Moving patients from one care setting to another is one of healthcare’s riskiest and most fragmented moments. Each transition involves multiple handoffs between different providers and systems — with every one of these introducing opportunities for information to be lost, delayed or misinterpreted.

This week, a Boston-based startup aiming to address this problem raised millions of dollars in seed capital.

Cascala Health closed a $8.6 million seed financing round , taking its fundraising total to $11.23 million. The round was co‑led by Flare Capital Partners and Eniac Ventures , with participation from Digital Health Venture Partners , Omega Healthcare Investors , Tau Ventures and Ziegler Link-age Fund .

The startup, which was founded about a year ago, uses AI to improve c

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