Lucis
Builds a preventive health platform, backed by Y Combinator and financed by a €17.3 million Series A led by Singular.
Overview
Lucis is a French preventive health platform categorized in AI healthcare. The round context does not disclose specific product features, clinical workflows or customer segments, but positions the company in the preventive health market. The company is backed by Y Combinator and raised a €17.3 million Series A led by Singular, equivalent to about $20 million in total funding across one disclosed round. Its key disclosed differentiators are its preventive health focus, French base and YC affiliation.
Funding History
YC-backed French preventive health platform Lucis raises €17.3 million Series A led by Singular
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has Lucis raised in total?
- Lucis has raised a total of $20M across 1 funding round.
- Who are Lucis's investors?
- Lucis's investors include Undisclosed.
- What does Lucis do?
- Lucis is a French preventive health platform categorized in AI healthcare. The round context does not disclose specific product features, clinical workflows or customer segments, but positions the company in the preventive health market. The company is backed by Y Combinator and raised a €17.3 million Series A led by Singular, equivalent to about $20 million in total funding across one disclosed round. Its key disclosed differentiators are its preventive health focus, French base and YC affiliation.
- Where is Lucis headquartered?
- Lucis is headquartered in France.
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