OrganizedWisdom Health raises $2.3M for doctor-guided health search
OrganizedWisdom Health, a New York-based company that creates and organizes medical information online, has taken a first round of $2.3 million
The company uses physicians and other health professionals to compile “WisdomCards” on various conditions. It says it has over 10,000 cards now, and is aiming to break 50,000 within a year.
ETF Venture Funds led the round. The rest of the investors were angels, including Esther Dyson, Linda Holliday of Digitas Health, Roger Ehrenberg of IA Capital Partners, Peter Kash of Two River Capital, and others
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