General Information
Company Name
Affera, Inc.
Founded Year
2015
Location (Offices)
Newton, United States +2
Founders / Decision Makers
Number of Employees
13
Industries
Biotechnology, Health Care
Funding Stage
Series Unknown
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Affera, Inc. - Company Profile

Affera, Inc. is a venture-backed medical device company founded in 2015 by a seasoned team of leaders in the industry. The company is focused on developing an innovative system to treat heart rhythm disorders, a prevalent condition affecting millions of patients worldwide. With its stronghold in the biotechnology and healthcare sectors, Affera operates from the United States. The company recently secured a $5.00M Venture Round investment on January 1, 2021, with Innogest Capital as the lead investor. Follow Affera as they continue to share updates about their progress in the field.

Taxonomy: medical device, cardiac arrhythmia, heart rhythm disorders, venture-backed, leadership team, startup, investor, health technology, cardiology, heart health

Funding Rounds & Investors of Affera, Inc. (2)

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Funding Stage Amount No. Investors Investors Date
Venture Round $5.00M 1 01 Jan 2021
Series A Unknown 2 BAMCAP 01 Feb 2017

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