Clover Health secures $160M in Series C funding — 5 things to know

San Francisco-based startup Clover Health, a health insurance company that specializes in the Medicare-managed market, has secured $160 million in Series C venture funding, according to the San Francisco Business Times.

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Here are five things to know:

1. This addition gives Clover Health nearly $300 million in venture funding.

2. The startup has outposts in California and New Jersey.

3. The startup, which previously raised $135 million in Series A and B rounds, said it will use the new funding to scale its technology and data science platforms and expand into new, undisclosed markets.

4. Other investors that participated in the round include:

  • Arena Ventures
  • First Round Capital
  • Sequoia Capital
  • Social Capital
  • Wildcat Ventures
  • AME Cloud Ventures
  • Casdin Capital
  • FLOODGATE
  • Nexus Ventures
  • Refractor Capital
  • Spark Capital

5. Clover Health CEO Vivek Garipalli started the company in 2012 with co-founder Kris Gale, former vice president of engineering at Yammer.

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