The money is being used to hire 22 specialized nurse practitioners and 22 clinical assistants to provide the incontinence care to the seniors.
Previously, Silver Care had only 14 nurse practitioners and 12 clinical assistants.
The company also has hired three regional account directors with plans to add a fourth person to pursue new nursing home and other clients and identify more potential patients within existing client nursing homes.
FCA Venture Partners led the financing round. The Tennessee Angel Fund, a TNInvestco fund managed by the Nashville Capital Network, made a co-investment.
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