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Sprinter Health funding, valuation and investors
Tech-enabled mobile clinicians closing care gaps for health plans at home.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series B
$55M · May 2025
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$55M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series b
Overview
Sprinter Health sends trained mobile clinicians to patients' homes for phlebotomy, vitals, assessments, and other gap-closure services health plans need for quality metrics. Founded by former Oculus leaders, the company combines scheduling logistics, clinician marketplace, and payer integrations. Andreessen Horowitz led Series A; General Catalyst led a $55M Series B in May 2025 with a16z Bio + Health participation. Sprinter targets Medicare Advantage and value-based providers that must prove outreach without adding clinic capacity.
Why Sprinter Health is interesting
Ex-Oculus founders built dispatch for home phlebotomy and vitals — a16z led Series A before General Catalyst's $55M Series B in 2025.
Product & use cases
Sprinter Health operates a network of mobile clinicians dispatched via software to complete labs, vitals, and assessments in the home — integrated with health plan quality programs.
- Health plans closing HEDIS gaps with home blood draws
- MA plans delivering annual wellness visits in-home
- Providers extending reach without brick-and-mortar expansion
Key facts
- Series B (May 2025): $55M led by General Catalyst; a16z Bio + Health participated (PR Newswire)
- Series A led by a16z (a16z announcement)
- Founded by former Oculus leaders
- Mobile phlebotomy and vitals for health plan gap closure
Funding history (newest first)
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Founders' logistics DNA from Oculus applied to clinician dispatch — tighter ops than generic home-health agencies.
Home-based gap closure is crowded post-COVID, but payer integrations and clinician quality matter. Sprinter must prove unit economics per visit beat incumbents with larger MA footprints.
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Signify Health (CVS) incumbent
In-home health evaluations at scale for MA plans.
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Ready (formerly Ready Responders) adjacent
Mobile care and community health models.
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Local phlebotomy vendors incumbent
Fragmented; lack payer-integrated scheduling.
Notable stories
- Sprinter's founders left VR hardware for the least glamorous logistics in healthcare — dispatching phlebotomists to living rooms — and raised $55M when MA quality metrics made home visits mandatory economics (PR Newswire, 2025).
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