A senior-living technology company
HealthtechFounded 2016
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The release also says, “This brings Inspiren's total funding to $155 million,” but that is total funding to date, not a financing total for this round.
Published by hand (prnewswire.com): "Inspiren has raised $100 million in Series B funding.": launch freeze (K): hand-checked; the cited page states the amount
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series B [ HISTORY ]: An earlier round, from the company's own announcement, found while researching the company. Checked like any round, but not new, so it stays out of the daily feed and alerts; a date range shows it. | $100M $155M to date | 2025-09-25 | Insight Partners | No recent discussion |
1 source [ VERIFIED ] read against 1 source The release also says, “This brings Inspiren's total funding to $155 million,” but that is total funding to date, not a financing total for this round. Published by hand (prnewswire.com): "Inspiren has raised $100 million in Series B funding.": launch freeze (K): hand-checked; the cited page states the amount [ BUILT WITH ]·[ SEARCH ]found by Firecrawl search·[ SCRAPE ]1 page read: prnewswire.com·[ JSON ]round read into a schema, with the sentence that states it·[ VERIFY ]confirmedchecked against 1 source·[ AGENT ]company research by the Firecrawl agent | ||||
Inspiren builds an AI-powered ecosystem of privacy-first sensors, software, and clinical support for senior-living operators and care teams, helping monitor residents, prevent falls, plan care, and respond to emergencies.
Senior-living residents are more clinically complex while staffing is strained, and Inspiren's platform is designed to surface unseen emergencies and subtle changes before they escalate. Its Series C brought total funding to $225 million to expand go-to-market, hardware, and AI, while reported outcomes include up to 68% fewer falls, 50% faster response times, and 54% fewer hospitalizations.
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Also named as backers in company research: NewView Capital, Vintage Investment Partners, Lightbank, Camber Creek