DC Tech's Latest Funding Round

ICYMI...DC-based Kit Check co-founders Tim Kress-Spatz and Kevin MacDonald announced on Monday a cool $12M of Series B funding from Kaiser Permanente, Rex Healthcare and New Leaf Venture Partners. The company’s software uses RFID technology to help hospitals keep track of medication in its pharmacies and operating rooms. (See our story about the technology.) The company’s total funds raised is now $22.4M, helping the company grow from seven hospitals to 144 and over 5,000 users.

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