NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Nashville Health Ventures announced today it has secured $18 million in Series B funding to expand its value-based care coordination platform across rural Tennessee hospitals and independent physician groups. The round was led by Pivot Health Capital, with participation from existing investors Healthtech Capital and Tennessee-based venture firm Ascent Health Ventures. The company's cloud-based platform integrates patient data, clinical workflows and financial analytics to help healthcare organizations transition from volume-based to value-based care models. The technology enables real-time care coordination, identifies high-risk patients and streamlines prior authorization processes across fragmented networks. "This investment validates our approach to democratizing value-based care for smaller health systems," said Dr. Marcus Webb, CEO and co-founder of Nashville Health Ventures. "Rural providers have been underserved by enterprise solutions designed for large hospital systems. Our platform is purpose-built for their needs, helping them improve outcomes while reducing unnecessary costs." The funding will support expansion of Nashville Health Ventures' sales team, accelerate product development and establish regional implementation centers across Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkansas. The company currently partners with 12 healthcare organizations serving more than 450,000 patients. Recent deployments have demonstrated a 15% reduction in hospital readmissions and $2.3 million in annual savings for participating organizations. **About Nashville Health Ventures** Nashville Health Ventures is a healthcare technology company providing value-based care coordination solutions for rural and mid-sized hospital systems. Founded in 2019, the company combines clinical expertise with data science to help providers optimize care delivery and financial performance. Learn more at nashvillehealthventures.com.