
Simuhealth Secures $2.6M to Enhance Healthcare Training Across North America
News Summary
Vancouver-based startup Simuhealth has successfully raised $2.6 million CAD in a pre-seed funding round, surpassing their original $2 million target. The funding round was co-led by American venture firms Looking Glass Capital and Parade Ventures, with a significant investment from RiverPark Ventures. Additional participants included Altair Capital, Startup TNT, Wormhole Capital, and angel investor Mike MacCombie. Simuhealth, founded in 2024 by CEO Matthew Housser, aims to modernize healthcare training management by expanding its enterprise resource planning platform across North America. The platform seeks to replace fragmented legacy software with a streamlined system that enhances workflow management, scheduling, inventory tracking, and reporting for healthcare simulations. Simuhealth’s early adopters include several Canadian health authorities and academic institutions. Alongside equity financing, the startup received non-dilutive funding from the National Research Council of Canada’s Industrial Research Assistance Program to support further technical research and development efforts.



