MD Ally, a 911-powered telehealth company, today announced a $3.5M seed round to expand the scope of 9-1-1 dispatch and first response services to include providing access to virtual care for callers with non-emergency concerns. Led by General Catalyst, and participation from leading healthcare venture firm Seae Ventures, this latest round brings MD Ally's total funding to $4.5M.

Founded in 2018 by the daughter of an EMT volunteer, MD Ally is focused on eliminating the logistical barriers that often prevent impactful partnerships between 9-1-1 and the broader healthcare ecosystem. With MD Ally, medical dispatch and response systems are able to implement a 9-1-1 telehealth solution that expands the scope of services they can provide to their community. To learn more about MD Ally, visit www.mdally.com.

Md Ally Announces $3.5M Seed Round To Connect 9-1-1 And First Responders To Telehealth, Mental Health And Social Services

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