Aphelion Capital

ExplORer Surgical, a platform for intraoperative surgical and interventional procedure workflow management and analytics, has raised $3 million in Series A financing. Aphelion Capital led the round with participation from other investors that included Elliott Management, the University of Chicago, M25 Group and the Harvard Business School Angels of Chicago. In conjunction with the financing, Ned Scheetz, Anne Sissel, Immanuel Thangaraj and Kurt Azarbarzin have been added to ExplORer Surgical's board of directors.

Lafayette, California-based Providence Medical Technology Inc, a provider of cervical spine technology, has raised $12 million in funding. The investors included Stanmore Medical Investments and Aphelion Capital. Also, Silicon Valley Bank provided undisclosed debt financing. In addition to the funding, Providence Medical Technology has named Jason Hoffman as vice president of global sales.

San Leandro, Calif-based hearing solutions provider iHear Medical has secured $2.5 million in funding. Lighthouse Capital led the round with participation from Aphelion Capital and Highlight Capital. In conjunction with the funding, Minglie Hu, a founding partner at Lighthouse Capital, has been added to iHear Medical's board of directors.

Providence Medical Technology has received $6.8 million in Series C financing. Stanmore Medical Investments led the round with participation from Aphelion Capital and RCT Ventures. Also, Stanmore's David Cash and Aphelion's Ned Scheetz have been added to Providence's board of directors. Based in Lafayette, Calif., Providence Medical Technology is a medical device company focused on the cervical spine market.

Providence Medical Technology has received $6.8 million in Series C financing. Stanmore Medical Investments led the round with participation from Aphelion Capital and RCT Ventures. Also, Stanmore's David Cash and Aphelion's Ned Scheetz have been added to Providence's board of directors. Based in Lafayette, Calif., Providence Medical Technology is a medical device company focused on the cervical spine market.

Mercator MedSystems closed a $6.5 million Series B financing co-led by New York-based Volcano Capital and two San Francisco-based firms, Crocker Capital and Aphelion Capital. Washington D.C.-based Windy City Inc. and SET Technology Gmbh, a German-based investment fund, are also participating in the financing.

Clear Catheter Systems Inc., a developer of medical devices used in post surgical recovery, has raised $4 million in a round co-led by Aphelion Capital and California Technology Ventures. Ned Scheetz of Aphelion Capital and Alex Suh of California Technology Ventures will join the company’s board. Research Corporation Technologies also participated in the round.

ExplORer Surgical, an intraoperative case support and workflow platform, has secured $2.5 million in funding.

Orpyx Medical Technologies, a Calgary-based provider of digital health therapeutics to prevent diabetic foot complications, has secured C$7.6 million in Series A financing.

Santa Clara, California-based Zeto Inc, a medical technology company, has raised $7.3 million in Series A financing.

Seattle-based Bardy Diagnostics Inc, a provider of ambulatory cardiac monitoring technologies and custom data solutions, has raised $35.5 million in Series B funding. River Cities Capital Funds led the round with participation from HealthQuest Capital, Aperture Venture Partners, Aphelion Capital, Lumira Ventures, Rex Health Ventures, SV Health Investors, Health Enterprise Partners and Ascension Ventures.

San Diego-based Biolinq, a digital health company, has raised $4.75 million in Series A funding. JDRF T1D Fund, Aphelion Capital and LifeSci Venture Partners led the round.

San Leandro, California-based iHear Medical Inc, a hearing solutions provider, has raised $4.1 million in Series C-2 financing. Ameritas led the round with participation from other investors that included Aphelion Capital and Lighthouse Capital.

Walnut Creek, California-based Providence Medical Technology Inc, a provider of tissue-sparing, cervical-fusion technology, has named Gregory S. Curhan as chief financial officer and senior vice president of corporate development. Prior to joining Providence, Curhan worked at Merriman Curhan Ford where he served as a founder and president . Providence's backers include MVM Life Science Partners, Stanmore Medical Investments and Aphelion Capital.

Walnut Creek, California-based Providence Medical Technology Inc, a provider of tissue-sparing, cervical-fusion technology, has raised $10.5 million in funding. MVM Life Science Partners led the round with participation from other investors that included Stanmore Medical Investments and Aphelion Capital.