DiagnosisONE landed a $5 million investment from a New Jersey venture capital firm to build out its sales, marketing and development operations.
The Nashua, N.H.-based company makes software to help healthcare providers manage diagnostics data.
The investment, from Lawrenceville, N.J.-based Edison Venture Fund, marks the sole funding from an institutional investor for DiagnosisONE, according to a press release (PDF). The VC firm has backed 16 HIT companies to date, according to the release, including CambridgeSoft, Dendrite, InnaPhase, Cadient, ClearPoint, Heath Market Science, iContracts, Octagon, Portico, Sentrx, Systech and Verilogue.
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