MedArrive buys assets from Inbound Health after company’s close
In-home care delivery technology company MedArrive has acquired assets from now-closed hospital-at-home enablement company Inbound Health.
Alongside the news of the acquisition, the company announced that Ophir Lotan, a veteran of health-tech companies, would step in as its CEO.
“Healthcare is rapidly moving toward home care models, but the operational systems needed to support that shift at scale still lag behind,” Lotan said in a statement. “MedArrive is focused on building the operational foundation that allows health systems, home health companies and mobile-integrated healthcare companies to confidently expand care beyond hospital walls and make care in the home a core part of how healthcare works.”
MedArrive operates a logistics and care coordination platform and is backed by 7wire, Define Ventures, Section 32 and Kleiner-Perkins.
Inbound’s assets will expand MedArrive’s AI-backed patient-navigation capabilities, expand its hospital-at-home market presence and add new customer relationships, according to the company.
The deal comes less than four months after the company shuttered, citing regulatory uncertainty.
“This was largely due to regulatory uncertainty as demonstrated by the recent government closure and the lack of a long-term extension of the [Acute Hospital Care at Home] (AHCAH) Waiver Program,” the company previously told Home Health Care News in an email. “That uncertainty made it impossible for Inbound to secure additional capital to continue normal operations. We are grateful to all of our employees, customers, and partners for their trust in Inbound and supporting our work over the last four years.”
AI platform Carefam announces $14.5 million raise
Carefam, an AI-powered health care human resource platform, announced its launch from stealth and that the company has raised a total of $14.5 million.
The funding comes from two rounds, one led by Pitango HealthTech and a previous round led by Emerge.
“The shortage of healthcare workers today is an infrastructure problem and will continue to worsen if things remain the same,” Matan Hoffmann, CEO and co-founder at Carefam, said in a statement. “HR teams are drowning in administrative noise and often miss qualified candidates simply because they can’t respond fast enough, the same challenges affect retention as well. We built Carefam to be an always-on operational layer that ensures every candidate is engaged instantly and every step of the hiring process, and the employee journey, keeps moving forward.”
The New York City-based company has been operating in stealth for two years. Its platform automates screening, scheduling and clinician engagement, designed to improve retention and recruitment processes.
Superior Health Holdings acquires Pulse Home Health and Hospice
Louisiana-based home health and hospice provider Superior Health Holdings has acquired Pulse Home Health and Hospice.
“Pulse has built a strong reputation for delivering exceptional clinical care with empathy and integrity,” David Martin, CEO of Superior Health, said in a statement. “By welcoming Pulse into the Superior family, we’re expanding access to high-quality home health and hospice services while continuing our mission of providing patient- and family-centered care across Louisiana. We’re excited to build on Pulse’s legacy and invest in its team and communities.”
Superior Health Holdings offers skilled nursing care, therapy services and home health aides. Private equity firm Renovus Capital Partners entered into a strategic partnership with Superior Health Holdings in January.
Pulse operates in Southeastern Louisiana, offering skilled nursing, therapy and social services.
“Superior continues to execute a thoughtful and mission-aligned growth strategy focused on clinical excellence and community-based care,” Pat Heath, Principal at Renovus Capital Partners, said in a statement. “This partnership expands Superior’s reach, strengthens its clinical talent base and increases access to high-quality home health and hospice services for patients and families across the region.”
Health Recovery Solutions acquires Rimidi
Remote care company Health Recovery Solutions has acquired Rimidi, a chronic disease management and remote monitoring company.
“With our recent introduction of PatientFirst Pathways and expansion into Chronic Care Management, this acquisition enhances our ability to deliver comprehensive longitudinal care,” Jason Comer, CEO of Health Recovery Solutions, said in a statement. “Rimidi’s clinical workflow expertise, deep roots in diabetes management and strong track record of improving patient outcomes make them an ideal addition.”
Health Recovery Solutions is a remote patient monitoring (RPM) and remote patient care platform. The company expanded into comprehensive longitudinal care in 2025 and expanded to become a chronic care management solution provider in 2026.
Rimidi offers HR-integrated software, services and connected devices designed for providers of remote patient monitoring and chronic disease management.
The deal strengthens Health Recovery Solutions’ EMR integration capabilities, according to the company.