Inspiren, a healthcare startup founded by former Green Beret Michael Wang, has raised $35 million in funding to improve senior living through AI-driven technology.
The company's platform integrates care planning, resident safety, emergency response, and staff optimization to address challenges in the senior living industry.
Inspiren aims to prevent missed revenue, reduce hospital visits, and provide personalized care plans through real-time monitoring and dedicated clinical specialists.
The $35 million Series A funding was led by Avenir and included participation from other venture partners.
Inspiren targets the Assisted Living and Memory Care markets in the U.S., which comprise over 1.1 million units in 30,000 communities.
Investors were impressed with Inspiren's holistic approach to improving resident safety and optimizing operations in senior care facilities.
The company plans to continue focusing on the assisted living and memory care segments in the near term.
Amid potential economic slowdowns, Inspiren aims to support its customers by delivering real value and helping them navigate challenges.
Key upcoming milestones for the company include installing their generation 4 devices to enhance sensor coverage in senior living communities.
Founder Michael Wang advises companies without fresh capital to build credibility with existing investors and avoid dependency on external financing.