Zhejiang Bang Er Medical Investment Management Co., Ltd. is a leading private medical service provider that operates several private hospitals specializing in orthopedic care and related services in China.
Sector: Healthtech + Services
Quartet Health
Quartet Health is developing care coordination software and services designed to improve clinical outcomes and reduce the cost of care for patients where behavioral health is the primary or a comorbid condition. Quartet Health was acquired by NeuroFlow in 2025.
Stride Health
Stride Health is an early-stage healthcare IT company developing a multi-carrier, private health insurance marketplace for the individual segment.
TraceLink
TraceLink the world’s largest Track and Trace Network for connecting the life sciences supply chain and providing real-time information sharing for better patient outcomes.
US HealthVest
US HealthVest provides specialized, high quality psychiatric care, including substance abuse treatment, through a broad range of inpatient and outpatient programs.
Lumere
Lumere (formerly Procured Health) is an organization comprised of clinicians, researchers, pharmacists and strategic thought leaders focused on helping health systems eliminate unwarranted clinical variation and cut unnecessary costs—specifically related to device and drug selection and utilization. This company was acquired by Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX) in 2020.
Liazon
Liazon is a provider of web-based private benefits exchanges to small and medium-sized businesses. Liazon was acquired by Towers Watson in 2013.
Kyruus
Kyruus uses the science of data-driven clinical matching to ensure that patients are being matched to the right provider and enabling healthcare systems to coordinate care delivery across their provider networks.
Iora Health
Iora Health is building a different kind of health system to deliver high impact, relationship based care. Iora Health was acquired by One Medical in September 2021.
Carl Byers
Carl Byers brings significant operating experience in healthcare IT to his role as Partner. He was on the founding team at athenahealth, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATHN), where he served as Chief Financial Officer from 1997 to 2010. Carl was responsible for the company’s finance, legal and corporate technology teams and served as a key advisor to the CEO. When athenahealth was a private company, he built the company’s financial systems and led seven rounds of equity and subordinated debt financing. Carl led athenahealth’s 2007 Initial Public Offering, which the Wall Street Journal named as the year’s most successful. In his tenure, he also held various operational roles at different times. Prior to the founding of athenahealth, Carl was a Senior Consultant in Booz, Allen & Hamilton’s New York office, where he worked in the financial services and health insurance industries. Carl teaches finance at Harvard’s Chan School of Public Health where he is an Adjunct Lecturer on Health Policy and Management. He was appointed by Governor Charlie Baker to the Massachusetts Digital Health Council.
Carl holds a B.A. from Wesleyan and is a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration program.