CueZen, a Seattle-based startup that sells software designed to boost personalized healthcare programs, raised $5 million in a round led by Point 72 Ventures.
Founded in 2021, CueZen leverages AI and data from sensor-based devices to help people adhere to care plans and promote healthy habits.
Customers include healthcare organizations such as Titan and Microport. CueZen also sells to the Singapore government, which uses the software for its wellness programs.
CueZen CEO and co-founder Ankur Teredesai previously founded KenSci, a Seattle healthtech startup acquired by Tegria in 2021. He’s a longtime professor at the University of Washington.