Broomfield remote patient monitoring startup snags $18M


The Broomfield-based medical tech startup Alio Inc. has raised $18 million to commercialize its remote patient monitoring technology.

The Series C round was led by the Widjaja Family Investment Office, an investing group formed by the second-wealthiest family in Indonesia. Also participating were Alio's existing investors, including Chase Field LLC and Thomas Krebs, the former treasurer of Penumbra Inc. (NYSE: PEN), California-based medical device company.

Alio developed a wearable sensor called…

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