A group of health care executives across the country, including eight in Nashville, have been selected to serve as venture partners for newly established health tech capital firm Caduceus Capital Partners.
Led by David Vreeland and Scott Kolesar, Caduceus is a spin-off from the duo’s JumpStart Capital Growth Fund and plans to invest nearly $100 million in 25 early-stage health care technology companies in the coming years. The portfolio currently includes Brentwood-based Healthcare Value Analytics and Portland-based Reperio Health.
“We are on the cusp of a massive digital transformation in healthcare,” Kolesar, managing partner of Caduceus Capital Partners, said in a release. “The COVID-19 pandemic is a catalyst for the adoption of technologies that we are supporting, such as remote patient monitoring, telehealth, automated prescription delivery, and automated hand hygiene compliance. We believe this is just the beginning.”