MORRISVILLE, N.C. — K4Connect, a Morrisville-based health technology company that builds tech for older adults, has received $12 million in additional venture financing since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The credits the “undeniable need for dependable and scalable resources that can support the older adult population with easy access to important information, socialization tooling, communications and safety.”
New investors include Forte Ventures, Second Century Ventures (National Association of Realtors), and senior living industry leaders such as Daniel Decker, president of CoastWood Senior Housing Partners; William Petty, BPOC founder and Omega Healthcare Investors co-founder; Kurt Read, RSF partner and National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care chairman.