based advance care planning solution that lets healthcare organizations deliver end-of-life care that ... |
| 20.06.2019 | Who’s Getting Rich From Slack’s Direct Listing: Term Sheet | GETTING RICH
As Slack makes its public debut today, let’s take a look at who stands to win big.
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| 19.06.2019 | Vynca Raises $10.3M in Series B Funding | Vynca, a Palo Alto, CA-based advance care planning solution, secured $10.3m in Series B funding.
Backers included First Trust Capital Partners, OCA Ventures, and Spectrum Health Ventures, key strategic individual investors and current inves... |
| 12.07.2017 | How digital health innovators are changing the status quo for end-of-life planning | About the author: Stephanie Nieman is a Principal at SJF Ventures based in Durham, NC. SJF Ventures is a venture capital fund investing in high growth, positive impact companies across the U.S. and an active health care investor.
Benjamin F... |
| 12.05.2016 | Death is a 100% certainty, but end-of-life planning discussions aren’t. How do we move the needle? | The most poignant statistics on this topic, in my view, are these, many referenced from this Kaiser Family Foundation report:
Most adults (90%) say they would prefer to receive end-of-life care in their home if they were terminally ill, yet... |
| - | Death is a 100% certainty, but end-of-life planning discussions aren’t. How do we move the needle? | Infinity Burial Suit by Coeio
I was recently at the AARP Health Innovation @50+ event, emceeing it actually, when one of the speakers put up a slide with only the giant number 100% on it. After the requisite audience murmur, she pointed out... |
