Lumiata, a Bay Area predictive health analytics startup founded in 2013, is looking to raise $6.3 million, according to an SEC filing.
The raise from securities comes less than a year after Lumiata, based in San Mateo, raised $4 million in venture capital. So far, it has raised $5 million, with another $1.3 million remaining, according to the Form D filing.
Lumiata said it puts together the first “medical graph,” which claims to organize and analyze hundreds of millions of data points.
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Formerly known as MEDgle, the company, headed by CEO Ash Damle, said it is working with dozens of hospital systems to implement its graphs and analytics platform.