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vitalcaring group

Private

—N/Ahttps://vitalcaring.com

Last Round

Private Equity

Aug 1, 2021

Last Round Size

$261M

Est. Valuation

$261M

Total Funding Raised

$261M

Company Overview

Provider of home health, hospice, pediatric, and companion care services.

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Round	Date	Amount Raised	Valuation	Investors	Sources
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Year Founded2021

Last FundingAug 1, 2021

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