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Inbound Health

Inbound Health provided services to help health systems run hospital-at-home programs. It closed on December 1, 2025, according to Home Health Care News.

Closed 2025·Founded 2022·United States·$50M+ raised

The Story

Inbound Health was spun off from Allina Health in 2022 to help health systems offer hospital care at home, according to Home Health Care News.

It launched with $20 million from Flare Capital and raised $30 million in 2023 in a round led by HealthQuest Capital with Flare and McKesson Ventures, Home Health Care News reported.

Inbound closed on December 1, 2025, after it could not secure funding, and laid off its employees. The company said this was largely due to regulatory uncertainty around the federal Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver, according to Home Health Care News.

In March 2026 MedArrive acquired Inbound's technology assets, according to Healthcare Dive.

Timeline

2022Spun off from Allina Health.
2023Raises $30M.
December 1, 2025Closes.
March 2026MedArrive acquires its technology assets.

Funding

Inbound Health raised $50M+, as reported in the sources below.

What Happened

Closed (Dec 2025); the company cited regulatory uncertainty around the hospital-at-home waiver

Sources & Citations

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