Wildflower Health Acquires Circle, an Innovative Mobile Health Business Incubated by Providence

Written By Ben Salaman

Wildflower Health, a leading mobile health software company, today announced it has acquired the Circle Women's Health Platform, a mobile health technology incubated by Providence St. Joseph Health (PSJH), the nation's third-largest nonprofit health system. As part of the transaction, PSJH has signed an enterprise-wide commercial agreement with Wildflower. Providence Ventures will also participate in Wildflower's recently announced Series C financing led by Health Enterprise Partners, with participation by existing investors Hatteras Venture Partners and Echo Health Ventures.

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