Startup · $2.2m raised
Blackburn, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Telecare raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Alice Anderson Fund | Seed | - |
| Medical Angels | Seed | - |
| Startmate | Accelerator | - |
Companies Telecare acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Telecare. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Startmate chief Michael Batko departs following an eight-year stint; COO Phoebe Pincus steps up. The piece credits his tenure for the accelerator's growth, returns and alumni, and notes his exits from two side ventures.
Long-serving Startmate chief Michael Batko departs the accelerator's top job, with operations lead Phoebe Pincus promoted to CEO; the piece also recalls two side ventures Batko previously exited.
New York's Teladoc Health has bought Telecare, a Victorian virtual care startup, marking the Alice Anderson Fund's maiden exit. Telecare, a 2021 Startmate participant, previously raised $2.2 million in a seed round.
LaunchVic has selected ten scaleups for the last intake of its 30X30 mentoring program, which pairs their leaders with mentors from unicorn companies; the 20 earlier participants have together raised over $98.7 million.
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Profile of Telecare, a Victorian virtual specialist clinic startup, recalling its 2022 MedAngels-led seed round backed by LaunchVic's Alice Anderson Fund and co-founder Lina Xu's Cartier Women's Initiative Oceania fellowship recognition.
Three Australian founders, behind One Small Step, Telecare and Teach Well, are among 33 finalists for Cartier's global program for women entrepreneurs and will compete in Paris in May for prize money.
LaunchVic's sidecar fund for women-led startups has deployed co-investments across eleven companies in year one, with Telecare, Age Up Health and Conserving Beauty named, and targets 60 founders by 2024.
LaunchVic marks one year of its government-backed Alice Anderson Fund for women-led startups, citing its investments and Telecare's seed round led by Australian Medical Angels.
Startmate's Demo Day unveiled its largest cohort of 18 ANZ startups, and the accelerator also raised a $2 million fund through its mentor network to invest in this intake.