Biometrica Health Raises $2.13M Seed Round Led by Health Engine Accelerator and Beta.MN to Expand Remote Patient Monitoring Platform 

Biometrica Health, a Minneapolis-based remote patient monitoring and health analytics startup, has raised $2.13 million in seed funding to expand its platform that delivers continuous biometric insights to healthcare providers and care teams, according to publicly available company and investment data. The funding supports the company’s mission to improve patient outcomes by enabling real-time monitoring between clinical visits, helping providers detect changes in patient health earlier and respond more proactively.

The seed round includes participation from Health Engine Accelerator and Beta.MN, both of which focus on supporting early-stage healthcare and technology startups in the Midwest innovation ecosystem. Their involvement reflects continued investor interest in remote patient monitoring solutions, a segment of digital health that has grown rapidly as healthcare systems shift toward value-based care and at-home treatment models.

Biometrica Health develops its core platform, Biometrica 360, as an integrated remote monitoring system designed to bridge the gap between patients and providers. The system collects biometric data from patients outside traditional clinical settings and transforms it into actionable insights for healthcare professionals. By analyzing trends in real-time physiological data, the platform aims to help clinicians identify early warning signs of deterioration, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve continuity of care.

The company was founded by Anthony P.C. Dann, who serves as CEO, alongside a leadership team that includes Dr. Christopher Tignanelli as Chief Medical Officer, Scott Campbell as Chief Technology Officer, and Dr. Nichole Klatt as Chief Scientific Officer. Together, the team brings a combination of clinical, technical, and scientific expertise to the development of Biometrica Health’s remote care infrastructure, with a focus on making continuous monitoring more accessible and clinically meaningful.

According to company materials, Biometrica Health was created in response to a growing need for more connected healthcare experiences, particularly during the periods between patient appointments when health conditions can change rapidly without immediate clinical oversight. The platform is designed to integrate into existing healthcare systems, allowing providers to receive continuous updates without adding significant administrative burden or requiring major workflow changes.

The funding from Health Engine Accelerator and Beta.MN will be used to scale product development, expand clinical partnerships, and enhance the company’s data analytics capabilities. A key area of focus is improving the platform’s ability to translate raw biometric data into clinically actionable insights that can support early intervention and personalized care planning.

Biometrica Health operates within a rapidly growing remote patient monitoring market, where startups are leveraging connected devices, AI analytics, and cloud-based platforms to extend healthcare delivery beyond hospital walls. This shift has been driven by increasing demand for preventative care solutions, aging populations, and the need to reduce healthcare costs while improving outcomes.

Investor participation in the seed round highlights broader momentum in digital health funding, particularly for platforms that combine clinical expertise with scalable data infrastructure. As healthcare systems continue to adopt hybrid care models that blend in-person and virtual monitoring, companies like Biometrica Health are positioned to play a key role in enabling continuous, data-driven care delivery.

With its $2.13 million in seed funding secured, Biometrica Health is now focused on expanding its platform capabilities, strengthening integrations with healthcare providers, and scaling adoption of its Biometrica 360 system across clinical environments in the United States.