Triventures

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Israeli venture capital firm Triventures, established in 2009, has grown from a small investor in the medical equipment field to a major player in the burgeoning digital health sector. Today, the firm invests about 90% of its assets in digital health, growing from a $30 million fund to a targeted $125 million in its fourth fund. Among its investors are leading medical equipment companies such as Boston Scientific, Johnson and Johnson, Abbott, Medtronic, Edwards, and Philips, as well as international insurance company Samsung.

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The article discusses Michal Geva, the co-founder of Triventures, a venture capital firm that focuses on seed, A, and B investments in the healthtech sector. Geva works towards increasing commercialization in the healthcare industry and believes in the importance of innovative technology for startup success. Triventures funds technologies that improve healthcare systems, such as digitized platforms for insurance and health payments. The firm also invests in e-commerce and cyber technologies that enhance productivity and manage large data networks. Triventures aims to drive a healthcare revolution and forms partnerships with companies to develop creative innovations. Geva manages lead investments and is actively involved in decision-making for portfolio companies. Triventures has received investments from Samsung, Nikon, Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific, Intermountain healthcare, Cardinal Health, and others.

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Triventures has launched a new seed-stage fund called Triventures ARC, which will focus on digital health and medtech startups. The fund has already raised over half of its $40 million target and made its first investment in Lynx.MD, a Tel Aviv-based company. The partnership with the Chaim Sheba Medical Center is the first of its kind in Israel between a venture capital firm and the healthcare system. Triventures aims to make a significant impact on the industry by providing networking opportunities, resources, and access to digital medical data. Triventures has $150 million in assets under management and its limited partners include Koninklijke Philips NV, Boston Scientific, Medtronic PLC, Cardinal Health, Johnson & Johnson Health Care, Abiomed Inc., Edwards Lifesciences Corp., Nikon, and Samsung.

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Sheba Medical Center and Triventures have formed a partnership to fund young doctors innovative ideas and accelerate healthcare innovations. Triventures ARC, the venture capital arm of the ARC Innovation Center, will be managed by Triventures. The partnership aims to solve significant healthcare challenges and transform the healthcare experience. Triventures ARC is targeting a $45M fund dedicated to seed investments in data-driven transformational health solutions. Sheba Medical Center, as Israels largest healthcare system, will provide start-ups with access to its extensive data infrastructure and resources. The partnership combines the networks of Triventures and Sheba Medical Center, offering an unmatched network of industry leaders, healthcare systems, and technology companies.

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Triventures, a medical equipment investment fund, plans to increase its investment fund from $70 million to $100 million. The fund will invest half of the amount in the regular medical devices sector and the other half in digital medicine. Triventures has attracted investments from large medical equipment corporations such as Johnson & Johnson, Abbot Laboratories, and Medtronic. The fund has previously invested in companies in the early stages but will now also invest in later stage start-ups. Triventures first investment from the new fund is in Eye Yon Medical, a company developing innovative medical devices for the treatment of corneal edema.