Seattle’s Kivo Health raises $10M to bring lung disease rehab into patients’ homes
Kivo Health announced a $10M Series A round, bringing total funding to over $16M. The company delivers at-home treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) through shipped equipment and live therapist-led video sessions covering exercise and breathing techniques, augmented by AI-assisted ongoing support. The funding will enable national expansion and technology improvements. Kivo has approximately 50 employees including clinicians. Peer-reviewed studies report improvements in patient symptoms and mental health, with the company estimating its model could reduce annual healthcare spending.
Key points
- $10M Series A funding round for Kivo Health
- Remote COPD rehabilitation delivered to patients' homes
- Nine-week therapist-led program with AI-assisted follow-up
- Aims to expand nationally and improve technology
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