Rosarium Health, a startup focusing on enabling aging at home, has successfully raised $6 million in seed funding and established new partnerships with Medicaid and Medicare Advantage plans. The company’s platform facilitates in-home assessments by occupational and physical therapists and offers recommendations for home modifications, such as fall prevention measures. It also supports installations like accessible ramps and stair lifts, while automating documentation and claims processes. With a network of over 800 clinicians and 3,000 contractors across 34 states, Rosarium Health aims to make home a reliable care setting. The funding, led by Kalos Ventures with contributions from several other investors, will be used to expand partnerships and enhance the company’s presence in California and the Northeast. The startup recently partnered with CalViva and Community Healthplan of Imperial Valley, increasing its reach to 1.2 million Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, with plans to expand to 4 million by year-end. Rosarium Health’s efforts are focused on making home-based healthcare a reality, significantly reducing healthcare costs, and improving the quality of life for aging individuals.
How is Rosarium Health transforming home-based healthcare with $6M funding?
