IntusCare Secures $11.5M Funding, Expands PACE Healthcare Technology Solutions
Healthcare technology company IntusCare has raised additional funding and expanded its product offerings for Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), marking significant advancement in technology solutions for complex senior care management.

Healthcare technology provider IntusCare has secured $11.5 million in follow-on financing, bringing its total funding to over $27 million, as it expands its suite of solutions for Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). This investment signals growing confidence in specialized healthcare technology solutions for complex senior care management.
The funding will support the launch of CareHub, the company's new comprehensive care management platform, and enhance its existing solutions in revenue integrity, population health, and utilization management. The company's expansion includes significant investment in artificial intelligence research to improve healthcare provider experiences.
IntusCare's growth has been substantial, with the addition of 33 new PACE organization partners in 2024, representing a 90% increase from the previous year. The company now serves more than 70 PACE organizations nationwide, demonstrating the increasing demand for specialized healthcare technology solutions in the senior care sector.
The company's strategic focus on interoperability through partnerships with MedVision and Grane Rx addresses a critical need in healthcare technology integration. These collaborations aim to improve care coordination and streamline operations for PACE programs, potentially setting new standards for healthcare data management in senior care.
This expansion in the PACE market segment is particularly significant as healthcare providers increasingly adopt value-based care models for complex senior populations. The development of PACE-specific technology solutions could help address the growing challenges of managing care for an aging population while potentially reducing healthcare costs and improving patient outcomes.