PM Pediatric Care secures $50M

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Top Story PM Pediatric Care Secures $50M To Grow Pediatric Urgent Care Business PM Pediatric Care's funding round was led by Scopia Capital and included participation from Jefferson River Capital. In total, the company has raised more than $140 million, said Steven Katz, co-founder and co-CEO of PM Pediatric Care. Sponsored Content How Employee Benefits Consultants View the Healthcare Landscape. Complete Our Survey and Be Eligible for a $250 Gift Card! Presented by MedCity News MedCity News is conducting a survey of healthcare consultants and how they work with self-insured employer clients. Your experience positions you to be a thought leader so your participation is vital to this research. We will use the data gathered from this survey for a report exploring how the role of the consultant is evolving, in line with the needs of self-insured employers and the shifting healthcare landscape. To start the survey, please click the link here. If you complete the survey, you will be eligible for a $250 gift card.

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