Leo

Leo Health, founded in 2014 by Nayan Jain and Benjamin Siscovick, operated as an online care coordination platform focused on the pediatric sector. Based in New York City, the company aimed to create a new type of pediatric practice by integrating clinical care with enhanced technology and user experience. It provided parents with mobile and web tools to manage their child's healthcare, including features for booking appointments, communicating directly with doctors, accessing medical records, paying bills, and managing prescriptions. The platform also offered educational content on parenting.

The business model centered on serving families by providing real-time access to their children's health information and care history, creating a more seamless healthcare management experience. In partnership with Flatiron Pediatrics, Leo Health launched its first practice in New York City's Flatiron District to serve patients directly. The company operated within the mobile health, healthcare information technology, and consumer health markets. Leo Health secured a total of $2.5 million in funding over two seed rounds. The first round occurred on February 26, 2015, followed by a second round of $2.5 million on December 24, 2015. Its investors included nine institutional firms such as RRE Ventures, Designer Fund, and Corigin Ventures.

Despite its initial funding and operational launch, the company is now considered deadpooled. Keywords: Leo Health, pediatric care platform, online care coordination, Nayan Jain, Benjamin Siscovick, healthcare technology, mobile health, child healthcare, medical records access, doctor communication, prescription management, Flatiron Pediatrics, RRE Ventures, Designer Fund, Corigin Ventures, health-tech startup, pediatric practice management, consumer health platform, digital health, patient engagement